Ruby Princess

SHARE: Diners can pass around charcuterie, handmade pastas, and twice-cooked duck at this contemporary, 80-seat restaurant — celebrity chef Curtis Stone’s first at sea. If you want to enjoy Stone's dishes, but would rather avoid the $39 cover charge, "Crafted by Curtis" menu items are also available in the main dining rooms.

The Sanctuary: Cruisers looking for an escape can find peace and quiet in this outdoor, spa-inspired locale. Enjoy light meals and beverages, along with excellent service.

Entertainment: You can check out Movies Under the Stars on the expansive deck or head to the Princess Theater for a live show. Don't miss "Magic to Do," the first of four original productions that Oscar and Grammy Award-winning composer Stephen Schwartz is creating for Princess Cruises.

The Piazza: At the center of the ship, this elegant atrium serves as the backdrop for some memorable moments, including the Champagne waterfall at the captain's welcome party. You’ll also find a coffee café, a wine bar, and a martini and piano bar.

Classic Cruisers: The ship’s nightclub, Skywalkers, is great for post-dinner drinks and dancing, but those looking for an all-night party won’t find it on Ruby Princess.

Couples: From SHARE to Vines to Crooners piano bar, there are many options for date night. Add a couples massage in the Lotus Spa to really feel like you’re on your honeymoon — even if you’re not.

So-So Main Dining Rooms: The three main dining rooms are nothing to write home about. Give the Curtis Stone menu items a try or opt for dinner at the Salty Dog Gastropub or at the for-a-fee steakhouse.