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Discovery Princess

Exterior of Discovery Princess (Princess Cruises)
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Royal class · refurbished 2025 · Alaska, Mexican Riviera & West Coast

Discovery Princess

OverviewCabinsDiningFacilitiesItineraries

Itineraries on this ship: 2

Regions
Alaska, Mexican Riviera & West Coast
Departure months
Oct 2026Nov 2026Dec 2026Jan 2027Feb 2027Mar 2027Apr 2027May 2027Jun 2027Jul 2027Aug 2027Sep 2027Oct 2027Nov 2027Dec 2027Jan 2028Feb 2028Mar 2028Apr 2028May 2028Jun 2028Jul 2028Aug 2028
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Discovery Princess entered service in 2022 as the final Royal-class ship, with itineraries focused on the western United States. In summer, it offers departures from Vancouver and Vancouver to Whittier (Anchorage), combining Alaska cruises with land tours. From winter onward, it switches to departures from Los Angeles for seven-night Mexico and California coast itineraries. After a dry dock in 2025, its onboard condition has also been refreshed.

Family-friendlyAdult-orientedFirst-time cruise friendlyWest Coast departures
145,281 GT
Gross tonnage
3,660
Guests
1,346
Crew
19
Decks
1,830
Cabins
330 m (1,083 ft)
Length
2022
Year built
9837468
IMO number
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Current position (external site)View on VesselFinder (IMO 9837468)External site. Position information has not been checked by Cruise Pitta.

Japanese language support and practical onboard information

A guide to public baths, Japanese food and language support, payment in yen, smoking, dress codes and power outlets, based on available official and other sources. Details may vary by itinerary and season. Check the official website for current information.

Public bath
Official

Similar facilities, such as a thermal suite

Checked Oct 4, 2026Source: princess.com
Japanese food
Official

Japanese food at extra cost

Checked Oct 4, 2026Source: princess.com
Japanese language support
Official

Confirmed services

Japanese-speaking staff and menus

Checked Oct 4, 2026Source: princess.com
Payment in yen
Official

Payment in yen not accepted

Checked Oct 4, 2026Line-wideSource: princesscruises.jp
Smoking
Official

Smoking in designated areas only

Checked Oct 4, 2026Source: princess.com
Dress code
Official

Formal nights

Line-wide details: They are scheduled according to cruise length, at roughly 1 for every 4 to 6 nights. Short cruises of 1 to 4 days have none; typically there is 1 for 5 to 6 days and about 2 for 7 to 13 days.

Checked Oct 4, 2026Line-wideSource: princess.com
Power outlets
Official

Plug types: B

Line-wide details: 110V/60Hz (North American specification is standard; on some ships, 220V European sockets are also provided)

Checked Oct 4, 2026Source: princess.com

English text in preparation.

Official: confirmed by the cruise line or another official source / Secondary source: confirmed by other sources / Estimated: inferred by Cruise Pitta / Not stated: no information found in official sources

At a glance

Kids club: YesAdults-only areas: YesCasino: YesTheater and shows: YesSpa: YesCinema: YesAccessible cabins: YesJapanese support rating (editorial) 1/5Five-point rating of the scope of Japanese-language services

What is included and what costs extra

Included in the fare / extra
  • Meals (main restaurants)Included
  • AlcoholExtra charge
  • GratuitiesExtra charge
  • Wi‑FiExtra charge
  • Specialty diningExtra charge
  • Shore excursionsExtra charge

The base fare (Princess Standard) includes meals such as main dining and buffet only. Princess Plus ($65 per person per day) adds a beverage package (up to $15 per drink), Wi-Fi (one device), and gratuities (crew appreciation). Princess Premier ($100 per person per day) further adds four-device Wi-Fi, specialty restaurant access, priority access, and other benefits. Specialty restaurants typically require an additional cover charge of about $18–$29 (Chef's Table Lumiere is around $155).

