How do I get in touch with Princess Cruises?
How do I get in touch with Princess Cruises?
How do I get in touch with Princess Cruises?

Here are several ways to get in touch with Princess Cruises:
1. Phone:

North America: 1 (855) 732-4023
United Kingdom: 0855 732 4023
Australia: 13 24 88
New Zealand: 0855 732 4023

2. Email:

Customer Relations (Post-Cruise): customerrelations@princesscruises.com - for feedback or questions regarding a recent cruise.
General Inquiries: info@princesscruises.com.
Executive Contacts:
Director, Customer Relations (Collin Steinke): csteinke@princesscruises.com
Vice President Guest Services (Lorna Warren): lwarren@princesscruises.com
President (John Padgett): jpadgett@princesscruises.com

3. Mail:

North America: Princess Cruises, 24023 Town Center Drive, Santa Clarita, CA 80062
Australia and New Zealand: Princess Cruises, PO Box 2006, North Sydney, NSW 2059
United Kingdom: Princess Cruises, Carnival House, 100 Harbour Parade, Southampton Hampshire SO15 1ST

4. Social Media:

Facebook: Princess Cruises
Instagram: Princess Cruises
X (formerly Twitter): Princess Cruises

5. Online:

Live Chat: Princess Cruises offers live chat for general support and sales 1-855-732-4023. Check the Princess Cruises website for hours of operation.
FAQ Section: The Princess Cruises website has a comprehensive FAQ section addressing pre-cruise and onboard questions.
Manage Booking: If you have an existing booking, you can manage it online to check details, make payments, and access other services.

Important Notes:

Response times may vary depending on the method of contact and the volume of inquiries.
For immediate assistance, +1-855-732-4023 calling the appropriate phone number for your region is often the quickest option.
If you have a travel advisor, it's recommended to contact them first for assistance with your cruise booking.
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