On a Princess cruise ship in 2026, the centerpiece of the experience is the MedallionClass technology. Every guest receives a wearable "Medallion" the size of a quarter that replaces room keys and credit cards, allowing for "on-demand" service where food and drinks can be delivered to you anywhere on the ship via GPS. In terms of amenities, Princess is known for its "Movies Under the Stars" giant poolside screens and its high-quality "Princess Luxury Beds," which were designed by sleep experts. Your fare typically includes Broadway-style production shows, access to the "Piazza" (the ship's social hub), and a wide array of dining options including the main dining room and the 24-hour International Cafe. For 2026 travelers, the "Princess Plus" or "Princess Premier" packages are popular add-ons that bundle Wi-Fi, beverages, and crew gratuities. The line strikes a balance between traditional elegance and modern tech, offering a "relaxed luxury" vibe that focuses on "Meaningful Connections," often through their Discovery at SEA partnership which brings themed shore excursions and onboard activities.