Onboard costs (original currency)
  • Extra chargeDrinks (one beer)$7-$7.50 (+18% service charge)
  • Extra chargeSoft drinks and waterSoft drinks $3–$4 (+18% service charge) / Water $3–$4 (+18% service charge)
  • Extra chargeDrink packagePrincess Plus ($65/person/day) includes a drink package covering cocktails, beer, wine, and similar drinks up to $15 per drink. Premier ($100/person/day) includes premium drinks up to $20.
  • Extra chargeWi‑FiFrom about $175 for 7 nights when purchased on its own.
  • Extra chargeGratuities (automatic service charge)$18/day for standard cabins; $19/day for mini-suites and Club Class; $20/day for suites
  • Extra chargeSpa (60 minutes)From $149 (based on the 50-minute menu; explicit prices for a 60-minute session alone are limited)
  • Extra chargeLaundrySelf-service coin laundry is available for personal use on decks 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, and 16 (Medallion token purchase required, $3-$5/use, detergent included). Captain's Circle Elite members use it free.
  • Shore excursionsShore excursions cost extra depending on the content and port. Additional purchases can be made through the advance booking website or onboard desk.

Prices are shown in the onboard currency; no currency conversion is applied.

Boarding, atmosphere, and links

Boarding and logistics
  • Japan departures: No
  • Home ports: Los Angeles (United States; California's west coast, using San Pedro and Long Beach; a major base for Mexican Riviera and seasonal round-trip cruises), Vancouver (Canada; British Columbia's west coast; a major base for Alaska cruises), Seattle (United States; Washington State; a major base for Alaska routes)
  • Departure ports: Los Angeles, Vancouver, Seattle, Cabo San Lucas/Mazatlán/Puerto Vallarta (ports of call on Mexican Riviera itineraries)
Atmosphere and guests
  • All ages
  • The sophisticated large-resort atmosphere befitting the Royal class (the last ship in the series that began with Royal Princess in 2013). It combines experiential features such as the glass-floored aerial walkway SeaWalk and the digitally staged escape room Phantom Bridge with classic Princess elements such as the traditional 3 main dining rooms and The Sanctuary.
  • Alaska sailings from Seattle or Vancouver mainly attract Western European and American guests across a broad age range seeking scenic cruises, while Mexican Riviera sailings from Los Angeles mainly attract relatively casual families and couples. Japanese-language guidance and Japanese staff could not be confirmed.
Find out more
Official Deck Plan Official ship home page (dedicated 360-degree virtual tour could not be confirmed as of July 2026)

Equipped with an Advanced Air Quality System (exhaust-gas scrubber) to comply with low-sulfur fuel regulations. Graywater and blackwater are treated at a United States Coast Guard-certified advanced wastewater treatment plant and discharged only beyond 12 miles offshore. Uses diesel-electric propulsion with four Wärtsilä engines rated at 62.4 MW total.

Ship character

Families
4
Adults
4
Luxury
4
First-time cruisers
5
Entertainment
4
Dining
4
Great for
  • • Alaska cruises with land tours
  • • Short western coast cruises
  • • Families taking their first cruise
Less suited to
  • • Travelers seeking Norwegian fjords
  • • Travelers seeking long ocean voyages

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Official ship page

Cabins by category

Interior Stateroom

The ship's smallest and least expensive category (3 codes, IA-IF, about 175 square feet). Although there is no window, basic amenities such as a bathroom with shower, flat-panel TV, refrigerator, and digital safe are shared with other categories. Includes 7 wheelchair-accessible cabins; there are 36 wheelchair-accessible cabins across the ship when balconies are included. A dedicated solo cabin for 1 guest could not be confirmed as of July 2026.

Size
16.2–16.3 m² (174–175 ft²)
Occupancy and beds
2–4 guests (some categories have upper beds)Princess Luxury Bed (queen-size/twin-size available).

342 cabins

Accessible: Yes
Check cabin location on the official deck plan

Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom

A very small minority category in the Royal class, where 81% of cabins have balconies: category code O6 only, with just 6 cabins in total. Offers sea views through large non-opening windows (about 172 square feet). There is no balcony, but basic amenities such as a refrigerator and flat-panel TV are shared.

Size
16 m² (172 ft²)
Occupancy and beds
2 peopleQueen bed (convertible to twins).

6 cabins

Window: Yes
Check cabin location on the official deck plan

Balcony / Deluxe Balcony Stateroom

The largest category, combining standard balconies (BA-BF/BW; approximately 174 square feet) and deluxe balconies (D4/DA-DF/DW; approximately 185 square feet), with a total of 1,066 cabins, the majority of the ship's cabins. It includes 29 accessible cabins. The ship is reported to have 100 connecting cabins in total, and many appear to be concentrated in these balcony categories (the official breakdown by category had not been confirmed as of July 2026).

Size
19.5–20.5 m² (210–221 ft²)
Occupancy and beds
2-4 peopleQueen bed (can be split into twins). Some rooms accommodate 3-4 guests with an added upper berth.

