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Princess Cruises unveils new exclusive Sanctuary Collection amenities
Princess Cruises has opened sales for exclusive Sanctuary Collection top deck access comprising three stateroom categories and inclusive guest amenities.
It will available on Sun Princess and Star Princess, launching next year.
Guests reserving in the Sanctuary Collection get exclusive access to the top deck retreat area, along with high-end amenities.
These include dedicated private dining and lounge areas, and the Princess Premier bundle of Sanctuary perks.
On Sun Princess, the top-deck Sanctuary Club is now reserved exclusively for Sanctuary Collection guests and accessed via the private entry using Princess Medallion.
The adults-only area features private cabanas, a pool and jacuzzi, plus refreshing beverages and light snacks.
The Club also features a program of activities like sunrise yoga classes.
Other Sanctuary Collection perks include priority specialty restaurant reservations, and premium stateroom amenities.
There are three new Sanctuary Collection stateroom types aboard Sun Princess – Signature Collection Suites, Mini Suites and Premium Deluxe Balconies.
“Our new Sanctuary Collection offers guests ultra-private, tucked away spaces that rival any high-end resort and surpasses the offerings of comparable cruise lines with ship-within-a-ship amenities,” said John Padgett, president of Princess Cruises.
“With an array of premium extras and its exclusivity, our new Sanctuary Collection delivers the ultimate in access and indulgence.”
Sanctuary Collection staterooms on Sun Princess and Star Princess are now on sale.
Guests who have booked as of April 23 already have reserved Sanctuary Collection staterooms and will receive the additional amenities at no additional cost, except for the premier bundle.
The 177,500-tonne, 4,300-guest Sun Princess features the most balconies and sun decks of any Princess ship.
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