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Hi,
We are trying Princess for the first time in Dec. We have been on the Voyager, Enchantment, Sovereign and are booked on the Vision for next summer. Have heard that the food on Princess is a tad better than RCL. Other than that, they are very competitive. depending on the time of year you sail, RCL will be a family ship as that is a major point in attracting families. they do a great job with the kids. Both are fairly sedate, however did have a rowdy passenger on Voyager that was escorted back to her cabin by deck patrol after she was dancing on a table and annoying fellow passengers. Neither line puts up with any nonsense. Voyager has the ice rink which is a thrill in itself.
Ice skating in the middle of the caribbean is a trip. As far as the rooms go, look at the cabin diagrams, it looks like there is more room on RCL due to the fact that they can fit a small sofa in instead of a chair. Square footage is very close. Balconies are bigger on Princess but more private on RCL Good luck, can't go wrong on either one
Anne

<blockquote data-quote="gogispu" data-source="post: 715215">Hi, &nbsp;We are trying Princess for the first time in Dec. We have been on the Voyager, Enchantment, Sovereign and are booked on the Vision for next summer. Have heard that the food on Princess is a tad better than RCL. Other than that, they are very competitive. depending on the time of year you sail, RCL will be a family ship as that is a major point in attracting families. they do a great job with the kids.&nbsp; Both are fairly sedate, however did have a rowdy passenger on Voyager that was escorted back to her cabin by deck patrol after she was dancing on a table and annoying fellow passengers. Neither line puts up with any nonsense. Voyager has the ice rink which is a thrill in itself.Ice skating in the middle of the caribbean&nbsp; is a trip.&nbsp; As far as the rooms go, look at the cabin diagrams,&nbsp; it looks like there is more room on RCL due to the fact that they can fit a small sofa in instead of a chair. Square footage is very close. Balconies are bigger on Princess but more private on RCL Good luck, can't go wrong on either one&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Anne</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gogispu, post: 715215"] Hi, We are trying Princess for the first time in Dec. We have been on the Voyager, Enchantment, Sovereign and are booked on the Vision for next summer. Have heard that the food on Princess is a tad better than RCL. Other than that, they are very competitive. depending on the time of year you sail, RCL will be a family ship as that is a major point in attracting families. they do a great job with the kids. Both are fairly sedate, however did have a rowdy passenger on Voyager that was escorted back to her cabin by deck patrol after she was dancing on a table and annoying fellow passengers. Neither line puts up with any nonsense. Voyager has the ice rink which is a thrill in itself. Ice skating in the middle of the caribbean is a trip. As far as the rooms go, look at the cabin diagrams, it looks like there is more room on RCL due to the fact that they can fit a small sofa in instead of a chair. Square footage is very close. Balconies are bigger on Princess but more private on RCL Good luck, can't go wrong on either one Anne [/QUOTE]