Princess Cruises sets deployments and booking changes through 2039
Plans cover Japan, Alaska, Celebration Key, a world cruise, eclipse voyages and the new Voyager Class.
Diamond Princess and Sapphire Princess will sail in Japan on 50 itineraries visiting 45 destinations across six countries. Princess Cruises’ Alaska program will use eight ships for 187 departures on 17 itineraries from Seattle, Vancouver, Anchorage (Whittier), San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Star Princess is scheduled to make Princess Cruises’ first Celebration Key call on 1st November 2026. Regal Princess will follow later that month, while more Princess ships are due to visit during 2027.
Coral Princess will depart Fort Lauderdale on 6th January 2027 for a 129-night World Cruise Grand Circle Pacific voyage. The sailing will cover more than 35,000 nautical miles and visit 61 destinations across 20 countries and three continents.
Enchanted Princess and Sky Princess will be positioned to experience the eclipse on 2nd August 2027. Their separate 14-night roundtrip cruises from Rome and Southampton will both depart on 24th July.
Princess Cruises has ordered three ships in its new Voyager Class. The first is due in late 2035, followed by the others in 2038 and 2039. For new North American bookings made from 2nd September 2026 for cruises departing from 1st January 2027, final payment will be due 120 days before sailing regardless of cruise length. For cruises of up to 44 days, cancellations made 60 days or fewer before departure can result in forfeiture of 100% of applicable cruise charges.
