Planning a Princess cruise can be a very stressful experience. Between choosing the itinerary, cabin, dining, flights, insurance and shore excursions, you have to make hundreds of decisions before your vacation even begins. One mistake can cost you hundreds if not thousands of dollars. I’ve been cruising for over a decade and I still learned several valuable planning lessons the hard way on my 7 recent Princess cruises – especially related to key information that’s either misleading or inaccurate on the Princess website. In this episode of the Chill Cruiser, I’ll share the 10 watch outs you need to know while planning a Princess cruise that can save you a lot of time, money and grief. If you’re planning a Princess cruise or thinking about it, you’re not going to want to miss this.
10 watch outs when you’re planning a Princess cruise
5 responses to “10 watch outs when you’re planning a Princess cruise”
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Hi! I did a deep dive on your videos because they are so helpful! I saw you upgraded to a balcony room DURING one of your cruises. I had questions about that…
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Hi Stacy – thank you for the feedback – I’m glad my videos have been helpful. Onboard upgrades do happen but less frequently these days since ships seem to almost always be completely sold out. I was able to upgrade because we had left the last port where folks who missed the ship on embarkation day could rejoin the ship so the hold on the cabin was released. I did have to pay a small upgrade fee of around $200 but it was worth it to go from interior to Balcony. So you can’t rely on an upgrade being available – and it would only be for part of the cruise (in my case about half). Does that help?
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Loving your you tube videos. Seeing that the medallions won’t be shipped to Canada on some videos ?Is this correct! We already ordered.
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Hi Christine! I’m so sorry for the delay! I haven’t heard of any issues shipping to Canada. Did you receive yours?
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Not yet but don’t cruise until February 3rd . Thanks so much
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