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Sun Princess
Sun Princess sails from Freemantle, Australia, for 17- to 30-night tours to South-East Asia. In September she returns to Sydney for 13-night cruises circumnavigating New Zealand. Sun Princess has five types of cabins: insides, outside, balconies, mini-suites and suites. Of her 975 staterooms, 603 have windows and 410 have balconies. Room service is available 24 hours a day. There are two main dining rooms (no “Anytime Dining”), and dinner is served in two set seatings in each dining room with assigned tables and tablemates. A popular dining venue is the casual Horizon Court, open 24 hours a day; also Verdi's Pizzeria, another alternative for lunch or dinner. Passengers booked in cabins with balconies can order several special, romantic meals to be served restaurant-style on the verandah.

The Sun Princess was the ship on which the television show The Love Boat: The Next Wave starring Robert Urich was filmed. Sun Princess entered service in 1995 at 77,000 GT carrying 1950 passengers, and now targets Australian travellers. She was refurbished in 2007. An April 2010 addition includes a Movies Under the Stars screen in the main pool area and an adults-only private sunbathing area, the Retreat, at the front of the ship. Daytime entertainment offerings include all the cruise ship standards, plus a wide range of “@Sea” activities (computers, ceramics, dance etc.) for every taste. One special offering is the Ultimate Ship Tour, and for a price receive many take-aways. On world cruises passengers generally commit to a regular activity. In the evening having two show lounges is a great way to give passengers more entertainment choices. Add bars, lounges, cinema, nightclub, and casino for adults; and “Fun Zone”, Shockwaves, and teen Remix program caters for all the youngsters. Guests are Australians and New Zealanders; for long itineraries there are more seniors, at other times families and teachers.

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