On the heels of Top Ten Favorite Features Of Princess Cruises Enchanted Princess, we have unique and different reasons we will sail on Enchanted Princess again in the future.
- Loyal Customer Base- There were many travelers on our sailing that have multiple sailings booked on the exact same ship and itinerary in the next year or so. Their loyalty to the brand and this particular ship is impressive.
- Respect For Military- This all started under a previous Princess president who supported Princess Cruises Cruising For A Cause sailings which focused on military members, heart disease and other worthy and respectable causes. Military members are held in high regard, as the should be.
- Excellent Food Diversity– Everything we ate was excellent. From ice cream to steaks, seafood, vegetarian dishes, Gluten-free, Sugar-free, you name it: everything was wonderful
- The Princess/Brightline Rail & Sail Program- This thoughtful and efficient option from our home in Orlando to Port Everglades was a seamless success we will repeat again in December.
- Large Ship But Quite Navigable- Frankly, Enchanted Princess is indeed a big ship but here’s the trick to making it smaller: you don’t need to see every square inch of it.
- Reasonably Priced- We sail several times a year so the cost is important. Cost will be even more important after retirement which is right around the corner.
- A Great Value With the Plus Or Premier package– For all practical purposes, adding the Plus or Premier package makes a standard Princess cruise very much like a small ship all inclusive sailing.
- The Princess Medallion- This wearable device makes getting anything on the ship easy. No cruise card to carry or lose (guilty as charged, repeatedly) The MedallionClass app enables messaging between passengers and crew, as well as access to ship information and activities
- Almond Croissants– These croissants are a twice-baked treat, filled with a rich almond frangipane and topped with sliced almonds and powdered sugar.
- We Have A Lot Of History With Princess- Our “kids” grew up on Carnival and Princess ships. Now in their 40’s, our love of Princess Cruises runs deep and gets more engrained in our travel plans with each sailing.
