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Cruise Port: Anchorage, Alaska

Anchorage Attractions

Anchorage is an intriguing blend of wilderness and sophistication, with enough sightseeing to keep you busy for months. Below are a few of the highlights. Be sure to check the walking tour and drives north and south for more ideas.

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General Attractions

Alaska Botanical Garden- Take Tudor Rd. east to Campbell Airstrip Rd., park in the Save II School parking lot. An interpretive nature trail introduces you to two gardens of Alaska vegetation in phase one of a five-phase project to develop comprehensive botanical gardens. Development began in 1991 through an entirely volunteer effort. The gardens are continually being expanded and will feature vegetation from Alaska and areas with similar climates throughout the world.

Chester Creek Sports Complex- on 16th Ave. between A St. and Old Seward Hwy. Includes the George M. Sullivan Arena with seating for 7,000 for hockey, rodeo, concerts, fairs and other events (call event hotline at 279-2596); the adjacent Ben Boeke Ice Arena; an outdoor rink and speed oval; the Anchorage Football Stadium and the Mulcahy Stadium. The complex borders the 300-acre/120 hectare Chester Creek Greenbelt with trails for hiking, biking and groomed Nordic ski trails.

Elmendorf State Hatchery- Corner of Reeve Blvd. and Post Rd. A visitor viewing area is located within the compound. The best time for viewing coho salmon is October. Hatchery is open year-round. Call 274-0065 for hours.

Lake Hood Air Harbor- Lake Northern Lights Blvd. west to Aircraft Dr. and follow it around Lake Hood. Lake Hood and Lake Spenard form the world’s largest and busiest floatplane harbor, a popular starting point for flightseeing trips by float- or ski-equipped planes. Portage Glacier. One of Alaska’s most visited attractions, the Portage Glacier area features the Begich, Boggs Visitor Center with displays and a film that explains glaciers and the history of the area. (See the Anchorage South Driving Tour for more information.)

Westchester Lagoon Overlook- Take L St. south to Hillcrest Dr. exit and turn right for a panoramic view of joggers and bikers during the fall or skating and Nordic skiing in the winter with the Anchorage skyline as backdrop. Great photo stop.

Library Z.J. Loussac Public Library- 36th Ave. and Denali St. An architectural mix of shapes and forms sitting on 17 acres/6.8 hectares. Winter ice fountain on building’s south side was designed by Carl Nesjar. Bronze sculpture of William Seward, secretary of state who negotiated the purchase of Alaska, welcomes you at top of stairs. Inside, library features a large Alaskana section plus Anchorage Assembly’s meeting chambers and the Wilda Marston auditorium. Art work includes bronze mural “Alaska’s Five Governors” and paintings by Alaska artists Sydney Laurence and Eustace Ziegler. The library was named for Anchorage merchant who set up a foundation to build a new library in the early 1950s. Open Mon.-Thurs. 11 a.m.-9 p.m., Fri.-Sat. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Starting Sept. 12, also open on Sun. 1-5 p.m. Phone: 261-2846.

Museums

Alaska Aviation Heritage Museum- 4721 Aircraft Dr., on the south shore of Lake Hood. Presents the state’s unique aviation history. Museum features 21 vintage aircraft, a 60-seat theater that regularly shows short films, observation deck and special exhibits such as the Alaskan military aviation gallery. Through Oct. 1 open 9 a.m.-6 p.m. daily. Winter hours: 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Tues.-Sat. Closed mid-March through April. Phone: 248-5325. Alaska Heritage Library-Museum, corner of C St. and Northern Lights Blvd. Features

Alaska Native culture- Native baskets and artifacts, paintings from Alaska artists such as Sidney Laurence, photos and rare books are among the items displayed year-round. Open noon-4 p.m., Mon.-Fri. Phone: 265-2834.

Anchorage Museum of History & Art- 121 W. 7th Ave. (See “Downtown Anchorage” for description.) Phone: 343-4326. Elmendorf Air Force Base Wildlife Museum. Visitors can see mounted wildlife displays and hands-on exhibits year-round. Look for the 10 ft. 6 in./3.2 meter brown bear exhibit, which misses the world record by 1/8 inch/38 mm! Building 4- 803 (near commissary). Open year-round noon-5 p.m. Mon.-Fri. Phone: 552- 2282.

