"Port Charlottetown says while it was happy to welcome a record four cruise ships into the harbour Tuesday, it's in no rush to make that the norm.
More than 8,000 passengers and 3,000 crew came off the four ships. "

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/prince-edward-island/pei-four-cruise-ship-day-1.4847197

"A dream cruise turned into a nightmare for passengers after their ship was overrun with more than a thousand men from a tobacco company who held wild parties featuring women dressed as Playboy bunnies."

"Passengers described how the men proceeded to run amok, taking over the pool decks, bars and buffets.

They were also said to have brought burlesque dancers onboard, who starred in parties on deck. The men would also harass other passengers and film young girls on their mobile phones, passengers said."

"Royal Caribbean International issued full refunds to passengers, news.com.au reported."

https://www.newsweek.com/cruise-ship-refunds-passengers-after-1300-men-took-over-and-turned-it-giant-1148493?amp=1

It does sound like a great improvement for the internet speed.
I wonder if the crew now has unlimited access or are they still charging them?

It appears they cleaned up the beach area quite a bit.
I'm wondering how people will get there from the ship.  
Will Princess be providing a free shuttle or will it be just another tour at top dollar?  

If they do provide a shuttle I'm also wondering if they'll have priority boarding for Elite?

"Princess Cruises has attracted 650 new agents to its Academy program during a month long registration drive, which saw an 11% increase in registrations from last year’s registration drive, according to a statement. "

https://www.cruiseindustrynews.com/cruise-news/19598-princess-cruises-academy-program-attracts-650-new-agents.html

"Over the last several years, we've made a dedicated effort to welcome cruisers of all ages to enjoy the diverse range of family fun, educational and entertaining activities through our Discovery at SEA programs," said Jan Swartz, Princess Cruises president. "While some cruise lines are now restricting the age of their younger guests, we believe a cruise vacation is the perfect way for families of all ages and sizes to come together to discover the world, relax onboard and reconnect with loved ones."

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/princess-cruises-welcomes-cruisers-of-all-ages-300713660.html

"I think we’re seeing, more and more, leadership defined as a set of skills independent of gender, color of your skin, flavor of the day, or whatever. I can speak to Carnival Corporation led by Arnold Donald, who has made diversity and inclusion a real focus of our corporation … We believe, and I think our results have proven this to be true, that diverse teams are not just the right thing to do, but they’re really good for business because everybody brings their own lens to a problem or an opportunity and you get to more effective solutions faster with diverse input. And so we at Carnival Corporation believe diversity is a source of competitive advantage and I absolutely see that happen every day here at Princess Cruises."

https://skift.com/2018/09/21/skift-global-forum-preview-princess-cruises-is-evolving-with-history-in-mind/

"Our guests on Caribbean Princess and our crew on Caribbean Princess are experiencing land-like speed, such that they can FaceTime with their friends, watch Netflix, stream their favorite football game, as if they were in a hotel on land."

https://skift.com/2018/09/21/skift-global-forum-preview-princess-cruises-is-evolving-with-history-in-mind/

"Capt. Giorgio Pomata, a 40-year veteran of Princess Cruises, has been named commodore of the line’s 17-ship fleet, the sixth in Princess history. He becomes the senior master of the fleet representing the interests of all ships and its captains."

http://www.seatrade-cruise.com/news/news-headlines/princess-cruises-appoints-a-new-commodore.html

"The world’s largest cruise company on Thursday reported revenue of $5.8 billion for the quarter that ended Aug. 31, up from $5.5 billion during the same time last year. Profit increased from $1.3 billion last year to $1.7 billion this year.

Since June, Carnival said in a release, booking volumes for early 2019 were “significantly higher” than the previous year, but at lower prices.

But commentary about bookings for the first half of 2019 sent Carnival shares down more than 4.8 percent to $63.74 near the end of the day."

https://skift.com/2018/09/27/caribbean-drag-persists-but-carnival-still-reports-record-earnings/