Debuting on select ships beginning in December 2016, Club Class Mini-Suites will roll out through the fall of 2017 in association with the cruise line’s “Come Back New Promise,” which delivers a premium cruise vacation featuring innovative and desirable product enhancements. Club Class Mini-Suite will debut on board Ruby Princess (Dec 10, 2016) and Emerald Princess (Dec 12, 2016), followed by Island Princess (Jan 4, 2017), Sapphire Princess (Jan 7, 2017), Regal Princess (Jan 8, 2017), Grand Princess (Jan 9, 2017), Royal Princess (Jan 29, 2017), Coral Princess (Feb 6, 2017), Majestic Princess (Mar 30, 2017), Sun Princess (Apr 5 2017), Crown Princess (Apr 8, 2017), Star Princess (Apr 11, 2017), Caribbean Princess (Apr 6, 2017), Diamond Princess (Apr 20, 2017), Pacific Princess (Jun 9, 2017), Sea Princess (Sep 2, 2017) and Golden Princess (Oct 2, 2017).
“Club Class Mini-Suites provide Princess guests yet another elevated product enhancement to enjoy during their cruise vacation,” said Jan Swartz, Princess Cruises president. “The VIP perks, including the new Club Class Dining, offers a premium and memorable onboard experience so our guests can completely relax, unwind and immerse themselves in worldwide destinations and ultimately ‘come back new.’”
Club Class Dining
Offering guests more convenience and tempting fares, Club Class Dining includes:
• Dedicated area of the Main Dining Room with expedited seatingUpgraded Amenities & Services
• Dedicated wait staff and uniquely-styled table décor
• Exclusive menu options with daily chef’s special and table-side preparations
• Open every evening for dinner and for breakfast and lunch on sea days
Club Class Mini-Suite guests will also enjoy the following additional VIP perks:
• The Princess Luxury Bed: Club Class guests will be among the first to experience the “Ultimate Sleep at Sea,” in the new bed designed in collaboration with board certified sleep expert Dr. Michael Breus and HGTV Designer Candice OlsonIn addition to Club Class Dining and upgraded amenities and services, Club Class Mini-Suites include all of the standard mini-suite benefits featuring spacious staterooms, up to 323 square feet with balcony, separate seating area with sofa bed and coffee table, bathroom with combination tub and shower and a welcome glass of champagne, among others.
• Priority check-in and boarding at the beginning of the cruise and priority disembarkation at the end of the cruise
• One-time complimentary wine set-up on embarkation day (1/2 bottle of red and white)
• Evening canapés (upon request)
• Luxurious terry shawl bathrobes
Full Suite guests will also enjoy all the benefits of Club Class Mini-Suites including Club Class Dining, and be among the first to experience the new Princess Luxury Bed, in addition to the many other amenities offered with a Full Suite.
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1 comment:
Club Class Mini-Suite category is definitely worth the MA class price. We sailed on Emerald Princess leaving Sydney for a 7 night cruise to Tasmania on 12/12/2016.
Pros - We enjoyed the expedited dining and amazing service in the da Vinci dining room; the option to have complementary fresh fruit or canapés (although we only ordered canapés once) delivered to your stateroom; and the general quality of service and amenities that made us feel a little special.
Cons - We did not get priority embarkation as stated in current advertising. Upon arriving at the cruise terminal, there was a sign "Priority embarkation for Elite and Full Suite passengers only". After our boarding passes were checked, we were directed to the regular long line on a very hot day (hubby thought I'd got it wrong and thus, the first disappointment before even boarding; the new much-hyped beds were quite ordinary and we found them uncomfortably firm.
On the whole, we decided that Club Class Mini-Suite would be our new normal for cruising as we enjoyed our experience on Emerald Princess.
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