- Princess Cruises has opened 185 Alaska departures for 2028 across eight ships and 14 itineraries
- The season features 86 visits to Glacier Bay National Park and scenic cruising through four glacier regions
- One-way Voyage of the Glaciers itineraries sail between Anchorage and Vancouver with two glacier-viewing experiences
- Early Booking Bonus offers savings up to €928 per stateroom before 9 October 2026
- Five Princess Wilderness Lodges provide land-based accommodation near national parks
Princess Cruises has opened sales for its expansive 2028 Alaska season, featuring 185 departures across 14 itineraries aboard eight ships, including the Alaska spectacular Star Princess – from glacier-rich voyages and wildlife-filled ports to immersive cruisetours and Princess Wilderness Lodge stays near some of the state’s most celebrated national parks. Princess Cruises has been sailing to Alaska since 1969, giving the brand nearly six decades of experience creating cruise and land holidays across the Great Land. Princess continues to offer guests the most comprehensive ways to experience the Great Land through immersive cruises, award-winning cruisetours and exclusive wilderness lodges including Denali Princess Wilderness Lodge, Mt. McKinley Princess Wilderness Lodge, Fairbanks Princess Riverside Lodge, Kenai Princess Wilderness Lodge, and Copper River Princess Wilderness Lodge that take travellers beyond the coastline and into the heart of Alaska.
The 2028 Alaska season features 185 departures across 14 unique itineraries with sailings ranging from four to 16 nights. Eight ships include the new Star Princess as well as Discovery Princess, Emerald Princess, Royal Princess, Coral Princess, Crown Princess, Island Princess, and Ruby Princess. Convenient departures operate from Seattle; Vancouver, British Columbia; Anchorage (Whittier); San Francisco; and Los Angeles, with visits to 16 destinations, including Juneau, Ketchikan and Skagway. Scenic cruising takes place through four of Alaska’s most spectacular glacier regions: Glacier Bay National Park, Hubbard Glacier, College Fjord, and Endicott Arm & Dawes Glacier. The season includes 86 visits to Glacier Bay National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Alaska’s most sought-after experiences.
Princess’ celebrated Voyage of the Glaciers itineraries remain the hallmark of the Alaska season, sailing between Anchorage (Whittier) and Vancouver, British Columbia. These one-way voyages showcase some of Alaska’s most spectacular scenery, including visits to iconic ports such as Juneau, Ketchikan and Skagway, with many itineraries featuring two glacier-viewing experiences and opportunities to combine the cruise with an immersive land-based cruisetour. Guests booking a 2028 Alaska cruise with Princess Cruises between now and 9 October 2026 can take advantage of the Early Booking Bonus, which includes instant savings of up to €928 per stateroom, a complimentary stateroom location upgrade, and early access to dining reservations. Captain’s Circle members unlock combined savings of up to €1,276 per stateroom when the Early Booking Bonus combines with eligible Captain’s Circle savings.
Jim Berra, Princess Cruises chief commercial officer, shared “Alaska is one of the world’s most awe-inspiring destinations, and Princess has spent nearly 60 years helping guests experience it in a way few others can.”
