Princess Cruises

Gratuities, otherwise known as "Crew Appreciation" onboard Princess Cruise ships, vary depending on which stateroom category you choose.

Crew appreciation can be pre-paid on your Princess Cruises app, or is included as part of Princess Plus and Princess Premier packages.

Princess Cruises offers four drink packages that can be purchased on almost all cruises. Please note that all packages are subject to an additional service charge.

• Classic Soda Package: Includes fountain soft drinks, fruit juices (excluding the fresh juice bar), mocktails, and smoothies.
• Zero-Alcohol Package: Includes everything in the Classic Soda package, plus speciality coffees and teas, frappes, and Red Bull energy drinks.
• Princess Plus Beverage Package: Includes up to 15 drinks per day (up to $15 USD each) such as cocktails, wine, beer, and specialty coffee. This package also includes up to 12 bottles of water and a 25% discount on wine bottles.
• Princess Premier Beverage Package: Includes an unlimited selection of premium spirits, wine, and cocktails (up to $20 USD each). It also covers all non-alcoholic beverages, speciality coffees, and up to 12 bottles of water.

Every stateroom and suite onboard Princess cruise ships are equipped with 110-volt U.S. plug sockets.

Yes, Princess Cruises regularly departs from the UK, with Southampton serving as the primary starting port for a variety of European itineraries.

You can book your cruise online through Seascanner.co.uk. Once your booking is confirmed, you can manage your details via "My Trip".

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Princess Cruises operates throughout Europe, including the Mediterranean and Greek Isles, the British Isles, and the Norwegian Fjords and Iceland.

Yes, all ships have MedallionNet high-speed Wi-Fi available to access onboard. Access is included as part of the Princess Plus and Princess Premier packages, or it can be purchased separately as a daily or voyage-long plan.

Onboard kids clubs for those aged 3 to 17 are complimentary. However, a small hourly fee applies for late-night group sitting services.

Typically, cruises that vary between 7 and 13 days will host 2 formal evenings. Cruises less than 4 days in length host no formal nights.

For itineraries of other lengths, the number of formal nights will vary.

Yes, ships feature several speciality restaurants, such as Crown Grill and Sabatini’s. These venues require an extra charge.

The evening dress code is typically Smart Casual. On cruises of 7 to 13 days, there are usually two Formal nights where guests are encouraged to wear evening gowns, tuxedos, or dark suits.

Yes, all Princess Cruises cabins are equipped with internal direct-dial phones. You can use these to contact other staterooms by dialling the deck and room number, or to reach various onboard services.