What Is Not Included on Princess Cruises: Navigating Your All-Inclusive Expectations

When you’re planning a dream vacation, especially one as anticipated as a Princess Cruise, it’s easy to get caught up in the excitement of all the amazing inclusions. You might picture yourself lounging by the pool, enjoying world-class dining, and experiencing breathtaking destinations, all covered by your initial booking. But to truly manage your expectations and ensure a smooth, stress-free getaway, it’s crucial to understand what is not included on Princess Cruises. My own first cruise experience, a few years back on a different line, was a bit of a wake-up call in this regard. I’d assumed *everything* would be covered, only to find myself subtly being upsold on everything from specialty coffees to Wi-Fi. This is why a deep dive into the nuances of cruise line pricing is so important, and Princess Cruises, while offering excellent value, is no exception.

Understanding the Princess Cruises “All-Inclusive” Nuance

Princess Cruises, like most major cruise lines, doesn’t operate on a truly “all-inclusive” model in the same way a Caribbean resort might. While many core elements of your cruise vacation are indeed covered, a significant portion of potential expenses falls outside the standard fare. The cruise fare typically covers your stateroom accommodation, main dining room meals, some beverages (like water, tea, and basic coffee in the buffet and main dining room), access to most onboard entertainment, and visits to various ports of call. However, this is where the “all-inclusive” perception often diverges from reality. Think of it as a “most things included” model, where you have the option to enhance your experience with a la carte services and upgrades.

My personal philosophy when it comes to cruising is to go in with eyes wide open. I always do my homework beforehand, and that includes meticulously researching what’s *not* included. This proactive approach helps me budget effectively and avoids those moments of surprise when the onboard bill starts to rack up. For Princess Cruises, this means understanding that while your journey from point A to point B is largely taken care of, the finer details and premium experiences often come at an additional cost. This isn’t a critique, but rather a practical guide to help you make informed decisions and maximize your enjoyment without unexpected financial bumps.

Key Areas Where Princess Cruises Charges Extra

Let’s break down the most common categories of expenses you should anticipate when sailing with Princess Cruises that are typically not included in your base fare. This is where careful planning can make a significant difference in your overall vacation budget.

Specialty Dining Experiences

While Princess Cruises offers a variety of complimentary dining venues, including the main dining rooms and buffet-style eateries, their specialty restaurants are a significant draw for many passengers seeking a more refined or unique culinary adventure. These restaurants are designed to offer a distinct ambiance and a menu that goes beyond the standard cruise fare. Examples include:

• Crown Grill: Often lauded for its premium steaks and chops, this venue provides a sophisticated dining experience.
• Sabatini’s Italian Trattoria: This restaurant transports guests to Italy with its authentic pasta dishes, seafood, and classic Italian desserts.
• Kai Sushi: For those craving Japanese cuisine, Kai Sushi offers a selection of fresh sushi, sashimi, and other Japanese specialties.
• Sterling Steakhouse (on select ships): A premier steakhouse experience, often featuring high-end cuts of meat and an elegant atmosphere.
• New England Chop House (on select ships): Focusing on classic American steakhouse fare with a New England twist.

What’s Not Included: The cost for dining at these specialty restaurants is typically a per-person cover charge. This fee varies depending on the restaurant and the ship, but you can generally expect it to range from $25 to $50 per person, sometimes more for premium experiences or specific menu items. It’s important to note that the cover charge usually includes your main course, but appetizers, desserts, and premium drinks may be additional. Reservations are highly recommended, especially on popular sailing dates.

Personal Insight: I always consider trying at least one specialty restaurant on a cruise. It’s a great way to celebrate a special occasion or just treat yourself. On my last Princess cruise, Sabatini’s was a highlight. The fresh pasta was absolutely divine, and the ambiance was so intimate compared to the main dining room. I budgeted for it specifically, and it was well worth the extra cost for the unique experience it offered.

Beverage Packages and Premium Drinks

This is often a significant area where confusion arises. While basic beverages are included, anything beyond that usually incurs an extra charge. Princess Cruises offers a range of beverage packages designed to simplify your spending and offer value if you plan to consume a certain amount of alcoholic or specialty non-alcoholic drinks.

