- Princess Cruises launches 2025 Alaska season with seven ships and expanded land tours.
- New glacier-focused cruises from Seattle and San Francisco highlight the offerings.
- Enhanced experiences include renovated lodges and locally inspired programs.
Princess Cruises is set to elevate its 2025 Alaska cruise season by deploying seven ships, five wilderness lodges, and an enriched lineup of cruisetours traversing five stunning national parks. The new season marks the 56th year of the cruise line in Alaska, featuring departures from Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Vancouver, and Anchorage.
Among the notable offerings are two exclusive glacier-centered cruises. The Grand Princess will embark on a 17-day roundtrip from Seattle, visiting 10 ports and three glaciers starting May 6. The Ruby Princess will offer a 22-day roundtrip from San Francisco, aligning with the Summer Solstice, covering 11 ports and four glaciers from June 6.
Princess Cruises is enhancing its 'North to Alaska' program with engaging activities such as Park Ranger presentations, wildlife encounters, and local storyteller sessions. The 2025 season will also introduce a renovated grand lobby at the Mt. McKinley Princess Wilderness Lodge and expanded dining options featuring local Alaskan seafood.
The cruise line provides a range of itineraries from seven to 14 days, with options for land explorations through cruisetours visiting Denali National Park and other landmarks. Special features onboard include culinary offerings of locally sourced Keta, King, and Sockeye salmon, as well as halibut and rockfish.
Princess Cruises, part of Carnival Corporation (CCL, Financial), continues to build on its esteemed recognition as a hallmark of Alaskan adventures, providing guests with unforgettable experiences amidst the majestic beauty of Alaska's landscapes and wildlife.
