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New look Princess Cruises Grand Princess
Princess Cruises' Grand Princess sports a new streamlined look after spending more than three weeks in drydock. Most notable is what's missing, the iconic Skywalkers bar that used to rise over the top deck at the stern of the cruise ship. In this shot, the Grand Princess departs Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale on its first cruise since the drydock renovations. (Princess Cruises)
Princess Cruises' Grand Princess sports a new streamlined look after spending more than three weeks in drydock. Most notable is what's missing, the iconic Skywalkers bar that used to rise over the top deck at the stern of the cruise ship. In this shot, the Grand Princess departs Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale on its first cruise since the drydock renovations. (Princess Cruises)
The Grand Princess debuted in 1998 and was refurbished in 2004. (Princess Cruises)
Princess Cruises offers a 7-night cruise to the eastern Caribbean on the Grand Princess for as little as $379, based on double occupancy.
The Grand Princess sails out of Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale on a 7-night itinerary with stops in San Juan, Puerto Rico, Saint Maarten, St. Thomas/Charlotte Amalie and the line's private Bahaman island Princess Cay plus two days at sea.
The $379 deal, as of Dec. 14, 2012, is on an inside cabin for the Jan. 5 sailing with outside cabins for $429 and suites from $2,249.
The 951-foot-long Grand Princess was built in 1998 and refurbished in 2004. The ship's regular capacity is 2,600. Click here for more ship details.
For information and reservations, book through travel service provider Cruise.com, with the booking widget below or go directly to this featured cruise by clicking here. You can also call 866-669-0321 to speak to a booking representative.
The Grand Princess sails out of Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale on a 7-night itinerary with stops in San Juan, Puerto Rico, Saint Maarten, St. Thomas/Charlotte Amalie and the line's private Bahaman island Princess Cay plus two days at sea.
The 951-foot-long Grand Princess was built in 1998 and refurbished in 2004. The ship's regular capacity is 2,600. Click here for more ship details.
For information and reservations, book through travel service provider Cruise.com, with the booking widget below or go directly to this featured cruise by clicking here. You can also call 866-669-0321 to speak to a booking representative.