• Included Beverages: Your cruise fare covers standard options like water (dispensed from stations), iced tea, lemonade, and basic coffee and tea available in the buffet and main dining rooms during their operating hours.
• Beverage Packages (Not Included): Princess offers various packages that can be purchased onboard or pre-cruise. These typically include:
  • Sip Beverage Package: Includes a selection of wines, beers, cocktails, non-alcoholic beers, fountain sodas, and specialty coffees/teas up to a certain price point.
  • Coffee & Confections Package: For those who love their gourmet coffee, this package covers specialty coffees (lattes, cappuccinos, etc.) and some pastries.
  • Soda & More Package: Primarily for fountain sodas, but may also include juices and other non-alcoholic options.
• A La Carte Purchases: If you don’t opt for a package, you will pay for each drink individually. This includes:
  • All alcoholic beverages (wine by the glass, cocktails, spirits, beer) not covered by a specific package.
  • Specialty coffees and teas ordered from cafes.
  • Bottled water and specialty juices purchased outside of the included options.
  • Freshly squeezed juices.

What’s Not Included: The cost of individual drinks if you do not purchase a package, and the cost of the beverage packages themselves. These packages have daily prices that can add up. For example, the Sip Beverage Package can cost around $60-$70 per person, per day. You also need to consider that these packages often have price caps per drink, meaning if you order a premium spirit or a very expensive wine, the difference above the cap might still be charged.

Expert Tip: Before purchasing a beverage package, do a quick tally of how many drinks you realistically expect to consume per day. If you’re a light drinker or primarily stick to water and coffee in the main dining room, the package might not be cost-effective. However, if you enjoy a few cocktails, glasses of wine, or specialty coffees each day, it can offer significant savings and the convenience of not having to track each purchase.

Wi-Fi and Internet Access

In today’s connected world, staying online is often a necessity, even on vacation. However, Princess Cruises, like most cruise lines, treats internet access as a premium service.

What’s Not Included: All Wi-Fi access onboard Princess ships is an additional cost. Princess offers a few different tiers of internet packages:

• MedallionNet® Wi-Fi Packages: These packages vary in price based on the duration of your cruise and the speed/data allowance you choose. They typically offer:
  
  • Wi-Fi for a Single Device: Allows internet access on one device at a time.
  • Wi-Fi for Multiple Devices: Allows internet access on multiple devices simultaneously (often 2-4).
  • Social Media Package: Limited to access for popular social media apps.
  • Connect Package: For basic browsing, email, and messaging.
  • Full Internet Package: For streaming, video calls, and more extensive use.

Prices can range from approximately $15 per day for a basic package to $30+ per day for unlimited high-speed access, often with discounts for purchasing the entire cruise duration upfront. These prices can fluctuate, so it’s always best to check the latest offerings on the Princess Cruises website or onboard.

Authoritative Commentary: Many cruisers find the cost of onboard Wi-Fi to be quite high compared to terrestrial rates. Cruise lines argue that the infrastructure required to provide internet at sea is complex and expensive, involving satellite technology. Therefore, it’s a service that comes at a premium.

Shore Excursions

Exploring the destinations your cruise visits is a major part of the appeal. Princess Cruises offers a curated selection of shore excursions that allow you to experience the best of each port.

What’s Not Included: The cost of booking shore excursions through Princess Cruises is an additional expense. These excursions range from guided city tours and historical site visits to adventure activities like snorkeling, zip-lining, and helicopter tours. Prices vary widely depending on the duration, exclusivity, and nature of the activity.

Considerations:

• Convenience vs. Cost: Booking through Princess offers the convenience of having everything organized for you, with guaranteed return to the ship on time. If an excursion runs late due to unforeseen circumstances handled by the cruise line, they will typically arrange for you to join the ship at the next port.
• Independent Exploration: Many passengers choose to book excursions independently through third-party operators or simply explore ports of call on their own. This can often lead to significant cost savings.
• Research is Key: If you decide to book independently, thorough research into reputable local tour operators is essential for safety and satisfaction.

My Experience: On a recent trip to Alaska, I booked a whale-watching tour through Princess. It was an incredible experience, and I felt very secure knowing the ship would wait if there were any delays. However, I also noticed that passengers who had booked similar tours independently seemed to pay considerably less. It’s a trade-off between peace of mind and potential savings.

Casino and Gambling

For those who enjoy a bit of gambling, the onboard casino is a popular spot. However, all wagers placed in the casino are at your own expense.