Fort Richardson Alaskan Fish and Wildlife Center- Rm. 114, Bldg. 600. Displays mounted Alaska fish and game. Open year-round. Hours 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Mon.-Fri.; Phone: 384-0431.

Oscar Anderson House/Elderberry Park- 420 M St. Anchorage’s first wood-frame house, built in 1915. (See “Downtown Anchorage” page XX for description) Reeve Aviation Picture Museum, 343 W. 6th Ave. (See “Downtown Anchorage” for description.) Phone: 272- 9426.

Municipal Parks

Anchorage is packed with neighborhood parks that are great for a quiet walk or cross-country skiing just minutes from your hotel. See “Anchorage Skiing” section page XX for detailed information on cross-country skiing trails. Below are some of the larger parks that offer activities. Call 343-4474 for more information.

Centennial Park- off Muldoon Rd. on Boundary Rd. This 70- acre/28 hectare park, developed during the 1967 Centennial celebration of Alaska’s purchase from Russia, has 83 camp sites, some for RV, through fall. Restrooms, hot showers, cross-country skiing trails plus sledding hill. Phone: 248-4346.

Delaney Park- Known locally as the “Park Strip,” runs east/west from A to P streets, north and south between 9th and 10th avenues. (See “Downtown Anchorage” section page XX for description.)

Earthquake Park- W. Northern Lights Blvd. Interpretive display shows the results of Anchorage’s 1964 Good Friday Earthquake and explains the area’s geology, flora and fauna. At 9.2 on the Richter scale, the most powerful tremor ever felt in North America, the quake leveled a number of area neighborhoods. The Tony Knowles Coastal Trail runs through the lower area of the park and offers fine views of Cook Inlet.

Far North Bicentennial Park- South of Tudor Rd. near Muldoon Rd. Covers 4,030 acres/1,612 hectares of forest and muskeg in east central Anchorage. Features more than 20 miles/32 km of trails for hiking. During winter these trails are used for dog mushing.

Goose Lake- Corner of E. Northern Lights Blvd. and Providence Dr. Miles of bike/walking/cross-country skiing trails that connect with University of Alaska Anchorage’s trails. Activities include picnic area, playground and ice skating. World Championship Sled Dog Race during Fur Rendezvous follows trail bordering lake.

Hillside Park- On Abbott Rd. Features scenic mountain views and wildlife photo opportunities on 420 acres/168 hectares of wooded land. Offers miles of cross-country skiing, including a lighted trail, plus the Hilltop Ski Area for downhill skiing and the Karl Eid Ski Jump with three jumps.

Point Campbell/Kincaid Park- Minnesota Rd. south to Raspberry Rd. Go west into park. This 1,400 acres/560 hectares of mostly wilderness has hiking/cross-country skiing trails, some lighted for night skiing. Great wildlife viewing. A heated chalet offers panoramic views of Mount Susitna and Mount McKinley. Center open Mon.-Fri. 1-9 p.m. and weekends 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Phone: 248-4346. Russian Jack Springs Park. East on Debarr Rd. to entrance near Boniface Pkwy. These 300 acres/120 hectares offer golf links summer through fall and miles of hiking/ cross- country ski trails, including lighted trails, a novice downhill ski hill and heated chalet. Call Chalet at 333-8338. Municipal greenhouse at park entrance features a tropical plant display, exotic birds and tropical fish. Open to the public year-round, 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Phone: 333-8610. Free admission.

Ship Creek Salmon Overlook & Waterfowl Nesting Area- Off Whitney Rd. Watch for spawning salmon swimming upstream June through September; wild geese and ducks live in the warming ponds year- round. Ship Creek is the historical site of Dena’ina Indian fish camps. Later, miners and trappers used trails through this area on their way to Interior Alaska.

Westchester Lagoon Waterfowl Sanctuary- 19th Ave. and Spenard Rd. Year-round home to a variety of waterfowl. Offers a half-mile/.8 km marked nature trail.

Parks, State & Federal

For a complete rundown on what to see and do in Anchorage-area state and federal parks, contact the Alaska Public Lands Information Center, 605 4th Ave. Phone: 271-2737.

