Princess Cruises restarting three more ships in early 2022
Princess Cruises revealed plans for additional ships returning to service in the US in 2022.
In February, March and April 2022 ships will resume sailing from Los Angeles, Seattle, Vancouver and Ft. Lauderdale.
Three more Princess MedallionClass ships will take guests to the Caribbean, Hawaii and the California Coast.
Crown Princess, Island Princess and Royal Princess join the eight Princess ships scheduled to restart in 2021, representing 79% of Princess’ ship capacity.
On February 13, Crown Princess will join Majestic Princess and Grand Princess for sailings from Los Angeles to the California Coast and Hawaii. Then, Crown Princess will position to Seattle to sail on a couple of Pacific Northwest Coastal voyages and to Hawaii.
Island Princess sails in the Caribbean starting March 6, from Ft. Lauderdale on a 14-day, 10-day and series of 7-day cruises to the Southern, Eastern and Western Caribbean.
Royal Princess operates California Coast sailings from Vancouver beginning April 8, 2022.
“It has been thrilling to have our guests on board enjoying real vacations in Alaska and on the west coast,” said Deanna Austin, Princess Cruises chief commercial officer.
“By April of 2022 we will have 11 of our ships back at sea, with the support of government and port officials.”
Princess cruises sailing through February 2022 are for guests providing proof of vaccination status.
Learn more about : Princess Cruises ( N. America )
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