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Princess Cruises Coming To Yorktown In 2024

By Brandy Centolanza
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YORK-On Thursday, February 9, Princess Cruises out of California announced its plans to dock along the waterfront in Yorktown next year.

In a press release, the cruiseline said it will offer “a series of custom-curated itineraries in summer 2024 that will highlight opportunities to experience Colonial Williamsburg and Jamestown in addition to visiting the historic seaside town.”

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