Chugach State Park- One of the nation’s largest parks, with 495,000 acres/198,000 hectares, Chugach State Park surrounds the Anchorage bowl on the east and south. Sculpted by glaciers into a land of sharp peaks, attractive lakes and broad valleys, the park offers wilderness experiences including hiking, fishing and camping in the spring, summer and fall. The park has three campgrounds, ranging in size from 36 to 17 spaces, and five picnic sites. The park is home to a variety of wildlife including moose, bear, Dall sheep, mountain goats, wolves, lynx and bald eagles.

Chugach National Forest- The nation’s second-largest national forest and one of the oldest. Established in 1907, Chugach encompasses 5.6 million acres/2.24 million hectares and 200 miles/322 km of maintained hiking trails starting south of Anchorage and stretching into the Kenai Peninsula and to Prince William Sound. A mixture of mountains, glaciers, wetlands and tumbling streams, Chugach contains some of the most spectacular scenery in the world. The most northerly and westerly of all national forests, Chugach is considered the most diverse of all 155 national forests. Highlights include: Portage Glacier, the most visited recreational area in Alaska; Columbia Glacier, one of the largest tidewater glaciers in the world; and the Copper River Delta, one of the world’s greatest birding areas. Within the Chugach National Forest are 15 campgrounds and 43 recreational cabins for rent. For cabin rental call Alaska Public Lands Information Center at 271-2737. The forest is accessible by road from Anchorage and by boat or small plane from Seward, Cordova, Valdez and Whittier. Call U.S. Forest Service at 271- 2500.

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Holiday Savings to South America: Princess Cruise Lines

South America’s snow-capped mountains provide a perfect backdrop to the holidays, while its spectacular cities offer endless celebration. Shop for gifts in the quaint boutiques of Santiago Centro and Buenos Aires. Cruise the Amazon on one of the exquisite Small Ships of Princess®, Pacific Princess®. Or sail amid the amazing landscapes of the Chilean Fjords and Cape Horn on your adventurous South American escape. SPECIAL OFFERS FREE balcony upgrades on most sailings† $99 balcony upgrades on select sailings† Bonus Amenity Package♦: - Complimentary bottle of wine (limit two per stateroom) - Reduced deposit amount (waiver of one person’s deposit) ITINERARY DAYS PORTS (START/END) SHIP 2008 SAILING DATES INTERIOR FARES FROM OCEANVIEW FARES FROM BALCONY FARES FROM MINI-SUITE FARES FROM     FREE BALCONY UPGRADE†   Cape Horn Route to Rio 14 From Rio de Janeiro to Santiago Star Dec 22 $2,243a $2,493a $2,493a $3,038a     $99 BALCONY UPGRADE†   Amazon River 14 From Manaus to Ft. Lauderdale Pacific Dec 19 LIMITED AVAILABILITY $3,143b $3,242b LIMITED AVAILABILITY a Certain restrictions apply. Government fees and taxes of up to $179.33 per person are additional and subject to change. A Fuel Supplement of $98 is included in fares shown and is subject to change. See offer details for more information. b Certain restrictions apply. Government fees and taxes of up to $112.99 per person are additional and subject to change. A Fuel Supplement of $98 is included in fares shown and is subject to change. See offer details for more information.

Panama Canal Holiday Savings on Princess Cruises

Traverse two great oceans as you sail through the incredible eighth wonder of the world, the Panama Canal. Celebrate the myriad cultures of the Pacific and Caribbean as you explore lush tropical rainforests and stroll along pink-sand beaches surrounded by shimmering cerulean seas. SPECIAL OFFERS $199 balcony upgrades† Bonus Amenity Package♦: - Complimentary bottle of wine (limit two per stateroom) - Reduced deposit amount (waiver of one person’s deposit) ITINERARY DAYS PORTS (START/END) SHIP 2008 SAILING DATES INTERIOR FARES FROM OCEANVIEW FARES FROM BALCONY FARES FROM MINI-SUITE FARES FROM     $199 BALCONY UPGRADE†   Exotic Panama Canal 14 From Los Angeles to Ft. Lauderdale Coral Dec 23 $2,397a $2,697a $2,896a LIMITED AVAILABILITY a Certain restrictions apply. Government fees and taxes of up to $205.66 per person are additional and subject to change. A Fuel Supplement of $98 is included in fares shown and is subject to change. See offer details for more information.