1,066 cabins

Balcony: YesWindow: YesConnecting: YesAccessible: Yes
Check cabin location on the official deck plan

Reserve Collection Mini-Suite

A mini-suite category of about 243 square feet (about 279 square feet including the balcony), with a living area (M1/M6/MA-MC/ME/MF/MY, 374 cabins). As part of the Reserve Collection, it includes priority embarkation and disembarkation and access to a dedicated area in the main dining room, but not the Concierge Lounge reserved for full suites.

Size
22.6–26.3 m² (243–283 ft²)
Occupancy and beds
2-4 peopleQueen bed (convertible to twin) + sofa bed.

374 cabins

Balcony: YesWindow: Yes
Check cabin location on the official deck plan

Suite / Vista Suite / Window Suite / Sky Suite

Four suite types totaling 46 cabins: standard Suites (S2-S5, about 332 square feet, 36 cabins), Vista Suites (S6, about 329 square feet plus a 112-square-foot balcony, up to 4 guests, 6 cabins), large Window Suites without balconies (S7, about 710 square feet, 2 cabins), and the fleet's largest two-room Sky Suites (S0, about 1,565 square feet, 270-degree terrace, 2 cabins). Unlike Reserve Collection mini-suites, only full suites have access to the Concierge Lounge.

Size
30.8–145.4 m² (332–1,565 ft²)
Occupancy and beds
2-6 guests (Vista Suite accommodates up to 4; Sky Suite has 2 bedrooms and accommodates up to about 6)King bed (convertible to twin). The top-tier two-room Sky Suite has 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.

46 cabins The Sky Suite (S0, only 2 rooms) is located aft of the sports deck on Deck 18 and has a 270-degree observation terrace, one of the largest balconies in the fleet. Many other suites are located near the Concierge Lounge around Deck 14.

Balcony: YesWindow: YesConcierge: Yes
Check cabin location on the official deck plan

Approximate figures from official and reliable sources. Cabins vary by ship, category, and sailing.Links generally lead to official pages; some have not been verified.

Families, adults-only areas, and practical information

Children and families
  • • Camp Discovery: The Tree House / The Lodge / The Beach House — The free Camp Discovery program for children and teens comprises three age-based facilities: The Tree House for ages 3-7, The Lodge for ages 8-12, and The Beach House for ages 13-17, with a surf theme. No paid nursery dedicated to infants and toddlers could be confirmed.
Adults-only areas
  • • The Sanctuary — An adults-only retreat on the Sky Deck with a private pool, lounge chairs, and a dedicated bar, offering signature drinks, light snacks, and outdoor massages (for a fee). It is not exclusive to full-suite guests; other guests can use it with a paid day pass.
  • • Princess Casino — A casino with slot machines and table games. It operates only in international waters (more than 12 miles offshore) and is one of the few areas where smoking is permitted onboard.
Practical information (line-wide)
Onboard currency
USD
Gratuities
Charged automatically to your onboard account for each day under the name "Crew Appreciation." Prepayment is also possible. Guests on Standard fares are charged automatically every day, but the amount can be adjusted at Guest Services (it cannot be abolished, but you can ask to increase or reduce it). If you have purchased the Princess Plus or Princess Premier package, this Crew Appreciation is included in the package price and is not billed separately. Also, from March 2026 the service charge on food and beverage purchases was raised from 18% to 20%.
Payment
Cashless onboard
Medical facilities
Doctors and nurses are on board 24 hours a day, but the doctors are independent contractors and consultations are charged. As a guide, a consultation during regular hours is said to cost around $100, after-hours visits more ($165 or so), and cabin visits more still (about $205) in some cases. Travel insurance cannot be used directly on board; the charge is first billed to your onboard account, and after disembarking you submit the receipt to your own insurer to claim a refund.
Bringing items onboard
Each passenger aged 21 or over (the legal drinking age) may bring only 1 bottle (750 ml) of wine or champagne on board, and no corkage fee is charged for drinking it in your cabin. Bringing beer and spirits is prohibited, and they are confiscated if found. A corkage fee of $20 per bottle applies for additional bottles brought on board or for bottles opened in public areas such as restaurants, regardless of the number of bottles. Alcohol purchased at ports of call or in duty-free shops is held by the ship until the day of disembarkation.
Mobile and connectivity
With "Cellular at Sea," which uses satellite communication (via Wireless Maritime Services), regular mobile phone use is possible at sea if your carrier has a roaming agreement. However, maritime roaming tends to be expensive at about $2 to $6 per MB, so it is advisable to check in advance whether your carrier offers a package for sea cruises. If you subscribe to MedallionNet Wi-Fi, you can use data-based calling apps such as WhatsApp, FaceTime Audio and Wi-Fi calling, and going through Wi-Fi is a realistic alternative if you want to keep communication costs down.
Japanese support
Staff PartialMenus PartialAnnouncements Partial

