Majestic Princess

• Meals (main restaurants)Included
• AlcoholExtra charge
• GratuitiesExtra charge
• Wi‑FiExtra charge
• Specialty diningExtra charge
• Shore excursionsExtra charge

The base fare (Princess Standard) includes meals such as main dining and buffet only. Princess Plus (around $65 per person per day) adds a beverage package (up to $15 per drink), Wi-Fi (one device), and gratuities. Princess Premier (around $100 per person per day) further adds four-device Wi-Fi and specialty restaurant access. Specialty restaurants typically require an additional cover charge of about $29–$39. In some operating regions (such as Greater China and Australia), inclusions and currencies may differ.

• Extra chargeDrinks (one beer)$7-$7.50 (+18% service charge)
• Extra chargeSoft drinks and water$3–$4 (+18% service charge)
• Extra chargeDrink packagePrincess Plus ($65/person/day, approximately) includes a drink package covering cocktails, beer, wine, and similar drinks up to $15 per drink. Premier ($100/person/day, approximately) includes premium drinks up to $20. Currency and price displays may vary by deployment region.
• Extra chargeWi‑FiFrom about $175 for 7 nights when purchased on its own.
• Extra chargeGratuities (automatic service charge)$18/day (standard stateroom), $19/day (mini-suite/Club Class), $20/day (suite). On some itineraries, such as those departing from or arriving in Greater China, automatic gratuities may be included in or waived from the fare
• Extra chargeSpa (60 minutes)From $149 (based on the 50-minute menu)
• Extra chargeLaundrySelf-service coin laundry is available on each deck near the staterooms (purchase tokens through Medallion, $3-$5/use, detergent included). Captain's Circle Elite members use it free.
• Shore excursionsShore excursions cost extra depending on the content and port. Additional purchases can be made through the advance booking website or onboard desk.

Prices are shown in the onboard currency; no currency conversion is applied.

Onboard currency

USD

Gratuities

Charged automatically to your onboard account for each day under the name "Crew Appreciation." Prepayment is also possible. Guests on Standard fares are charged automatically every day, but the amount can be adjusted at Guest Services (it cannot be abolished, but you can ask to increase or reduce it). If you have purchased the Princess Plus or Princess Premier package, this Crew Appreciation is included in the package price and is not billed separately. Also, from March 2026 the service charge on food and beverage purchases was raised from 18% to 20%.

Payment

Cashless onboard

Voltage

110V/60Hz (North American specification is standard; on some ships, 220V European sockets are also provided)

Formal nights

They are scheduled according to cruise length, at roughly 1 for every 4 to 6 nights. Short cruises of 1 to 4 days have none; typically there is 1 for 5 to 6 days and about 2 for 7 to 13 days.

Medical facilities

Doctors and nurses are on board 24 hours a day, but the doctors are independent contractors and consultations are charged. As a guide, a consultation during regular hours is said to cost around $100, after-hours visits more ($165 or so), and cabin visits more still (about $205) in some cases. Travel insurance cannot be used directly on board; the charge is first billed to your onboard account, and after disembarking you submit the receipt to your own insurer to claim a refund.

Bringing items onboard

Each passenger aged 21 or over (the legal drinking age) may bring only 1 bottle (750 ml) of wine or champagne on board, and no corkage fee is charged for drinking it in your cabin. Bringing beer and spirits is prohibited, and they are confiscated if found. A corkage fee of $20 per bottle applies for additional bottles brought on board or for bottles opened in public areas such as restaurants, regardless of the number of bottles. Alcohol purchased at ports of call or in duty-free shops is held by the ship until the day of disembarkation.

Mobile and connectivity

With "Cellular at Sea," which uses satellite communication (via Wireless Maritime Services), regular mobile phone use is possible at sea if your carrier has a roaming agreement. However, maritime roaming tends to be expensive at about $2 to $6 per MB, so it is advisable to check in advance whether your carrier offers a package for sea cruises. If you subscribe to MedallionNet Wi-Fi, you can use data-based calling apps such as WhatsApp, FaceTime Audio and Wi-Fi calling, and going through Wi-Fi is a realistic alternative if you want to keep communication costs down.

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