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KEY FACTS FOR PRINCESS CRUISES • Recognized leader in worldwide cruising with over 150 distinct itineraries, calling at more than 360 ports and ONBOARD LIFE WITH destinations around the globe! • 17 First-Class ships for 672 to PRINCESS CRUISES 3.660 passengers • Big Ship Choice – Small Ship Feel: A • Perfect for passengers who prefer exotic, revolutionary design provides a personal unique destinations and long itineraries and intimate atmosphere even on the • Wide range of shore excursions and land larger ships tours before or after the cruise • Luxury at competitive prices due to a large • Long duration times in port choice of balcony cabins • International clientele (average age of • Informal, relaxed and casual onboard 45+, catering to couples, friends & families) atmosphere, elegant attire on formal evenings • High number of returning passengers attests outstanding Customer Service! • Wide range of spa and fitness facilities, extensive relaxation areas and retreats • All itineraries bookable online until summer 2019 • Great selection of high-quality entertainment options • Excellent dining experiences à la carte, at the buffet and in the specialty restaurants (Trattoria, Steakhouse, Share; a reasonable reservation fee applies) • Language on board: English • Currency on board: USD or AUD THE FLEET ROYAL CLASS • Majestic Princess 142.229 GRT • Regal Princess 3.560 passengers • Royal Princess 1.438 balconies • Sky Princess (from Oct. 2019) GEM CLASS CARIBBEAN CLASS • Diamond Princess 115.875 GRT • Crown Princess 113.000 GRT • Sapphire Princess 2.670 passengers • Emerald Princess 3.082 passengers 740 balconies • Ruby Princess 890 balconies • Caribbean Princess GRAND CLASS CORAL CLASS • Grand Princess 109.000 GRT • Coral Princess 91.627 GRT 1.998 passengers • Golden Princess 2.600 passengers • Island Princess 735 balconies • Star Princess 717 balconies SUN CLASS PACIFIC CLASS • Sun Princess 77.441 GRT • Pacifi c Princess 30.277 GRT • Sea Princess 1.998 passengers 672 passengers 410 balconies 232 balconies www.princesscruises.fi / .is / . no / .se and www.princess-cruises.dk DISCOVER THE WORLD OF PRINCESS CRUISES! CABIN CATEGORIES FOOD AND BEVERAGES All Sun Class • À-la-carte-restaurants “Traditional Dining” or Cabin Category Ship Classes Ships “Anytime Dining” Interior Cabin 13 – 16 m2 12 m2 • Buff et restaurant (open 24 hours), Pizzeria, Oceanview Cabin 15 – 20 m2 14 m2 Hamburger & Hot Dog Grill Balcony Cabin 20 – 25 m2 16 m2 • International Café with canapés and delicious Mini Suite with Balcony 26 – 35 m2 34 m2 pastries and cakes (on selected ships) Suite with Balcony 40 – 140 m2 from 48 m2 • 24-hour cabin service • Maximum occupancy: 4 passengers, reduced rates for the 3rd and 4th passenger • Iced tea, water, coff ee and tea (available from the dispensers at the buff et restaurant) • Non-smoking ships: smoking is allowed in Additionally, a „Bottled Water Package“ designated areas. (12 bottles of water à 0,5 l, delivered to the stateroom) • Wheelchair accessible cabins upon request is available for pre-purchase only at USD 6,90. • Equipment: TV, safe, hairdryer, small fridge, • at least two speciality restaurants 110V power outlets (Regal, Royal, Majestic (cover charges 25.- / 29.- / 39.- USD p. p.) & Sky Princess also 220V) INDIVIDUAL PACKAGES / CRUISETOURS • Exclusive land tours on all continents pre-/ post-cruise. A cruisetour combines a cruise DAYTIME ACTIVITIES with a multi-night land tour to inland • Entertainment options such as „behind the scenes“ destinations that the ship can‘t reach ship tours or the ScholarShip@Sea courses • Flights from all Scandinavian airports, (e.g. pottery, computer or photography; additional material costs) individual and fl exible • Lectures about ports and sights • pre-/post-cruise hotel packages incl. transfers • Sports: Fitness center, jogging track, mini-golf, • transfers between airport and ship basketball area (depending on the ship) • Swimming pools, Jacuzzis, steam baths and saunas KNOW BEFORE YOU GO! at free disposal (Royal Class: additional charge for steam baths & sauna) • Library, art exhibition • Recommended gratuities $15.50 per guest for suites, $14.50 per guest for mini-suites and club • Special programs for kids and teens class, and $13.50 per guest for interior, oceanview, • Lotus Spa Wellness (cover charge) and top deck retreat area and balcony staterooms (will be charged to your on board The Sanctuary (half day fee USD 20,- / not available onboard Pacifi c Princess) account, can be adjusted anytime whilst onboard) • Beverage packages from 7,00 USD p.p./day, Soft Drink Package 7,00 USD p.p. / day, All Inclusive Package from 59,99 USD p.p./day, excl. 15% service charge, can be booked individually • Gratuities and beverage packages can be booked and paid through the Cruise Personalizer in advance • Shore excursions can be booked online 100 days NIGHTLIFE prior to departure via our Cruise Personalizer • 24-hour medical care on board • New shows daily in the Princess Theater • Minimum age: All passengers under the age of • Various bars, nightclubs with diff erent 21 years must be accompanied by a passenger live bands, ballroom dancing who is 21 years or older. Children may still be in • Free access to the ship´s own casino a cabin without their parents, as long as one child • “Movies Under the Stars”: Current is 16 years of age or older. blockbuster and classic movies • Princess@Sea: Our complimentary onboard are shown at this open-air cinema web service off ering quick and convenient access (except Pacifi c Class) to valuable information directly on your mobile device. Simply connect to the ship’s WIFI once onboard, open the browser on your mobile Princess Cruises · Representation for Scandinavia device, and Princess@Sea will be the default Inter-Connect Marketing GmbH · Arnulfstr. 31 · 80636 Munich · Germany page that appears E-Mail: [email protected] Denmark Finland Iceland Norway Sweden www.princess-cruises.dk www.princesscruises.fi www.princesscruises.is www.princesscruises.no www.princesscruises.se Phone: 89 88 26 97 Phone: 075 326 3523 +49 89 / 51703-350 Phone: 81 50 31 08 Phone: 0771/103000.
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