What’s Not Included: Any money you spend at the slot machines, table games (blackjack, roulette, poker, etc.), or in any other gaming activities within the casino is not covered by your cruise fare. Your onboard account will be debited for any funds used for gambling, or you may use cash.

Important Note: There are often promotional offers for casino play, but these generally involve matching funds or free play that still requires you to gamble to realize any winnings. The initial stake is always your own.

Spa Services and Treatments

The onboard spa, often called the “Lotus Spa” on Princess ships, is a sanctuary for relaxation and rejuvenation. Here, you can indulge in a variety of treatments.

What’s Not Included: All spa services, including massages, facials, manicures, pedicures, and salon treatments, are additional charges. Prices vary significantly based on the type of treatment and its duration. You can typically find a spa menu with pricing in your stateroom or at the spa itself. It’s also common for gratuities to be automatically added to spa services.

Pro Tip: Look out for spa specials that are often offered on port days when fewer people are onboard, or on the first and last day of the cruise. These can sometimes offer a discount on select treatments.

Gratuities and Service Charges

While not always a surprise, it’s crucial to understand Princess Cruises’ policy on gratuities, as these are an added cost that contributes to the compensation of the ship’s staff who provide you with service.

What’s Not Included (if prepaid): Princess Cruises has a system of daily automatic gratuities. These are charged to your onboard account per person, per day. The amount varies based on stateroom type (standard, mini-suite, suite).

• Standard Staterooms: Typically around $16.00 per person, per day.
• Mini-Suites and Suites: Typically around $17.50 per person, per day.

These gratuities are distributed among various crew members, including dining room waitstaff, stateroom attendants, housekeeping staff, and others who contribute to your cruise experience. You do have the option to adjust or remove these automatic gratuities if you feel the service did not meet your expectations, but this is generally done with discretion and in consultation with guest services. Some guests prefer to prepay gratuities as part of their cruise booking, in which case they are included in the initial fare. However, if not prepaid, they are an additional daily charge.

Additional Gratuities: While the daily gratuity covers many staff members, it is customary to tip:

• Bar servers and waitstaff in specialty dining rooms if you wish to provide additional recognition.
• Spa staff (though a service charge is often already included in the treatment price).
• Your Princess Cruise Line’s Captain Circle members may have certain included gratuities.

Author’s Note: I always factor in the daily gratuities when budgeting. It’s a standard part of the cruise experience, and honestly, the service on Princess ships is generally excellent, so I find it to be a fair reflection of the hard work the crew puts in.

Medical Services

Cruise ships are equipped with medical facilities and staff to handle minor health issues and emergencies. However, these services come at a cost.

What’s Not Included: Any medical consultations, treatments, medications, or emergency services provided by the ship’s medical center are chargeable. The cost of these services can be substantial, so it is highly recommended that all passengers have comprehensive travel insurance that covers medical emergencies at sea.

Why This is Important: Illness or injury can strike anyone, and being prepared is crucial. The medical facilities onboard are not a substitute for travel insurance. Always ensure your policy has adequate coverage for repatriation if necessary.

Onboard Shops and Retail Purchases

Princess ships feature a variety of boutiques and shops offering everything from duty-free alcohol and tobacco to designer apparel, jewelry, souvenirs, and essential toiletries.

What’s Not Included: All purchases made in the onboard shops are additional expenses. While duty-free prices can sometimes offer savings on certain items, it’s wise to compare prices with those available at home or in ports of call.

Budgeting Tip: If you plan on doing some shopping, set a specific budget beforehand to avoid overspending. Remember that most shops operate on a cash or onboard account basis.

Photography Services

Princess Cruises often has professional photographers roaming the ship and at key locations (like embarkation or formal nights) to capture memories.

What’s Not Included: The purchase of any photographs taken by the ship’s photographers is an additional cost. Packages are often available if you wish to buy multiple prints.

Alternative: Rely on your own camera or smartphone to capture your vacation moments. This is a cost-effective way to document your journey.

Onboard Activities and Classes with Extra Fees

While most entertainment and activities are complimentary, some specialized classes or experiences may have a fee.

What’s Not Included: Examples might include:

• Wine or spirits tasting sessions (though some basic wine tastings might be complimentary).
• Specific craft workshops or cooking demonstrations that require special ingredients or materials.
• Bingo games where the cost of cards is for playing.
• Video arcade games.

