FT. LAUDERDALE : Princess Cruises is enhancing its Premier and Plus packages starting July 22, 2025, for voyages sailing in 2026. The refresh brings added value and flexibility, directly responding to guest preferences with new shore excursion credits and more casual dining options.
These rates still offer up to 70% savings compared to purchasing each benefit separately.
“We’re evolving our packages to align with what guests want most—more culinary choices, flexibility, and immersive shore experiences,” said Alfredo Jimenez, VP of Onboard Revenue. “It’s all about delivering a personalized, rewarding vacation.”
🔹 Premier Package
🔹 Plus Package
To improve value and relevance, lesser-used features such as the juice bar, fitness classes, and Medallion shipping are being phased out.
Princess Cruises continues to prioritize guest feedback in shaping its offerings—ensuring every cruise delivers convenience, connection, and unforgettable memories.
Princess Cruises—The Love Boat brand—offers iconic vacations to over 330 destinations worldwide. With luxurious ships, personalized MedallionClass® service, award-winning dining, entertainment, and wellness, Princess creates seamless, unforgettable guest experiences. The next-generation Sun Princess and Star Princess headline the all-new Sphere Class ships, blending innovation and romance at sea.
Princess Cruises is part of Carnival Corporation & plc (NYSE/LSE: CCL; NYSE: CUK).
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