Australia/New Zealand: Princess Holiday Cruises

From the Great Barrier Reef to breathtaking Fiordland National Park, turn your ideas of a New Year’s celebration upside down in Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific. Let the warm winds of summer lift your holiday spirits as you explore such renowned landmarks as the Sydney Opera House and the Sky Tower in New Zealand’s festive “City of Sails” on an unforgettable escape Down Under. SPECIAL OFFERS FREE balcony upgrades† Bonus Amenity Package♦: - Complimentary bottle of wine (limit two per stateroom) - Reduced deposit amount (waiver of one person’s deposit) ITINERARY DAYS PORTS (START/END) SHIP 2008 SAILING DATES INTERIOR FARES FROM OCEANVIEW FARES FROM BALCONY FARES FROM MINI-SUITE FARES FROM     FREE BALCONY UPGRADE†   New Caledonia & Vanuatu 10 Roundtrip from Sydney Dawn Dec 18 $1,419a $2,019a $2,019a $3,019a South Pacific 12 Roundtrip from Melbourne or Sydney Sun or Dawn Dec 18, 28 $2,223b $2,773b $2,773b $4,823b Australia & New Zealand 12 From Auckland to Sydney Diamond Dec 24 $1,929c $2,384c $2,384c $3,079c New Zealand 13 Roundtrip from Melbourne Sun Dec 30 $2,225d $2,975d $2,975d $4,965d a Certain restrictions apply. Government fees and taxes of up to $60.64 per person are additional and subject to change. A Fuel Supplement of $70 is included in fares shown and is subject to change. See offer details for more information. b Certain restrictions apply. Government fees and taxes of up to $71.75 per person are additional and subject to change. A Fuel Supplement of $84 is included in fares shown and is subject to change. See offer details for more information. c Certain restrictions apply. Government fees and taxes of up to $45.39 per person are additional and subject to change. A Fuel Supplement of $84 is included in fares shown and is subject to change. See offer details for more information. d Certain restrictions apply. Government fees and taxes of up to $67.11 per person are additional and subject to change. A Fuel Supplement of $91 is included in fares shown and is subject to change. See offer details for more information.

Princess Cruises: Holidays in Hawaii

This December, exchange your winter coat for an aloha shirt as you sail roundtrip to Hawaii. Celebrate under the bright Hawaiian sun as parents and keiki sing traditional holiday songs such as “Mele Kalikimaka.” And on New Year’s Eve, fireworks illuminate the night skies above this enchanting Pacific paradise. SPECIAL OFFERS FREE balcony upgrades Bonus Amenity Package♦: - Complimentary bottle of wine (limit two per stateroom) - Reduced deposit amount (waiver of one person’s deposit) ITINERARY DAYS PORTS (START/END) SHIP 2008 SAILING DATE INTERIOR FARES FROM OCEANVIEW FARES FROM BALCONY FARES FROM MINI-SUITE FARES FROM     FREE BALCONY UPGRADE†   Hawaiian Islands 14 Roundtrip from Los Angeles Golden Dec 24 $2,293a $2,718a $2,718a $3,293a a Certain restrictions apply. Government fees and taxes of up to $58.38 per person are additional and subject to change. A Fuel Supplement of $98 per person per cruise, is included in the fares shown and is subject to change. See offer details for more information.

Princess Holiday Cruises to Mexico with Free Balcony Upgrades

Observe the traditional Mexican Christmas procession, La Posada, along the cobblestoned streets of Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan or Puerto Vallarta. Watch children’s faces light up as they scramble for candy and small gifts falling from colorful pinatas. And everywhere you roam, a festive atmosphere makes you feel young at heart during your blissful Mexican escape with Princess®. SPECIAL OFFERS FREE balcony upgrades† Bonus Amenity Package♦: - Complimentary bottle of wine (limit two per stateroom) - Reduced deposit amount (waiver of one person’s deposit) ITINERARY DAYS PORTS (START/END) SHIP 2008 DEPARTURE DATES INTERIOR FARES FROM OCEANVIEW FARES FROM BALCONY FARES FROM MINI-SUITE FARES FROM     FREE BALCONY UPGRADE†   Mexican Riviera 7 Roundtrip from Los Angeles Sapphire Dec 20, 27 $1,198a $1,618a $1,618a $2,198a a Certain restrictions apply. Government fees and taxes of up to $73.17 per person are additional and subject to change. Fares based on 12/20/08 sailing. A Fuel Supplement of $49 per person per cruise is included in the fares shown and is subject to change. See offer details for more information.