Dining

Included Included in the fare (no extra charge)
Juneau Dining RoomModern American course cuisine

Deck 5, one of the main dining rooms adjacent to the Piazza. Primarily operated with traditional fixed seating, it also has a circular wine-cellar private room for up to 12 guests. It offers the same rotation menu as the other two rooms.

Hours: Breakfast 7:00-9:30, dinner 17:00-21:30 approximate; lunch and afternoon tea may be available depending on the day

Skagway Dining RoomModern American course cuisine

The main dining room on Deck 6. Part of the room is designated for Reserve Collection (Mini-Suite and above) and Club Class guests, offering dedicated wait staff, additional menu items, and no wait times.

Hours: Dinner 17:00-21:30, approximate.

Ketchikan Dining RoomModern American course cuisine

The main dining room on Deck 6, often used for the flexible "Dine My Way" system, which accepts reservations and walk-ins. All three rooms (Juneau, Skagway, and Ketchikan) offer the same menu included in the fare.

Hours: Dinner 17:00-21:30, approximate.

World Fresh MarketplaceInternational buffet

A complimentary buffet on Deck 16, divided into three zones: The Bistro, The Pastry Shop, and Marketplace. Breakfast includes a custom egg station, while dinner features themed nights such as ramen, Caribbean, Mexican, and Mongolian cuisine.

Hours: 5:00-22:30, approximate (breakfast, lunch, and dinner).

International CaféLight fare, specialty coffee, and pastries

A café on Deck 5. Light snacks (sandwiches, pastries, cookies, and more) are included in the fare, but specialty coffees such as lattes, cappuccinos, and espressos cost extra without a beverage package.

Hours: Open 24 hours

Gigi's PizzeriaGourmet pizza

A complimentary pizzeria on Deck 7 serving pizza and calzones, as well as soup, salad, and dessert.

Hours: 11:30-22:00.

SliceNaples-style pizza

A free Naples-style pizza stand on the Deck 16 pool deck.

Hours: 11:00-22:00.

Salty Dog GrillBurgers and casual grill

A free casual grill on Deck 16 serving burgers, tacos, hot dogs, loaded fries, and other items.

Hours: 11:00-22:00 (On port days, the start time may be later)

SwirlsSoft-serve ice cream

A complimentary soft-serve ice cream stand on Deck 16.

Hours: 11:00-22:00.

Extra charge Specialty dining (prices in the onboard currency)
Sabatini's Italian Trattoria$25 per person
Italian cuisine• 17:30-21:30 (dinner only).

A Princess signature Italian trattoria on Deck 5 serving antipasti, handmade pasta, and meat-based main dishes.

  • Antipasto assortment
  • Handmade pasta (seasonal changes)
  • Tiramisu
Sabatini's Details Page

Water Free at mealtimes

The Salty Dog Gastropub$18 per person (2 main courses plus 1 dessert included)
Upscale pub food• 17:00-23:00, approximate

An upscale gastropub on Deck 5 overseen by chef Ernesto Uchimura, with an extensive selection of craft beers and premium whiskies.

  • Ernie Burger
  • Fish & Chips
  • Seasonal dessert
Check on the ship's official top page

Beer $7-$7.50 (including craft beer; +18% service charge) • Water Free at mealtimes

Bistro Sur La Mer$29 per person (4-dish course; add $10 for an additional main)
French cuisine• 17:30-21:30 (dinner only).

Deck 7. A Princess-original French bistro, not an Emeril-branded venue. It offers a four-course format of welcome dish, appetizer, main course, and dessert.

  • Lobster bisque served in a bread bowl
  • Ahi tuna tartare/escargot
  • Additional main course (such as filet mignon)$10 (additional charge)
Check on the ship's official top page

Water Free at mealtimes

Crown Grill$29 per person (surf and turf costs an additional $10)
American steakhouse• 17:30-21:30 (dinner only).

