Mo Jito

Anyone have any insight into the single occupancy inside cabins? There are only 4 of them on deck 10. They are slightly smaller than regular inside and apparently have a queen bed instead of two singles (which could of course be put together as a queen). I checked pricing on some random cruises, and found the single cabins were often more expensive than a regular interior with a single supplement. When they were less expensive, it was only by $40 or $50 dollars for the whole cruise. I don’t see that there are any special amenities offered with the cabins, so why would anyone pay more (or about the same) for less space? On NCL, for example, the solo cabins are sometimes more expensive than a regular inside with solo supplement, but NCL’s solo cabins have some unique features that make them more appealing, as well as a dedicated lounge with complimentary specialty coffees and snacks. it just seems like Princess slapped a few single cabins into the deck plan so they can tout themselves as a line that caters to the growing market of solo cruisers. Don’t get me wrong, I have sailed solo on Princess several times and think they are a great choice for solo sailors, but the approach they’ve taken with introducing single occupancy cabins on their new ship design just seems pointless. Am I missing something?

Enjoy you cruise! I was on the Enchanted inaugural cruise back in 2021 and will be on for the second time later this year. It is a beautiful ship and the wake view terrace is one of my favorite spots. I saw that DuVaul Gamble is the current cruise director. You have to make sure to attend any of the game shows or trivias he hosts, he is so much fun 🤩

Thanks for this thread! I was able to purchase wifi for my November 2024 cruise at the current platinum discount cost of $7.50/day through the “old” app. On the new app the discount wasn’t applied, so I updated the old app and made the purchase there. I didn’t receive an email confirmation, but it does show up under Special Services in my Travel Summary.

Sky Princess - Western Mediterranean (May) Caribbean Princess - Canada/Greenland (August) Was thrilled to be back to cruising, and both trips were overall wonderful experiences. Staff was super friendly and helpful - the usual Princess standards, on both ships. Both experiences were a bit less smooth than pre-pandemic cruises, but that was honestly to be expected due to all the challenges with staffing, supply chain, and ongoing Covid issues. I’ve got my next cruise scheduled on Regal Princess later this year 🙂

Princess’s on land guest support is appalling. Sure, this guest will be able to correct this issue on board, but when an erroneous charge is applied before the cruise, on land support should be able to correct it. The land reps do not seem to be empowered to do any problem solving or corrections, which is incredibly frustrating. I love the Princess onboard experience, but my interactions with the land side - including zero response to email requests for help, have soured me on the brand overall.

On Enchanted last November and Sky this May, I had lotion and liquid soap in dispensers on the countertop, and shampoo/conditioner combo and shower gel in dispensers attached to the shower wall. No bar soap or tubes of lotion in either cabin (both inside cabins, and I’m not elite, so these were just the standard offerings).