Na tuua e Ruby Princess ia Galveston i le aoauli nei i se folauga e 11 aso i Mekisiko ma le Caribbean, ma faailogaina ai le malaga muamua a le Princess Cruises mai Texas i le ono tausaga.
O le malaga ese atu i le asō o le folauga muamua lea o le 16 folau mai Galveston i luga o le faasologa o le taumalulu a Ruby Princess lea e aofia ai le lima i le 11 aso malaga faatasi ai ma le lua 16 aso, vasa i le sami Panama Canal i le va o Galveston ma San Francisco.
O loʻo faʻatatauina o le a ave e Ruby Princess le sili atu i le 50,000 pasese mai Galveston i le taimi o le taumalulu / tautotogo 2022-23 faʻasologa, ma le tele o malo e filifili mo se nofoaga aʻo leʻi folau pe maeʻa le folauga e suʻesuʻe le taulaga faʻasolopito o le sami.
To mark the Princess’ return to Galveston, Princess President John Padgett hosted a traditional maritime plaque exchange with Galveston Port Director Rodger Rees prior to departure.
“Galveston is an important port for Princess Cruises, and provides an exciting and easy-to-reach option for millions of people living in the southwestern U.S. to enjoy the ultimate in classic cruise vacations marked by our Princess MedallionClass service,” said Padgett. “We appreciate the support of the Port of Galveston and the greater Galveston community for helping make this day possible.”
Rees added, “Cruising from Galveston has never been better. Adding the first-class Ruby Princess to our sailing schedule, with its enticing itineraries, offers our cruise customers yet another spectacular sailing experience. These itineraries are a nice addition to our current ports of call. As the fourth most popular homeport in the U.S., we’re excited to welcome this beautiful ship to Galveston.”
The 113,561-ton Ruby Princess offers guests a wide range of onboard amenities including nearly 900 balcony cabins, as well as a luxurious spa, a delicious array of dining options, dazzling entertainment, four pools and acres of teak-planked decks for sunning and relaxing.
The 3,080-passenger ship has 19 passenger decks and guests are served by 1,100 crew members.
