Pacific Princess Cruises 2019 - 2020

Staterooms

Princess Cruises' staterooms are impeccably furnished, and this ship's are no exception. Every stateroom on Pacific Princess features a closet, TV, sofa, desk, and bathroom with a shower. Ideal for small families on a budget, interior double rooms cover 158 square feet, while oceanview double rooms, with a porthole or balcony, are slightly more spacious at 146 to 206 square feet. For an extra luxurious stay, the 322-square-foot mini-suites or the 786-to-962-square-foot owner's suites are ideal.

Dining & Gastronomy

While Pacific Princess's dining is generally fixed seating, you can opt for Anytime Dining, meaning you can enjoy the ship's award-winning cuisine at just about any time of day. The ship also features three specialty restaurants. USA Today has named Sabatini's, the ship's Italian restaurant, as one of the “Best Cruise Ship Specialty Restaurants.”

Entertainment and Activities

Get the most out of your cruise vacation by attending financial workshops, cooking demonstrations, maritime history lessons, and dance classes. Sports lovers will be delighted with the wide range of opportunities to get active, with volleyball, basketball, shuffleboard, ping pong, and golf facilities. Adventure sports enthusiasts can even sign up for PADI Open Water Diver certification. Young cruisers aged 3 to 17 years will love the ship's kid-friendly activities, which will keep them happy and occupied as you relax in the Lotus Spa, the ultimate wellness destination.

Dress Code

While at port, Pacific Princess's dress code is casual. However, in the dining room, only smart casual or formal wear is allowed. For formal nights, ladies can wear cocktail dresses or evening gowns, while men can wear dark suits, tuxedos, or dinner jackets.

Ship Data

• In service since: 1999 / refurbished 2017
• Length: 593 ft
• Number of decks: 11
• Passengers: 826
• Crew: 373
• Languages spoken on board: English
• Currency on board: US Dollar