Princess's traditional steakhouse on Deck 7, refreshed on Discovery Princess with a modern design and color palette. Premium beef cuts and seafood are the focus.

  • Black & blue onion soup
  • Premium beef chop
  • Salted caramel crème brûlée cheesecake
Crown Grill Details Page

Water Free at mealtimes

Ocean Terrace Sushi BarA la carte (about $3-$14) or prix fixe for $14.99
Sushi and seafood• Sea-day lunch 11:00-14:00; dinner from 16:00 onward

An à la carte sushi bar on Deck 6 overlooking the Piazza. Nigiri, sashimi, and rolls are available individually (about $5 for 2 pieces) or as a $14.99 set.

  • Nigiri sushi and sashimi (2 pieces)$5
  • Sushi rolls$5
  • Prix fixe set (appetizer + assortment + side)$14.99
Check on the ship's official top page
GelateriaCharged according to the number of scoops (plus 18% service charge)
Italian gelato

A gelato stand on Deck 5 opposite the International Café. This small-charge snack venue does not serve alcoholic or soft drinks.

  • Gelato, 1 scoop$1.50–$2
  • 2 scoops$3
  • 3 scoops$4
Check on the ship's official top page
Chef's Table LumiereApproximately $155 per person (plus service charge; champagne, wine, and all food included)
Chef's selection multi-course meal (wine pairing)• Irregular schedule; advance reservation required (contact Guest Services or the Dine Line after boarding)

A special experiential course limited to 12 guests, hosted by the executive chef with behind-the-scenes stories from the galley. Advance registration through Guest Services or the Dine Line is required.

  • Executive Chef-curated multi-course tasting menu (with champagne and wine pairing)$155 (included in course)
View the Chef's Table page

Beer $7-$7.50 (+18% service charge; for additional orders outside the course) • Water Free during the meal course

Facilities and activities

Highlights
SeaWalk: A glass-enclosed walkway extending from the ship's side, an aerial promenade and Royal-class signature feature.Phantom Bridge: An escape room combining physical and digital effects, with more than 700 branching paths (paid; advance reservation required).Sky Suite (S0): The top-category suite at the stern of Deck 18, consisting of two rooms, with one of the largest balconies in the fleet (a 270-degree terrace).Center Court: A large net-equipped sports court for pickleball and basketball.Movies Under the Stars: An outdoor theater with a 69,000-watt large screen (free popcorn included).
SeaWalkIncluded
Signature attraction

A glass-enclosed skywalk extending from the ship's side. This Royal-class signature facility offers an immersive experience with views down to the sea.

Check on the ship's official top page
Phantom Bridge Escape Room (Experience Center)Extra charge
ArcadePaid; reservation required (23-minute session, maximum 6 guests).

An escape room in the Experience Center on the aft starboard side of the deck, combining physical and digital effects. This industry-first technology-driven attraction has more than 700 possible scenario branches.

Check on the ship's official top page
Movies Under the StarsIncluded
CinemaSnacks and drinks may cost extra.

A free outdoor theater using the large pool-deck screen (69,000 watts). Movies, concert broadcasts, and sports-viewing events are shown with blanket rentals and free popcorn.

Movies Under the Stars Information Page
Princess Live!Included
Other

A dedicated studio on the starboard side of Deck 7. This interactive entertainment hub hosts daytime activities such as trivia, game shows, and live music free of charge.

Check on the ship's official top page
The SanctuaryExtra charge
PoolAdults only: YesHalf day about $20-$80 (+18% service charge); full-day cabana about $220 (includes two drinks, TV, and headphones). Purchase through guest services or the advance reservation site.

An adults-only retreat on the Sky Deck with a private pool, lounge chairs, and a dedicated bar, offering signature drinks, light snacks, and outdoor massages (for a fee). It is not exclusive to full-suite guests; other guests can use it with a paid day pass.

Check on the ship's official top page
Princess TheaterIncluded
Theater

A two-level main theater spanning the forward sections of Decks 6 and 7. Free performances include original production shows such as Rock Opera, as well as comedians and magicians. The early show is around 19:30 and the late show around 21:30.

Check on the ship's official top page
The PiazzaIncluded
OtherDining and shopping are charged separately.

An open-plan, multi-purpose atrium. International Café, Sabatini's, Good Spirits at Sea, shops, and the guest services desk line the surrounding area, making it a social hub on the ship.

Check on the ship's official top page
Princess CasinoExtra charge
CasinoAdults only: Yes

A casino with slot machines and table games. It operates only in international waters (more than 12 miles offshore) and is one of the few areas where smoking is permitted onboard.

