While I actually don’t recommend Princess cruisers utilize onboard spa services and have dedicated a whole article to why, I know the spa is an important part of cruising for many. The purpose of this post is to provide a price list for Princess spa services so you’ll know how much to budget for any desired treatments and to offer some tips for how to get the most for your money.
Note that while this price list is fairly standard fleet-wide and current as of the date of posting, exact services and prices may vary slightly from ship to ship and prices do change. Always double check once onboard, but this should give you a good idea of what to expect. All prices are in U.S. dollars.
Here are some common spa discounts you can look for on your Princess ship:
And with that…
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Not one to use spa services except for the odd haircut. But I was onboard the Queen Mary and went to the gym. Did my workout and went to have a shower afterwards. Discovered I had to buy a spa package to use the showers. Now that's what I call mean.
Don't know if any other cruise lines do this (or other Cunard ships).
Based on my experience it's about 50/50. I'm always happy when I ship has locker room and shower facilities open to those who haven't paid for a spa pass or service!