Check the Daily Schedule: The “Princess Patter,” the daily newsletter delivered to your stateroom (or accessible via the MedallionClass app), will clearly list any activities that have an associated cost.

Transfers and Parking at Departure/Arrival Ports

Your cruise fare typically does not include how you get to and from the port, or parking if you drive yourself.

What’s Not Included:

• Airport transfers to the cruise terminal.
• Taxi or ride-share services to the terminal.
• Parking fees at the cruise terminal if you choose to drive your own vehicle.
• Transfers from the terminal to your hotel or home after the cruise.

Planning Ahead: It’s wise to research and book any necessary transfers in advance, especially if you are flying in the day before or after your cruise, to secure better rates and ensure availability.

Understanding Princess Cruises’ “Princess Plus” and “Princess Premier” Packages

To address some of these common additional costs, Princess Cruises offers bundled packages that can provide value if you plan to utilize the included amenities. These packages are a way to elevate your cruise experience beyond the base fare and can often save you money compared to purchasing services individually.

Princess Plus Package

The Princess Plus package is designed for guests who want a more inclusive experience without committing to the highest tier. It typically includes:

• Sip Beverage Package: Covers a wide range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.
• Unlimited Wi-Fi: For a single device.
• Daily Gratuities: These are included in the package price.
• Crew Appreciation: A daily charge that is included.

What’s Still Not Included (even with Princess Plus):

• Specialty dining cover charges.
• Bottled water outside of what’s included in the Sip package.
• Premium drinks or spirits exceeding the package’s price cap.
• Shore excursions.
• Spa treatments.
• Casino play.
• Laundry services.
• Purchases from onboard shops.
• Medical services.

Princess Premier Package

This is Princess Cruises’ most comprehensive package, offering even more inclusions for guests seeking a premium experience.

The Princess Premier package typically includes:

• All the inclusions of the Princess Plus package: Sip Beverage Package, Unlimited Wi-Fi (for up to 4 devices), Daily Gratuities, Crew Appreciation.
• Specialty Dining: A certain number of specialty dining meals per person (e.g., 3 meals).
• Photos: A certain number of photo prints and digital photos.
• Other Perks: May include access to certain premium beverages or other onboard amenities.

What’s Still Not Included (even with Princess Premier):

• The highest tier of premium beverages.
• Additional specialty dining beyond the included meals.
• Shore excursions.
• Spa treatments.
• Casino play.
• Laundry services.
• Purchases from onboard shops.
• Medical services.

Expert Advice: When considering these packages, do the math! Calculate the individual cost of the services you anticipate using and compare it to the package price. For instance, if you plan to drink cocktails every evening, use Wi-Fi extensively, and enjoy at least one specialty dinner, the Princess Premier package might offer significant savings. However, if you’re a light drinker and mostly stick to complimentary amenities, the base fare might be more suitable.

Maximizing Your Cruise Budget: Strategies for Princess Cruises

Understanding what is not included on Princess Cruises is the first step. The next is to develop strategies to manage these potential expenses and ensure your cruise remains within your desired budget.

Pre-Cruise Planning and Booking

Many of the additional costs can be reduced or managed by booking certain items in advance.

• Book Shore Excursions Independently: Research reputable local tour operators in advance. Look for reviews and compare prices. Often, you can find significantly better deals than the cruise line offers, especially for group tours or private experiences.
• Secure Pre-Paid Gratuities: If you don’t opt for a package that includes them, consider pre-paying your daily gratuities when you book your cruise. This allows you to lock in the rate and spread the cost over time.
• Purchase Beverage Packages Strategically: If you know you’ll be enjoying alcoholic beverages regularly, evaluate the Sip package. Buying it before your cruise can sometimes offer a slight discount compared to purchasing onboard.
• Research Specialty Dining: Browse menus and prices for specialty restaurants online before your cruise. If you know which ones you want to try, make reservations in advance, as popular venues fill up quickly. Some specialty dining rooms offer fixed-price menus that can be more economical than à la carte ordering.
• Travel Insurance is a Must: Beyond medical coverage, good travel insurance can reimburse you for non-refundable cruise costs if you have to cancel your trip due to covered reasons.