Free Balcony Upgrades on Princess Caribbean Holiday Sailings

Toast the holidays as you drink in the sparkling beauty of the Caribbean. Tour Sugar Trail plantations in Barbados for sweet surprises. Listen to seasonal carols sung reggae-style on the sunny isle of Jamaica. Throughout your days, feast on such delicacies as chili prawns and rum pudding. And hike through lush island jungles whose enchanting views forever linger in your mind. SPECIAL OFFERS FREE balcony upgrades on most sailings† $99 and $199 balcony upgrades on select sailings† Bonus Amenity Package♦: - Complimentary bottle of wine (limit two per stateroom) - Reduced deposit amount (waiver of one person’s deposit) Book by June 15, 2008. Click here for offer details. ITINERARY DAYS PORTS (START/END) SHIP 2008 SAILING DATES INTERIOR FARES FROM OCEANVIEW FARES FROM BALCONY FARES FROM MINI-SUITE FARES FROM     FREE BALCONY UPGRADE†   Eastern Caribbean 7 Roundtrip from Ft. Lauderdale Crown Dec 21, 28 $1,248a $1,698a $1,698a $2,148a Southern Caribbean Explorer 7 Roundtrip from San Juan Caribbean Dec 28 $1,348b $1,798b $1,798b $2,248b Classic Southern Caribbean 7 Roundtrip from San Juan Caribbean Dec 21 $1,248c $1,698c $1,698c $2,148c Western Caribbean 7 Roundtrip from Ft. Lauderdale NEW Ruby Dec 20, 27^ $1,248d $1,698d $1,698d $2,148d Eastern Caribbean Voyager 10 Roundtrip from Ft. Lauderdale Emerald Dec 30 $1,469e $1,909e $1,909e $2,469e     $99 BALCONY UPGRADE†   Southern Caribbean Medley 10 Roundtrip from Ft. Lauderdale Emerald Dec 20 $1,469f $1,909f $2,008f $2,469f NEW Caribbean Collection 14 Roundtrip from Ft. Lauderdale Grand Dec 19 $2,197g $2,737g $2,836g $3,397g     $199 BALCONY UPGRADE†   NEW Caribbean Calypso 14 Roundtrip from Ft. Lauderdale Royal Dec 23 $2,597h $2,747h $2,946h NOT AVAILABLE a Certain restrictions apply. Government fees and taxes of up to $73.52 per person are additional and subject to change. Fares based on 12/21/08 sailing. A Fuel Supplement of $49 is included in fares shown and is subject to change. See offer details for more information. b Certain restrictions apply. Government fees and taxes of up to $33.90 per person are additional and subject to change. A Fuel Supplement of $49 is included in fares shown and is subject to change. See offer details for more information. c Certain restrictions apply. Government fees and taxes of up to $50.84 per person are additional and subject to change. A Fuel Supplement of $49 is included in fares shown and is subject to change. See offer details for more information. d Port order may vary. Certain restrictions apply. Government fees and taxes of up to $87.88 per person are additional and subject to change. Fares based on 12/20/08 sailing. A Fuel Supplement of $49 is included in fares shown and is subject to change. See offer details for more information. e Certain restrictions apply. Government fees and taxes of up to $81.36 per person are additional and subject to change. A Fuel Supplement of $70 is included in fares shown and is subject to change. See offer details for more information. f Certain restrictions apply. Government fees and taxes of up to $68.73 per person are additional and subject to change. A Fuel Supplement of $70 is included in fares shown and is subject to change. See offer details for more information. g Certain restrictions apply. Government fees and taxes of up to $79.76 per person are additional and subject to change. A Fuel Supplement of $98 is included in fares shown and is subject to change. See offer details for more information. h Certain restrictions apply. Government fees and taxes of up to $96.38 per person are additional and subject to change. A Fuel Supplement of $98 is included in fares shown and is subject to change. See offer details for more information.

