Princess Cruises has grown to be one of the three largest cruise lines in the world. Its fleet of ten ships carries approximately 600,000 passengers each year to more worldwide destinations than any other major line. Princess offers more than 150 itineraries ranging from seven to 67 days, sails to six continents, and calls on more than 220 ports around the world. Princess' new Grand Class ships are among the most innovative cruise vessels in the business. Super ships with small-ship intimacy, they offer unprecedented choice in dining, entertainment, and accommodations. And, for the first time, feature private balconies as an affordable pleasure rather than a luxury.

Princess is a pioneer and leader in Alaska, where it operates a wide variety of cruise tours that give visitors spectacular land and sea experiences. Princess is the largest cruise and tour operator in Seattle with six cruise ships, four riverside wilderness lodges, a fleet of deluxe motor coaches and eight luxury Midnight Sun Express rail cars.

Its Love Boat Loan program offers consumers the ability to finance their entire cruise vacation with an immediate and convenient bank loan. Love Boat Kids entertains kids ages two to 16 years with age-specific activities supervised by a staff of professional youth counselors New Waves Scuba and Snorkel is the only onboard scuba certification program available on a major cruise line.

On land, the company's Adventures Shore program features more than 1,000 tours worldwide. And, Princess' Cruise Plus pre-and post-cruise land tour program enables passengers to extend their stay in some of the world's most cosmopolitan cities.

Princess Cruises is an American cruise line, based out of Santa Clarita, California, that operates cruise ships also shares the same building with Cunard Line headquarters. It is one of the many cruise lines operated by the Carnival Corporation. The company was made famous by The Love Boat TV series, in which two of its ships, the Island Princess and Pacific Princess were featured.