Royal Princess
Sailing her way into the Princess Cruises fleet in 2013 is Royal Princess! The newest addition to the Princess Cruises family will feature many new and exciting amenities. Guests will find many Princess Cruises signature amenities, but enhanced for a royal experience. Some top deck highlights including a Seawalk that extends 28 ft beyond the edge of the ship and 128 ft above the ocean for an unparallel view of the sea, and the signature Movies Under the Star outdoor film screen – but 30% larger! The Lotus Spa will feature the most treatment rooms than any spa in the Princess Cruises fleet and is complete with a thermal suite, a dry heat sauna, and an herbal steam room.
At night, onboard guests will find the top deck transformed to host a stage for a sound and light water show, shooting water 33 feet above the deck! They will also find amazing production shows in the Princess Theater, or experience Princess Live! – a first at sea TV studio that will present guest-interactive shows and concerts. The new dining venue is just as amazing, complete with specialty dining options including Sabatini’s Italian and Crown Grill steak and seafood restaurant, and the Main Dining Rooms, featuring a private-dining cellar room and the new Chef’s Table Lumiere – a private dining table hidden in a softly-lit curtain of light. Royal Princess also presents many casual dining options such as Alfredo’s Pizzeria and the Pastry Shop where you can find scrumptious sweet and savory treats and watch live demonstrations of pastry and candy making. Get ready for the launch of Royal Princess – you won’t want to miss an escape on this amazing new ship!
Onboard Experience
Dress Code
The first thing to remember is that you're on vacation and you are onboard Princess Cruises to enjoy yourself. Secondly, remember to travel light. Keeping these two pieces of advice in mind are very important for packing.
Casual attire and stylish resort wear is typically appropriate attire onboard and in-port. Shorts, slacks, sundresses, blouses, sandals, etc., are appropriate for women, and clothing for men is just as casual. Travelers might also want to consider bringing along a sweater or jacket for cool evenings and inexpensive rain gear in case of a sudden shower. While restaurants typically have casual dress code, there are also instances where you may visit a specialty restaurant or attend a special Captain’s Cocktail Party and Gala Farewell Dinner that requires business casual or formal attire. For days in port where you will be participating in various shore excursions, you should dress accordingly to the dress codes of the sites you are visiting, as well as bring a pair of sneakers for strenuous walking.
Formal Wear: Men: suit and tie, sport coat, tie and slacks; Women: evening dresses, cocktail dresses; pantsuits.
Casual Resort Wear: Men: sport shorts, slacks; Women: dresses, skirts, shorts, Capri pants.
*Please Note: Shorts, t-shirts, tank tops, hats, casual jeans with holes, and bathing attire are not permitted in the Dining Room during dinner.
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