Princess Cruises has announced an expansion of its North to Alaska programme for the 2026 season, unveiling four new immersive onboard experiences. As the highest-rated cruise line in Alaska, Princess Cruises will feature these new offerings across all eight of its ships sailing in the region, including the debut of its newest vessel, Star Princess.
The 2026 season marks the largest Alaska operation for Princess Cruises, with 180 departures and visits to 19 destinations. JohnPaul Lamb, Vice President of Entertainment at Princess Cruises, stated, “Our North to Alaska programme is designed to bring guests closer to the spirit, culture, and natural beauty of Alaska in ways only Princess can deliver.”
Among the new experiences is The Glacier Experience, offering scenic cruises with close-up glacier views and expert narration. Guests can also enjoy the Après Sea, a post-adventure lounge with panoramic views, and the Candlelight Concert Series: Fire & Ice, featuring performances by Alaskan singer-songwriters.
Culinary enthusiasts can look forward to A Taste of The Great Land, with new à la carte offerings at onboard speciality restaurants, showcasing dishes like Wild King Salmon and Alaskan Jumbo Lump Crab Cake.
Returning favourites include the Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show, Puppies in the Piazza, and presentations by captains from the TV show Deadliest Catch. The programme also features a curated speaker series with notable figures such as Rachel Moreno and Nick Jans.
With over 55 years of experience in Alaska, Princess Cruises continues to offer unique journeys that connect guests with the landscapes and stories of The Great Land. The 2026–2027 season promises flexible itineraries and seamless transfers from five departure ports
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