Onboard Strategies for Saving Money

Even once you’re onboard, there are ways to be mindful of your spending.

• Utilize Complimentary Dining: Princess Cruises offers excellent complimentary dining options. The main dining rooms provide a more formal experience with multi-course meals, while the Horizon Court buffet offers a vast selection for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Don’t overlook these fantastic choices!
• Take Advantage of Included Beverages: Make use of the complimentary water stations, self-serve tea, and coffee in the buffet and main dining rooms.
• Attend Free Entertainment: Princess ships offer a wealth of free entertainment, including Broadway-style shows, live music in various lounges, comedy acts, and poolside activities.
• Set an Onboard Spending Limit: Before your cruise, decide on a daily or total budget for onboard purchases beyond your fare. You can often set a spending limit on your onboard account at guest services.
• Look for Daily Specials: Keep an eye on the daily newsletter or app for any specials in the spa, shops, or bars.
• DIY Shore Exploration: For many ports, you can easily explore on your own. Walk off the ship, wander through the local town, visit free attractions, or take local public transportation to nearby points of interest.

Understanding the MedallionClass® Experience

Princess Cruises heavily utilizes its MedallionClass technology, which uses a wearable device (the OceanMedallion™) to enhance the guest experience. While this technology itself is often complimentary (provided to guests), it facilitates many services that may have associated costs.

How MedallionClass Relates to What’s Not Included:

• Effortless Onboard Account: Your Medallion links to your onboard account, making purchases seamless. This convenience can also make it easier to spend without constantly thinking about it.
• In-Stateroom Delivery: You can order food and beverages (if purchased) and have them delivered directly to your stateroom via the MedallionClass app.
• Personalized Recommendations: The system can suggest activities and dining options, some of which may have additional costs.

The Medallion itself is a tool, and its effectiveness in managing your spending depends on how you use the services it enables. For example, ordering a premium bottle of wine to your stateroom via the app will incur the cost of that wine, even though the ordering process is streamlined by the Medallion.

Frequently Asked Questions About Princess Cruises Inclusions

Navigating the specifics of cruise line fares can lead to many questions. Here are some of the most common inquiries regarding what is not included on Princess Cruises, answered in detail.

How do Princess Cruises’ “Princess Plus” and “Princess Premier” packages compare to booking things individually?

The comparison between bundled packages like Princess Plus and Princess Premier versus booking individual services hinges entirely on your personal consumption habits and preferences during the cruise. Princess Plus typically bundles the Sip Beverage Package, unlimited Wi-Fi for one device, and daily gratuities. If you plan on enjoying multiple alcoholic beverages per day, using Wi-Fi consistently, and would be paying gratuities anyway, this package can offer substantial savings. For instance, if the daily cost of the Sip package alone is $60, Wi-Fi is $25, and gratuities are $16, that’s $101 per day. If Princess Plus is priced at, say, $70 per day, you’re saving significant money. Princess Premier takes this further by adding specialty dining meals and photos. If you were planning on two or three specialty dining experiences and buying a few photos, the Premier package often becomes the more economical choice. However, if you are a very light drinker, rarely use Wi-Fi, and prefer to explore ports independently rather than book excursions or dining, then purchasing these items à la carte might be cheaper. It’s crucial to do the math based on your anticipated usage before your cruise. Princess Cruises provides detailed breakdowns of what each package includes on their website, allowing you to do this comparison.

Why is Wi-Fi so expensive on Princess Cruises, and what are my alternatives if I don’t want to pay for it?

The cost of Wi-Fi on cruise ships, including Princess Cruises, is generally higher than what you might be accustomed to on land due to the complex and expensive satellite technology required to provide internet access at sea. Maintaining a reliable connection across vast oceans is a significant operational challenge for cruise lines. The infrastructure involves specialized satellite dishes, robust network management systems, and agreements with satellite providers, all of which contribute to the premium pricing. For passengers who find the onboard Wi-Fi too expensive or don’t wish to purchase it, there are a few alternatives, though they require planning. Firstly, many ports of call offer free Wi-Fi in cafes, restaurants, or public areas. You can take advantage of these opportunities to check emails, update social media, or make calls during your shore excursions. Secondly, consider purchasing a local SIM card at a port of call if your phone is unlocked. This can provide more affordable data access for the duration of your stay in that region. Lastly, some passengers opt to completely disconnect and embrace a digital detox, focusing entirely on their cruise experience without the need for internet access. This can be a refreshing way to relax and enjoy the present moment without the distractions of the online world.

