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Princess Cruises: 7-Nights Vancouver Inside Passage (Roundtrip)
$398 per person (based on double occupancy)
& More (Sailing 2024-2025)
Princess Cruises has select Cruises on sale starting at prices listed below. Must book by September 5, 2023, for travel 2024 & 2025.
Thanks to Deal Hunter serra for posting this deal.
Note: Fares are per guest and apply to minimum lead-in categories on a space-available basis at time of booking; third and fourth guests sail for free on select voyages.
Examples:
Thanks to Deal Hunter serra for posting this deal.
Note: Fares are per guest and apply to minimum lead-in categories on a space-available basis at time of booking; third and fourth guests sail for free on select voyages.
Examples:
- Alaska
- 7-Day Inside Passage (Roundtrip Vancouver) from $398
- Asia
- 15-Day Japan & North Pacific Crossing from $998
- Australia & New Zealand
- 2-Day Australia Seacation from $114
- California Coast
- 2-Day Pacific Coastal (Seattle, WA to Vancouver, BC) from $127
- & More (browse by destination under "2024 Early Bookings Sale: Lowest Fares*")
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Princess Cruises had just been given the Award of Excellence in Wine Spectator's 2023 Restaurant Awards, for their wine program on all 15 fleet of vessels.
If you are looking at a Princess Cruise voyage for next year, Princess Cruise have the "Score for 24 Sale" offering the lowest fares of the season for vacations aboard The Love Boat in 2024 or 2025. This early booking sale have 7-day cruises starting from $399 per person, based on a double occupancy plus third and fourth guests sail for free on select voyages
Princess Cruises [princess.com]
Book Through September 5, 2023
Travel Select 2024 and 2025 sailings.
Subject to Availability
You may also want to look into booking with known and reputable OTAs who have their own exclusive incentives for you, on top of these savings. Compare the incentives by using the same trip on Travelocity [travelocity.com], Priceline [priceline.com], Expedia [expedia.com], AAA Travel [aaa.com] or Costco Travel. .
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If you are looking at a Princess Cruise voyage for next year, Princess Cruise have the "Score for 24 Sale" offering the lowest fares of the season for vacations aboard The Love Boat in 2024 or 2025. This early booking sale have 7-day cruises starting from $399 per person, based on a double occupancy plus third and fourth guests sail for free on select voyages
Princess Cruises [princess.com]
Book Through September 5, 2023
Travel Select 2024 and 2025 sailings.
Subject to Availability
You may also want to look into booking with known and reputable OTAs who have their own exclusive incentives for you, on top of these savings. Compare the incentives by using the same trip on Travelocity [travelocity.com], Priceline [priceline.com], Expedia [expedia.com], AAA Travel [aaa.com] or Costco Travel. .
Want to see more travel deals? Click here or here.
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Created 07-11-2023
at 08:05 AM
by serra | Staff
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My 2 cents, Ship matters (both Cruise Line and the actual Ship). Princess, in my experience seems to be an older crowd, lower end ships vs. Carnival / Royal Carribean / Norwegian. Now if you are looking for the cheapest cruise to anywhere in a view less inside cabin, then this might be a good deal.
I'd recommend looking at taxes and fee's (they often times aren't included in the quoted price). Obviously the added expense of getting to a port (flight/hotel). Drink package cost vs. water and coffee. Not to mentions tips and add on's like wi-fi.
Norwegian seems to have the best all inclusive costs if you want a drink package, and wi-fi, and tips included. Virgin Voyages also has some good deals, but not the cheapest.
For Example the $299 cruise x 2 people on Princess came to $786.00 - with fee's and taxes, and no perks.
Hopefully someone better than i can give you more insight.
Virgin>Disney>RCL(Oasis Ships/new)>Norwegian>Viking>Carnival (new ships)>MSC>RCL Olderships>Princess>Costa>Carnival older
Been on around 30 cruises. Never buy drink packages, worked remotely on board via their wifi, mostly do random excursions while ashore.
Last 10 cruises Ive traveled with kids, therefore, my ranking is reflective of a couple cruising and also as a family. I can answer any questions you may have.
If you want insane deals, find the transit cruises where ships are relocating. Did a 30 day cruise for 23/day.
Always use a company to book with, use a card with perks, and know how much everything will be before finalizing a deal. I have a travel agent who is able to book most things for under advertised price, i assume you can find one as well.
