​Sun Princess Completes 14-Day Dry Dock

Princess Cruises 1996-built cruise ship Sun Princess has re-entered service following an extensive 14-day multi-million dollar dry dock in Singapore.  

The refurbishment is part of the cruise line’s ‘Come Back New Promise’ which see a total fleet wide investment of over $450 million dollars. Sun Princess now offers passengers the newest on board enhancements and features the Princess Cruises new livery with the Sea Witch painted on the bow of the ship.

The newly refurbished Sun Princess will cruise from Singapore, offering cruises around Southeast Asia, before returning to Australia for the 2019 winter season. In Australia the ship will begin offering cruises on the western coast, before transferring to the eastern coast and offering itineraries to New Zealand.
 
Sun Princess now features the new premium stateroom category, Club Class Mini Suites. These suites offer VIP amenities and exclusive Club Class Dinning as well as priority embarkations and disembarkation.
 
The Camp Discovery Youth & Teen Centre for ages 3-17 has been reimagined. The boutiques on board Sun Princess have also been enhanced, offering an upgraded shopping experience with new products to choose from. The new designed Logo Shop features a collect of Princess Cruises branded athletic wear and logo apparel, whilst the improved branded designer shop includes new designer handbags and accessories from Burberry, Coach, Longchamp and Guess.