Star Princess finishes first Alaska summer, will sail from Seattle again in 2027
Princess Cruises' newest Alaska ship completed 20 sailings from Seattle in late September and moves to Florida for Caribbean trips this winter.
Star Princess ended its first Alaska season in late September. It made 20 sailings in the region, according to Cruise Industry News and Travel and Tour World. The ship reached Seattle in early May and used the city as its home port.
Each trip started and ended in Seattle. Stops included Juneau, Skagway and Ketchikan. The ship also offered scenic cruising near Endicott Arm, Dawes Glacier and the Inside Passage.
Travel and Tour World says the ship now heads to Florida for Caribbean cruises over the winter. It is due back in Alaska in 2027, again from Seattle. Both outlets reported that more than 90,000 guests were expected or booked for the first season.
Cruise Industry News describes the ship as LNG-powered and one of the largest vessels sailing in Alaska this summer. It joined a group of eight Princess ships in the region. The Points Guy adds that Princess Alaska sailings include special national park access and many cruisetours.
What it means for travelers
Travelers who like Alaska now know this large ship will come back to Seattle in 2027. People who prefer warm weather can look at its Caribbean trips this winter. Seattle is an easy starting point for those who live on the US West Coast.
What to watch next
Check Princess Cruises for 2027 Alaska dates, prices and itineraries before you plan. Confirm all details with the cruise line, because the notes do not give booking dates.
How the story unfolded
- The Points Guy 3 ways Princess Cruises stands out in Alaska
- Cruise Industry News Star Princess Wraps Up First Season in Alaska
- Travel and Tour World Princess Cruises Marks Star Princess Alaska Milestone, Confirms Seattle Return in 2027
Read the original reporting
- Travel and Tour World – Princess Cruises Marks Star Princess Alaska Milestone, Confirms Seattle Return in 2027 ↗
- Cruise Industry News – Star Princess Wraps Up First Season in Alaska ↗
- The Points Guy – 3 ways Princess Cruises stands out in Alaska ↗
Quick questions
What happened?
Princess Cruises' newest Alaska ship completed 20 sailings from Seattle in late September and moves to Florida for Caribbean trips this winter.
How does this affect trips to United States?
Travelers who like Alaska now know this large ship will come back to Seattle in 2027. People who prefer warm weather can look at its Caribbean trips this winter. Seattle is an easy starting point for those who live on the US West Coast.
What should I do now?
Check Princess Cruises for 2027 Alaska dates, prices and itineraries before you plan. Confirm all details with the cruise line, because the notes do not give booking dates.
Which outlets reported this?
This brief is based on reporting from Travel and Tour World, Cruise Industry News and The Points Guy. Links to the original stories are listed on this page.
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