Check on the ship's official top page
Lotus Spa & The EnclaveExtra charge
Spa50-minute massage $149-$179 (+18% service charge). The Enclave thermal suite (hammam, aromatherapy steam room, sauna, and hydrotherapy pool) costs extra.

A spa facility on Deck 5 with two couples' villas, a Scrub & Shine bar, 18 massage rooms, and a relaxation lounge. Discounts of 10-30% are available for booking multiple treatments at once or using the spa on sea days.

Check on the ship's official top page
Fitness CenterIncluded
SportsGroup fitness classes and personal training cost extra.

A gym on Deck 18 with cardio machines and weight equipment. Some group classes and personal training sessions cost extra.

Check on the ship's official top page
Jogging TrackIncluded
Jogging

A free jogging and walking track on Deck 18, located one level above the fitness center. Approximately 1 mile is covered in 7 laps.

Check on the ship's official top page
Center Court (Pickleball & Basketball)Included
SportsEquipment rental is often free, but confirm in advance.

A large combination court with a net on Deck 18. It supports both pickleball and basketball and is free to use.

Check on the ship's official top page
Camp Discovery: The Tree House / The Lodge / The Beach HouseIncluded
KidsFor children: Yes

The free Camp Discovery program for children and teens comprises three age-based facilities: The Tree House for ages 3-7, The Lodge for ages 8-12, and The Beach House for ages 13-17, with a surf theme. No paid nursery dedicated to infants and toddlers could be confirmed.

Check on the ship's official top page
ShopsFree
ShopPurchases charged separately

A shopping area around the Piazza offering branded goods and souvenirs from Swarovski, Chanel, Estée Lauder, Clinique, Lancôme, Calvin Klein, Citizen, Tissot, and other brands. Browsing and entry are free.

Check on the ship's official top page
Vista LoungeIncluded
NightclubDrinks are charged separately

A multi-purpose nightlife venue on Deck 7. The dance floor hosts live performances by the resident band, karaoke, and DJ events.

Check on the ship's official top page
Take FiveExtra charge
BarDrinks are charged separately

A jazz lounge on Deck 6. Signature cocktails themed around the golden age of jazz, including Ella Fitzgerald, and nighttime live performances are its specialties.

Check on the ship's official top page
Crooners BarExtra charge
BarDrinks are charged separately

A piano bar on Deck 6 offering live piano vocal performances, signature martinis, and classic cocktails.

Check on the ship's official top page
Good Spirits at SeaExtra charge
BarDrinks are charged separately

A mixologist bar in the Piazza offering unique cocktails made with local ingredients, accompanied by live demonstrations and explanations from bartenders.

Check on the ship's official top page
Main Pools (Sky Pools / Wake View Pool, 4 pools & 10 hot tubs total)Included
Pool

The ship has four pools and 10 jacuzzis, including the Sky Pool on Deck 16 near the Movies Under the Stars screen and the Wakeview Pool at the stern. The adults-only retreat pool on Deck 17 is listed separately.

Check on the ship's official top page
Concierge LoungeIncluded
OtherFor full-suite guests only (not available to guests in mini-suites or below).

An all-day lounge near Deck 14 exclusively for full-suite guests, offering tea, coffee, and light snacks free of charge.

Check on the ship's official top page

Itineraries on this ship

AlaskaMay 2027 – Aug 2028

7-Night Alaska Cruise from Vancouver to Whittier (Anchorage)

2 itineraries
Discovery Princess/ Princess Cruises
Vancouver›Ketchikan›Juneau›+3›Whittier (Anchorage)
Indicative fare
From ¥98,421
(observed in JPY) · Price on the Japan site (JPY, excl. taxes)
Fare level: Lower
7 nightsOne way · 4 ports of call

Fare checked on

Last checked Oct 5, 2026Details
Mexican Riviera & West CoastOct 2026 – Apr 2028

7-Night Mexican Riviera & West Coast Cruise from Los Angeles

Discovery Princess/ Princess Cruises
Los Angeles›Cabo San Lucas›Mazatlán›Puerto Vallarta›Los Angeles
Indicative fare
From £669.00
Price on the UK site (GBP, incl. taxes; JPY is an estimate)
Fare level: Lower
7 nightsRound trip · 3 ports of call

Fare checked for departure on

Last checked Jul 22, 2026Details

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