Are there any hidden fees or charges on Princess Cruises that I should be aware of besides the ones listed?

While Princess Cruises is generally transparent about its pricing, it’s always wise to be aware of potential additional charges that might not be immediately obvious. Beyond the categories already discussed, some less common fees can arise. For instance, a service charge or gratuity is often automatically added to spa treatments and sometimes to specialty dining bills, even if not explicitly stated on the menu. Laundry and dry-cleaning services are available onboard but are charged on a per-item basis and can be quite expensive. Some onboard activities, like bingo, have a cost associated with playing. If you need to replace a lost or damaged OceanMedallion™, there might be a replacement fee. Also, be mindful of currency exchange fees if you plan to use cash and are converting currencies onboard or at ATMs accessible through the ship. It’s always best to check your daily onboard statement carefully to review all charges. If you see anything you don’t recognize or question, don’t hesitate to visit Guest Services for clarification. Proactive communication is key to avoiding unwelcome surprises on your final bill.

What is the difference between the main dining room and specialty dining on Princess Cruises regarding cost and experience?

The fundamental difference between the main dining room and specialty dining on Princess Cruises lies in cost, exclusivity, menu variety, and atmosphere. The main dining rooms are included in your cruise fare and offer a traditional, multi-course dining experience with a rotating menu that often includes classic options and daily specials. The ambiance is generally more formal, with set seating times (or flexible anytime dining on some ships). It’s an excellent way to enjoy a full-service meal without any additional charge. Specialty dining restaurants, on the other hand, come with a per-person cover charge, ranging from approximately $25 to $50 or more. These venues offer a more exclusive culinary experience, often focusing on a specific cuisine like Italian (Sabatini’s), steakhouse (Crown Grill), or sushi (Kai Sushi). The menus are typically more elaborate, featuring premium ingredients and unique preparations. The atmosphere in specialty restaurants is usually more intimate and upscale, designed for a more personalized dining experience. While the main dining room provides consistent quality and service, specialty dining offers a chance to indulge in a different culinary theme and a potentially more elevated gastronomic journey. Many cruisers choose to dine in the main dining room for most of their meals and opt for one or two specialty dining experiences to add variety and a touch of luxury to their voyage.

How does the Princess Cruises’ MedallionClass® technology impact what I pay for during my cruise?

The Princess Cruises’ MedallionClass® technology, powered by the OceanMedallion™ wearable device, fundamentally enhances convenience and personalization rather than directly adding costs, though it can indirectly influence spending. The Medallion itself is typically provided to guests at no extra charge and acts as your room key, onboard payment method, and identification. This seamless integration means that purchasing items—whether it’s a drink at the bar, a souvenir in a shop, or a specialty meal—becomes incredibly easy. You simply tap your Medallion, and the charge is added to your onboard account. This ease of transaction can, for some, lead to more spontaneous spending because the friction of pulling out a wallet or signing a receipt is reduced. Furthermore, the MedallionClass app, which works in conjunction with your wearable, allows you to order food and beverages for delivery directly to your stateroom or even to your current location on the ship. While the ordering process is facilitated by the technology, the cost of the food or drink itself is still separate and will be charged to your account. Essentially, MedallionClass makes the *process* of spending easier and more integrated, but the cost of the goods and services remains the same as if you were using traditional methods. It simplifies the payment experience, making it less of a conscious effort, which is why setting an onboard spending limit and being mindful of your purchases is still highly recommended.

Conclusion: Planning for a Princess Cruise Beyond the Base Fare

Sailing with Princess Cruises offers a fantastic vacation experience, and understanding what is not included is key to a smooth and enjoyable journey. While the base fare covers the essentials of your travel, accommodation, and a good portion of your onboard experience, it’s crucial to budget for additional costs such as specialty dining, premium beverages, Wi-Fi, shore excursions, spa services, and gratuities. By proactively researching, utilizing tools like the Princess Plus and Princess Premier packages when they align with your travel style, and employing smart spending strategies both before and during your cruise, you can ensure your Princess voyage is everything you dreamed of, without any unwelcome financial surprises. Happy cruising!