Personal Choice Dining - Evening

Personal Choice Dining® - Evening

The Princess Cruises passion for culinary arts is best expressed in C.H.E.F.SM or Culinary Heritage of Excellence in Food — a Princess tradition of world-class chefs creating exceptional dishes with the finest ingredients. Lotus Spa® Cuisine on dinner menus is also available for even more variety.

Dining choices vary by ship and include:

Main Dining Room - Traditional Early Seating (6 pm) or Late Seating (8:15 pm) or Anytime Seating between 5:30 pm to 10:00 pm.

Specialty Restraurants (please see Specialty Restaurants Section)

Ultimate Balcony Dining - Breakfast from 8:00 am to 11:00 am and Dinner can be arranged during either the first or second dinner seating.

Poolside Pizzeria - 6:30 pm to midnight and is available on Caribbean Princess, Coral Princess, Crown Princess, Diamond Princess, Emerald Princess, Golden Princess, Grand Princess, Sapphire Princess and Star Princess.

Evening Bistro - 11:00 pm to 4:00 am

Wine & Caviar Bar - hours vary by ship.

Actual times may vary based on itinerary per season. Additional charges for specialty dining.

Princess Cruises Adds Adult-Only “Sanctuary” to All Ships by Popular Demand

PrincessCruiseDeals.com: Prompted by enthusiastic response from its passengers, Princess Cruises’ ground-breaking “pocket of tranquility” - The Sanctuary - has become such a popular haven for passengers looking to escape to a serene hideaway, that it will be added to the entire fleet of Princess ships.

Beginning this summer, the line’s trademark retreat will be added to Island Princess, followed by Grand Princess and Star Princess by the end of the year. Additional ships will have The Sanctuary added through 2010.

The Sanctuary, which debuted in 2006 aboard Crown Princess, was an instant success as it gave passengers the perfect place to take a break and indulge in a private getaway with a plush, outdoor spa-inspired setting, complete with massage cabanas, signature beverages, light meals, attentive service and relaxing personal entertainment. The exclusive adults-only retreat enjoyed continued popularity on sister ship Emerald Princess, and will also be available on Ruby Princess, debuting in November.

“The Sanctuary has come to personify Princess’ essential philosophy of escape coupled with personal service,” said Jan Swartz, Princess senior vice president. “Passengers have told us they love this opportunity to completely relax in such a peaceful and pampering environment, so we’re delighted to introduce this special Princess feature on all our vessels.”

Depending on the ship, The Sanctuaries will be created in different areas onboard, such as the sports courts atop the “Grand-class” vessels, which will be relocated.

Sanctuary guests lounge amidst lush greenery, with the presence of gentle breezes, ocean waves, and softly piped-in spa music combining to further insulate the area with relaxation sounds. Guests can relax on plush outdoor furniture including double loungers for couples, as well as deluxe chaise lounges and chairs. Passengers also enjoy the personal attention of Serenity Stewards in The Sanctuary, who are on hand to provide everything from a chilled face towel and Evian water atomizers, to a menu of healthy beverages and fare. Serenity Stewards also have personal MP3 players with noise canceling headphones available loaded with themed playlists focused on relaxation for those who want to escape with music.

In addition, The Sanctuary features two outdoor private cabanas where guests can also take advantage of the exclusive Lotus Spa Services at The Sanctuary, including sybaritic favorites such as a Deep Tissue Muscle Massage, a relaxing Swedish Massage or a Full Body Lotus Massage especially for couples.

Guests can also refresh with a variety of special drinks and snacks created exclusively for The Sanctuary. Each day Serenity Stewards will be on hand to offer guests an array of drinks and snacks. Signature Sanctuary beverages include healthy smoothies, energy drinks, iced flavored waters and freshly made lemonade. A menu featuring a selection of light bites such as refreshing fruit skewers, lettuce wrapped spring rolls, and spicy tuna pâté with baked pita wedges will also be available through the Serenity Stewards.

Half-day passes for The Sanctuary are available for $10 per person, for 8 am to 12:30 pm or 1 pm to 5 pm. Passengers choosing to indulge with an outdoor massage may also enjoy an hour’s use of The Sanctuary area after their treatment.

For More information, contact PrincessCruiseDeals.com, or call 800-925-8572 to reserve a Princess Cruise

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