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<blockquote data-quote="bob" data-source="post: 1719127" data-attributes="member: 2">The dedicated coastals are really nice, we have done two of them but both out of LA. The ports will vary a bit depending on if it is a Classic Coastal or a Wine Country.&nbsp; The Ruby is a nice ship, we were on it a few years back and again last April for a 10 day Alaska. Have you been on the Crown or the Emerald, same ship, different carpet. Maybe a variation or two in specialty restaurants but the decks are the same, our first trip on the Ruby thought we were back on the Emerald.Add some extra days in SFO, will make it seem like a longer cruise especially if you take a couple trips on the Sausalito Tiburon ferry. Have not been there since they completed the new Cruise Terminal at Pier 27, both times we have been at Pier 35 which is probably the one you were at on your repositionWe are going to try again on the Royal to Mex, our April cruise was shot down so we are going to try it again in Dec over Christmas.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bob, post: 1719127, member: 2"] The dedicated coastals are really nice, we have done two of them but both out of LA. The ports will vary a bit depending on if it is a Classic Coastal or a Wine Country. The Ruby is a nice ship, we were on it a few years back and again last April for a 10 day Alaska. Have you been on the Crown or the Emerald, same ship, different carpet. Maybe a variation or two in specialty restaurants but the decks are the same, our first trip on the Ruby thought we were back on the Emerald. Add some extra days in SFO, will make it seem like a longer cruise especially if you take a couple trips on the Sausalito Tiburon ferry. Have not been there since they completed the new Cruise Terminal at Pier 27, both times we have been at Pier 35 which is probably the one you were at on your reposition We are going to try again on the Royal to Mex, our April cruise was shot down so we are going to try it again in Dec over Christmas. [/QUOTE]

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