• The inaugural season features 20 weekly roundtrip voyages from Seattle to the Inside Passage through September 2026.
• Significant charitable donations are supporting veterans, marine conservation, and local infrastructure across Southeast Alaska.
• The North to Alaska program enriches the guest experience with local storytellers and authentic regional seafood menus.
• This debut is part of the largest Alaska season in history, featuring eight ships and 180 total departures.

The arrival of Star Princess Click to open side panel for more information in Seattle marks a historic new chapter for Pacific Northwest travel as the vessel begins her highly anticipated inaugural Alaska season. This next-generation Sphere Class ship is currently scheduled to perform twenty weekly roundtrip voyages from Seattle’s Pier 91 through the breathtaking Inside Passage. The debut was celebrated with a sophisticated maritime plaque exchange and a stunning Alaska-themed drone show that illuminated the Seattle skyline, signaling the start of the largest-ever Alaska program for Princess Cruises Click to open side panel for more information .

Onboard the 177,800-ton vessel, 4,300 guests can enjoy elevated entertainment and authentic culinary experiences. The itineraries feature marquee destinations such as Ketchikan, Juneau, and Skagway, alongside dramatic glacier viewing at Endicott Arm and Dawes Glacier. Travelers are further immersed in the region through the award-winning North to Alaska program, which brings local experts, storytellers, and fresh regional seafood directly to the ship.

Beyond providing world-class vacations, Princess Cruises Click to open side panel for more information is demonstrating a deep commitment to the communities it visits. The cruise line has announced significant charitable contributions to support local heritage and infrastructure. Notable donations include $100,000 to help rebuild the American Legion Post 3 in Ketchikan and $25,000 for whale research and marine conservation in Juneau. Additional funds are being directed toward childcare services in Skagway and trail preservation in Sitka. By blending advanced technology and luxurious comfort with a strong focus on community stewardship, the debut of this ship ensures that the beauty of the Great Land is preserved for future generations to explore.