Princess erlaubt Besucher an Bord

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Princess erlaubt Besucher an Bord

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Hallo allerseits,

Princess Cruises hat heute bekanntgegeben, daß zukünftig unter bestimmten Umständen wieder Gäste von Passagieren an Bord kommen können. Für USD 39,- pro Person, die auf eine zukünftige Princess-Reise angerechnet werden können, gibt es im Einschiffungshafen vier Stunden Programm inkl. Mittagessen mit Wein und einem Foto. Hier die Pressemitteilung dazu:
2/11/2010

Princess Revives Nostalgic Cruising Tradition with New Bon Voyage Experience
Passengers Can Once Again Invite Friends and Family Aboard Ship On Embarkation Day

SANTA CLARITA, Calif. (February 11, 2010) -- Reviving a signature tradition from the early days of cruising, Princess Cruises is debuting an innovative, new program giving passengers the opportunity to invite their friends and family aboard their ship on embarkation day to wish them "bon voyage" and get a taste of the onboard experience.

Called the "Bon Voyage ExperienceSM," the program is a new twist on the departure celebration of bygone days, when friends and family would routinely come aboard to see off passengers. Because of increasingly tighter security procedures, this practice disappeared more than two decades ago, but it's now back -- complete with lunch in the dining room and tour of the ship.

Unique in the cruise industry, the Bon Voyage Experience enables passengers to extend an invitation to their guests to join them onboard during sailing day for a four-course dining room lunch with wine, a ship tour and even a souvenir photo. Passengers and their guests can enjoy priority embarkation and will be able to spend approximately four hours together on the ship before it sets sail. The cost for the program is $39 per person, which can be applied toward a future Princess cruise.

The program will debut in March in the ports of Los Angeles and Fort Lauderdale, and then roll out to New York, San Francisco and Seattle.

"Long-time cruisers will recall the fun of the bon voyage send-off with their family and friends, and we're excited to re-introduce a new, modern version of this experience," said Jan Swartz, Princess Cruises executive vice president.

Cruise passengers will be notified about the program through the pre-cruise emails they receive from Princess as their cruise date approaches. In-port guests can be booked through a travel agent or by calling 1-800-PRINCESS, beginning 120 days before the cruise and up to six days before the sailing date. Once registered, guests will be able to input their required security information through the line's Cruise Personalizer.

The number of guests who will be able to participate in the Bon Voyage Experience on any given embarkation day will be approximately 50.

The roll-out schedule for the launch of the Bon Voyage Experience is:
# Sapphire Princess -- March 6 in Los Angeles
# Crown Princess -- March 6 in Fort Lauderdale
# Coral Princess -- March 7 in Los Angeles
# Emerald Princess -- March 7 in Fort Lauderdale
# Island Princess -- March 10 in Los Angeles
# Ruby Princess -- March 10 in Fort Lauderdale
# Golden Princess -- March 14 in Los Angeles
# Royal Princess -- March 27 in Fort Lauderdale
# Star Princess -- April 10 in Fort Lauderdale
# Caribbean Princess -- May 18 in New York
# Sea Princess -- June 1 in San Francisco

During the Alaska season, Sapphire Princess, Golden Princess and Royal Princess will offer the program in Seattle, beginning in May.
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Sicherlich eine nette Idee, aber offenbar beschränkt auf US-amerikanische Häfen. Den Ausländern scheint man nicht so ganz zu trauen, oder?
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Was hier nicht so genau erkennbar ist ob man das nur mit einer gebuchten Kabine machen kann oder ob man das Programm auch soo buchen kann. So wie ich das verstehe muss du jemand kennen der auf dieser Kreuzfahrt eine Kabine gebucht hat oder?
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Hallo Alexandra,

ja, richtig. Das Angebot gilt - wie ich ja schon schrieb - ausschließlich für Gäste von Passagieren. Individuelle Besuche sind nicht möglich.
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