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[mcrcruiser]

We are looking for a cruise from LA to New Zealand or Australia spend a week or tqo in one of those countries & then take a Princess ship back to LA ,Calif  . Princess at one time did have that type of combination  on the Majestic Princess . Tried Princess on the phone but reaching a off shore person who does not have a great deal of experience id frustrating  .Can any one help with this request .We need a handicap balcony cabin  on both directions ? 

Thanks in advance for any good information about doing these 2 cruises 

[dog]

When

[mcrcruiser]

2 minutes ago, dog said:

When

We are retired so it can be any time 

[LACruiser88]

We just returned to Seattle from Sydney on a 33-day cruise on the Majestic Princess.  What you are trying to do will not be possible with Princess.  There are usually a couple of crossings from the west coast of the U.S. to Australia in the fall after the Alaska season.  Then, you will see a couple going the opposite direction in late spring for the Alaska season.

 

[mcrcruiser]

It does not have to be one cruise line if that is a problem .We are flevible for more than one cruise line 

[dog]

Crown, Royal, Discovery have California- South Pacific, New Zealand. Search those destinations , 16+ length.

[LACruiser88]

You might want to consider the March of 2026, 54-day sailing on the Island Princess.  This voyage is roundtrip Los Angeles.  We are booked on this one.

 

 

[mcrcruiser]

4 minutes ago, LACruiser88 said:

You might want to consider the March of 2026, 54-day sailing on the Island Princess.  This voyage is roundtrip Los Angeles.  We are booked on this one.

 

 

We knew of that cruise but there are no handicap balcony cabins left on that cruise .We checked months ago 

[hobo1937]

Holland America has a 93 day sailing on the Zaandam RT from San Diego on Jan 4 2026. It is similar to the Island Princess cruise  but includes more ports in Australia and New Zealand.

[cr8tiv1]

As mentioned, Princess will do TransPacific crossing at the end of seasons (to reposition ships from one coast to/from Australia-New Zealand.  Many would love to do the same...ship over, stay for a couple of weeks, ship back.  

 

As far as I know, you will have to fly one way.

 

I would love to do the same for Hawaii.  In the 50's you could do it...not anymore.