For reference, my wife and I did a 7-day Eastern Caribbean Princess cruise in Feb in a balcony for around $1400 total. Last month we did a 7-day Alaska cruise in an Ocean-view cabin for $1100. Check cruiseplum.com and look at "Hot deals" to give you an idea.
Princess Cruises is considered a Premium cruise line (an up-scale, along with Celebrity) when compared to Carnival, Royal Caribbean, or Norwegian therefore they attract an older crowd. Their ships don't have roller-coasters, water slides, rock-climbing walls, etc. so if that's your thing, I would look elsewhere. Although, some of their larger ships have activity rooms for tweens, it's not at the same scale as Carnival, Royal or Norwegian. Again, their main customer base is the 40 and above crowd who wants to spend a quiet and relaxing cruise away from screaming kids.
Having said all that. Princess will be launching their newest and largest ship (Sun Princess) in Feb '24 which will have more activities for children which upset a large number of faithful Princess cruisers. I imagine they want to tap into the market for multi-generational families cruising together as Carnival, Royal and Norwegian have focused on.
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I'd rather avoid being stuck without food or water while they isolate people.
The reason now lines are so long now for food on cruises is they can't get help. Cruse ships are now only at 40% staff. We need to stop paying people not to work in this country!
My 2 cents, Ship matters (both Cruise Line and the actual Ship). Princess, in my experience seems to be an older crowd, lower end ships vs. Carnival / Royal Carribean / Norwegian. Now if you are looking for the cheapest cruise to anywhere in a view less inside cabin, then this might be a good deal.
I'd recommend looking at taxes and fee's (they often times aren't included in the quoted price). Obviously the added expense of getting to a port (flight/hotel). Drink package cost vs. water and coffee. Not to mentions tips and add on's like wi-fi.
Norwegian seems to have the best all inclusive costs if you want a drink package, and wi-fi, and tips included. Virgin Voyages also has some good deals, but not the cheapest.
For Example the $299 cruise x 2 people on Princess came to $786.00 - with fee's and taxes, and no perks.
Hopefully someone better than i can give you more insight.
I don't think princess is lower end compared to carnival or Norwegian. Although Princess is a part of Carnival. If you're looking to relax princess is good if you're looking to party then go with carnival. Not having slides on a cruise ship might not all be that bad.
Virgin>Disney>RCL(Oasis Ships/new)>Norwegian>Viking>Carnival (new ships)>MSC>RCL Olderships>Princess>Costa>Carnival older
Been on around 30 cruises. Never buy drink packages, worked remotely on board via their wifi, mostly do random excursions while ashore.
Last 10 cruises Ive traveled with kids, therefore, my ranking is reflective of a couple cruising and also as a family. I can answer any questions you may have.
If you want insane deals, find the transit cruises where ships are relocating. Did a 30 day cruise for 23/day.
Always use a company to book with, use a card with perks, and know how much everything will be before finalizing a deal. I have a travel agent who is able to book most things for under advertised price, i assume you can find one as well.
Where do you find the transit cruises? Is there a trustworthy website that specializes in transit cruises?
My 2 cents, Ship matters (both Cruise Line and the actual Ship). Princess, in my experience seems to be an older crowd, lower end ships vs. Carnival / Royal Carribean / Norwegian. Now if you are looking for the cheapest cruise to anywhere in a view less inside cabin, then this might be a good deal.
I'd recommend looking at taxes and fee's (they often times aren't included in the quoted price). Obviously the added expense of getting to a port (flight/hotel). Drink package cost vs. water and coffee. Not to mentions tips and add on's like wi-fi.
Norwegian seems to have the best all inclusive costs if you want a drink package, and wi-fi, and tips included. Virgin Voyages also has some good deals, but not the cheapest.
For Example the $299 cruise x 2 people on Princess came to $786.00 - with fee's and taxes, and no perks.
Hopefully someone better than i can give you more insight.
Contemporary: Norwegian, Carnival, Royal Carib, MSC
Premium: Princess, Celebrity, Holland America
Luxury: Cunard, etc
Ultra Luxury: Seabourn, SilverSeas, etc.
Princess is indeed an older, more affluent crowd vs the contemporary brands. I always tell people Princess is a Lexus as Carnival/NCL/RCL is a Camry.
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