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What Princess Cruises actually includes

Princess Cruises offers ocean voyages to destinations including Alaska, the Caribbean and Europe. Founded in 1965, it is part of Carnival Corporation. Its program combines onboard dining and entertainment with time ashore; the ship, itinerary and selected fare determine the details of each cruise.

Founded
1965
Based
Santa Clarita, California
Ships we cover
17
Official site
princess.com

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What’s included

What’s included

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Princess

Gratuities
Wifi
Specialty dining
Soft drinks
Beer and wine
Cocktails & spirits
Shore excursions
Room service

Checked 2026-09-20. Benefits depend on the fare, package and booking offer.

The fleet

Princess Cruises ships in the catalog, with the two numbers that predict crowding.
ShipLineSpace ratioGuests per crewBerths
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Coral PrincessPrincess Cruises–––
Ruby PrincessPrincess Cruises–––
Royal PrincessPrincess Cruises–––
Sun PrincessPrincess Cruises–––
Grand PrincessPrincess Cruises–––
Enchanted PrincessPrincess Cruises–––
Emerald PrincessPrincess Cruises–––
Diamond PrincessPrincess Cruises–––
Island PrincessPrincess Cruises–––
Sky PrincessPrincess Cruises–––
Crown PrincessPrincess Cruises–––
Regal PrincessPrincess Cruises–––
Caribbean PrincessPrincess Cruises–––
Majestic PrincessPrincess Cruises–––
Discovery PrincessPrincess Cruises–––
Sapphire PrincessPrincess Cruises–––

Two ways to book

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Inclusions are read from the line’s published terms on the date shown and change without notice. Every published price is marketing, confirmed at quote. Spotted a change? Tell us.

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