Princess Cruises

Princess Cruises Faqs

• Are gratuities included?

  If you are leaving from an Australian port, gratuities are included however internationally gratuities are charged daily at a cost of $15.50USD for mini suite guests and above and $15.40USD for everyone else, per person per day.

• Are there theme nights expected on board?

  While they do not have theme nights, they do have formal nights. The number of formal nights will depend on the length of your cruise. Dress code is evening attire such as cocktail dresses and suits.

• Can I bring alcohol?

  Guests are able to bring 1 (750ml) bottle of wine on per person, this must be stored in your carry on. If this is consumed in the restaurant there will be a $15 corkage fee, if you choose to consume this in your state room there is no fee.

• Can I bring any electrical items such as an Iron, hairdryer or powerboard?

  Irons and other heating equipment are not permitted, neither are powerboards. Hairdryers and other such equipment are subject to safety checks at boarding.

• Can I bring bottled water or other non alcoholic drinks?

  Guests are able to bring 12 cans on board, these must be lose and packed into your carryon luggage.

• Can I bring medical equipment on board?

  In most cases yes, to ensure your equipment can be used on board please speak with your consultant to arrange this.

• Can I use my mobile while away?

  Mobile reception is available via international roaming, this needs to be set up with your phone provider. Your provider will advise the charge rates.

• How do I pay on board?

  You can pay in cash or card on board. To use cash please see the pursers desk once on board. Alternatively your credit/debit card can be set up at check. You can also swap between cash and card if necessary. There are ATMs available on board that will dispense the ship's currency.

• How much luggage can I take?

  They recommend 2 x 32 KG bags per person at a maximum, reminding guests that each airline has their own policies.

• I have dietary restrictions, can I be accommodated?

  Yes. Princess can cater to most dietary needs, just let your consultant know and they can pass this information on.

• Is there a dress code on board?

  Aside from formal nights, the dress code is smart casual. On formal nights guests are encouraged to doll up, with cocktail dresses and suits.

• Is there a fridge in my room?

  Yes, staterooms are equipped with small fridges.

• Is there a kettle in my stateroom?

  No, if you would like tea or coffee for your room, your cabin steward can organise this or call through to room service.

• What is the currency on board?

  If your ship leaves Australia you will be billed in AUD everywhere else will be USD unless otherwise noted.

• What type of power points are on board?

  Most Princess ships are equipped with North American standard, 110 volts AC and standard European 220/230 volts AC outlets. Some exceptions do apply though so be sure to check with your consultant when you book.