The Princess Premier Package remains priced at £75 per person per day when booked in advance, with the Plus Package continuing at £50 per person per day.For the line’s new Sphere Class ships, Sun Princess and Star Princess, the Premier and Plus Packages will cost £80 and £55 per person per day, respectively.For the Premier Package, a new shore excursion credit has been introduced, varying by voyage length: $100 for cruises of six to nine days, $200 for 10 to 20 days and up to $300 for sailings of 21 days or more.The package continues to include the Premier Beverage Package, unlimited casual and speciality dining, four-device Wi-Fi, waived OceanNow and room service delivery fees, unlimited digital photos, reserved theatre seating and daily crew appreciation.The Plus Package now offers two additional casual dining meals per voyage, bringing the total to four. Other core features remain, including the Plus Beverage Package, single-device Wi-Fi, waived service fees and daily crew appreciation.In line with guest preferences, Princess is removing underutilised features, including premium desserts, juice bar access, fitness classes, and Princess Prizes.For more information, visit the Princess Cruises website.
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