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Princess Cruises is celebrating America’s 250th anniversary with a series of commemorative voyages.
Guests who join the sailings will enjoy special onboard entertainment, themed programming and food and beverage experiences honoring America’s milestone birthday.
In honor of America’s 250th, the brand is also launching the new Princess Signature Sale. From now through March 17, 2026, guests can take advantage of up to $600 in instant savings, $99 deposits and free third and fourth guests on select 2026 cruises. The sale includes sailings from convenient U.S. homeports with cruises to American destinations throughout Alaska, New England, Hawaii and more.
Also this year, Princess Cruises will operate its largest Alaska season ever. Highlighted by its newest ship, Star Princess, the expanded line-up includes eight ships, 180 departures and 19 destinations. The 2026 season also includes more than 20 cruisetour options,
To commemorate America’s 250th anniversary, Princess Cruises guests sailing on Alaska itineraries can purchase special offerings from Princess’ onboard retail shops, including an exclusive Pendleton blanket and a “Celebrating America 250 by Princess” collector pin.
“As America approaches its 250th anniversary, it feels especially meaningful to celebrate by sailing alongside the landscapes and visiting landmarks that helped shape our nation,” says Marie Lee, chief marketing officer for Princess Cruises. “From Alaska’s breathtaking wilderness to the tropical beauty of Hawaii and the historic charm of New England’s coastal towns, our 2026 sailings invite longtime Princess guests and first-time cruisers alike to experience the places that tell America’s story—along with the signature Princess experience we’re known for.”
This article originally appeared in TravelPulse.
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About Princess Cruises
Princess Cruises first set sail in 1965 with a single ship sailing to Mexico. Princess, and cruise vacations in general, were catapulted to stardom in 1977 when hit TV show “The Love Boat,” set aboard the Pacific Princess, introduced millions to cruise vacations. Princess pioneered the concept of private balconies across all cabin categories. Today, the Princess fleet offers a range of sizes and amenities from large ships like the Grand Princess to mid-size vessels like the Coral Princess to small ships offering an intimate experience such as the Pacific Princess.
The cruise line sails on more than 100 itineraries to more than 300 ports on all seven continents in addition to having a world cruise. Princess has a strong presence in Alaska, especially with its Gulf of Alaska cruises, sailing as many as eight ships during the Alaska season. Its Seattle-based Princess Tours division operates wilderness lodges, motor coach tours and glass-domed-car rail tours of the Great Land in conjunction with the cruise itineraries.