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Update: My agent provided Princess's response, it's congestion at the piers, forcing the ship to be moved two days ahead. Princess will re-fare all passengers, protect their benefits and a new notification will be provided on May 16. It's not cruise ship congestion, it's Fleet Week; probably all the armed forces ships will be using any available docks in the city. October 7 to 9 is the air shows; it'll be a treat to watch the Blue Angels on the Lido, but will be a traffic nightmare to get to Pier 27.

This is a weird one. I booked Voyage 1236 when Princess announced the Royal Princess will be homeported in my city, San Francisco. The voyage is a Pacific Northwest Coastal, originally to be October 8 to 15, 2022 (seven day) when announced to travel agents, then when open to public was from October 7 to 15, 2022 (eight day, includes overnight Vancouver). I thought, okay, that date change was fine, and I get to spend overnight in Vancouver. Just a moment ago, I was searching the Princess website to see if the fare was cheaper, then noticed this cruise I was booked, was rescheduled to October 9 to 16, 2022 (seven day). But what's so odd, Princess never notified me, nor my agent, and the fare was even lower. I just messaged my travel agent to take a look into this and find out if getting rebooked at a lower fare is worth it, especially I got a lot of OBC for booking it already. Anyone else experienced this and not received any notice? Doesn't have to be this specific cruise. This is a first for me, and I'll have to ask my boss for an adjustment in my vacation time off.