Setting sail in 2025, Star Princess has an array of exciting and innovative features, including dazzling entertainment in the Princess Arena, dining and family-friendly amenities. A Sphere-class ship, offering a variety of international itineraries, top highlights onboard include The Dome, a multi-functional entertainment space, alongside a newly-revamped Piazza and the tranquil Lotus Spa. Star Princess also boasts the exclusive Sanctuary Collection offering, with private dining, opulent accommodation and the relaxing Sanctuary Club area for Sanctuary guests.
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What's onboard
Dining
Eating onboard Star Princess is always a delight, with a fantastic selection of dining options available. From decadent complimentary restaurants to specialty dining options with some of the finest cuisine on a cruise ship, your options are near-endless. Regardless of your palette, you’ll find something to suit; whether you’re looking for light bites throughout the day or a delicious dinner dish, you’ll be catered for.
With more than 29 restaurants and bars to choose from, Star Princess offers the ultimate culinary experience, with top venues including:
- International Cafe – specialty coffee, freshly baked pastries, and more available throughout the day
- Main Dining Room - a decadent option offering an array of internal cuisine
- Sabatini’s Italian Trattoria - a beloved signature Italian restaurant serving the finest food
- The Butcher’s Block by Dario - from steaks to signature grills, a venue perfect for special occasions
- O’Malleys - casual dining in a venue inspired by traditional Irish pubs
Some of the above are designated specialty restaurants, which means dining there may come with an additional charge – depending on your fare.
Entertainment
The Dome
When it comes to exciting entertainment aboard Star Princess, The Dome is truly special. A dynamic space inspired by the terraces of Santorini, this first-of-its-kind entertainment venue employs state-of-the-art technology to offer an indoor-outdoor pool in the daytime, and a sensational modern entertainment venue when the sun sets. With fantastic lighting effects and aerial performances to enjoy, you’ll find yourself in awe of the entertainment on offer – day in, day out.
More Entertainment
That isn’t everything Star Princess offers, though. You can enjoy world-class entertainment in the Princess Arena – a venue fit for awe-inspiring shows and exceptional performances every night. Or, you can chance your hand at the Princess Casino, shop in a selection of fantastic outlet stores, or explore the array of bars and lounges available – many of which will be open until the early hours for night owls looking to make the most of late nights.
You’ll also be able to enjoy a work out in Star Princess’ fully-equipped fitness centre, with classes available throughout your cruise. If you’re looking for a place to lounge and soak up the sun, there’s several pools available – and a few hot tubs and jacuzzis.
Family
On Star Princess, children will have more than enough to do with video games, movies, kid’s karaoke, and craft activities all available in the youth and teen centres. With dedicated spaces to entertain younger guests, adults can relax in peace knowing that children are safe – and having a whale of a time!
Star Princess is also home to a selection of kids clubs, each offering age-appropriate fun: The Treehouse (ages 3-7), The Lodge (ages 8-12) and The Beach House (ages 13-17).
Things to do
There’s so much to see, so much to do, on Star Princess – you’re really spoilt for choice if you have a free day onboard. From sensational swimming pools to a spacious jogging track, the possibilities are endless. You can also enjoy the sumptuous two-storey Lotus Spa, a venue offering an array of relaxing treatments, or check out the available fitness classes and beauty salon services. With so many places to unwind and relax, you’ll never be too far away from somewhere tranquil. Star Princess promises something for all ages, with everyone catered for while onboard.
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Princess Cruises’ Incredible Fare Options
If you want to enhance your experience on Star Princess even more, consider upgrading your fare to Princess Plus or Princess Premier. With so many incredible extras, like complimentary specialty dining experiences and wifi internet access, these Princess Cruises fare options are a fantastic way to make even more of your time onboard.
Star Princess’ Sanctuary Collection
For those of you who want to elevate your Princess Cruises experience aboard Star Princess, the Sanctuary Collection is ideal. This unique offering is an additional experience that includes refined fine dining, luxurious accommodation, access to exclusive areas onboard, and personalised service. This is the ultimate way to enjoy a cruise aboard this remarkable ship.
Aside from the private cabanas available, Sanctuary Collection guests over the age of 16 can also enjoy exclusive access to the Sanctuary Club: an exclusive retreat on the top deck boasting pools, whirlpools, and other luxurious amenities. You’ll also find yoga sessions, sailaway gatherings, and other engaging events and activities hosted here. When you marry all of this with access to an exclusive restaurant and lounge space, it’s easy to see why Sanctuary Collection elevates your onboard experience quite so much.
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Iglu Cruise customer reviews for Star Princess
Thoroughly enjoyed our cruise on a brand new ship.
We have just returned from a week on the Star Princess and it is a fantastic ship. We tried the new Sanctuary class and had a Sanctuary mini suite. It was amongst the biggest and best equipped mini suites that we have stayed in over 30 or more cruises in the past 25 years. The crew were excellent and it seems that many were transfer from the Sister ship (Sun Princess) to ensure that things ran smoothly from its inaugural cruise. We had the premium drinks package so were able to use the speciality restaurants every night of the cruise. Love by Britto high on deck 17 overlooking the rear of the ship was our favourite and we hope to see this restaurant rolled out on other ships. There was little to complain about. The service in the Crown Grill and Rudi’s was a nit slow but this may be down to the fact that we were in the second voyage that the ship has made. Food quality was excellent too. As with other ships the medallion is really a gimmick - yes it opens your door for you but ordering a drink is hit and miss and you probably wait 15 to 20 minutes for the drink to arrive. Much better just going to the bar yourself! In most of the restaurants and bars we were still asked for our cabin number when ordering food or drinks and on occasion waiters had to physically touch their machines ro the medallion for it to work. We feel that the medallion is a waste of time and effort and would be happy with a plain ship card like on other ships. The medallion in no way influences us to use Princess but the service. , food and staff will always have us returning! If you like cruising on bigger ships then give the Star a go - we loved it!!
The ship was first class but very large on of the largest we have been on. Overall we had a lovely time although we found the ship difficult to navigate around because of its size. The princess medallion was very efficient (only used cruise cards before). We were disappointed that the ship did not have a dedicated traditional theatre only a number of event spaces that were often noise evasive to quieter areas. Inside cabins were quire small especially the bathroom making it difficult to get in and out of the shower.
