Princess Cruises launches biggest and best Cyber Sale ever

Up to 50% off Cruise Fares, 50% off Deposits, Plus 3rd and 4th Guests sail FREE
Princess Cruises unveiled its biggest and best-ever Cyber Sale, offering cruisers significant savings on 2024, 2025, and 2026 cruises to worldwide destinations. Whether it’s a family vacation for the holidays, a summer getaway or a special celebration, now is the time to book a cruise
Available now, the 2024 Cyber Sale offers the following perks on select 2024, 2025, and 2026 sailings:
- Up to 50% off cruise fares on voyages all over the globe.
- 50% off deposits.
- Third and fourth guests sail free when booked in the same stateroom as first and second guests.
Plus, guests can book with the Better than Best Price Guarantee, ensuring that if they find a better cruise fare on Princess.com for the same Princess cruise, stateroom category, and sail date at any time before their final payment, Princess will provide 120% of the difference in the form of an onboard credit.
Destinations abound with cruises offered to the Mediterranean, Alaska, Japan, Australia & New Zealand, the Caribbean, Panama Canal, Mexico, Hawaiian Islands, Tahiti, California Coast, Northern Europe, British Isles, Greenland, South America & Antarctica. Per person, double occupancy pricing includes the following sample voyages:
- 7-day Western Caribbean with Mexico on Regal Princess (Nov 9, 2025), starting at $559
- 7-day Inside Passage (Roundtrip Vancouver) on Grand Princess (June 10, 2025), starting at $929
- 7-day Mediterranean with France & Italy on Majestic Princess (Mar. 4, 2025), starting at $949
- 11-day Mexican Riviera on Ruby Princess (Oct. 19, 2025), starting at $979
- 12-day Panama Canal with Costa Rica & Caribbean on Caribbean Princess (Nov 29, 2025), starting at $1,189
- 16-day Iceland & Greenland on Emerald Princess (July 31, 2025), starting at $1,749
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