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About Regal Princess Cruise Ship
Those who are seeking a luxurious and versatile cruise experience will find Regal Princess a captivating blend of elegant design and cutting-edge innovation. Launched in 2014, this Royal-class ship offers 7- to 27-night cruises in 2026-2027 to the Caribbean, Canada & New England, Northern Europe, and Transatlantic routes, featuring Princess MedallionClass technology for seamless service, award-winning dining, and visits to ports like St. Thomas, Halifax, and Copenhagen, all enhanced by the vibrant Piazza and family-friendly activities.
View stunning images and videos showcasing Regal Princess’s opulent interiors, exciting onboard activities, and breathtaking destinations like Princess Cays, Norwegian Fjords, and the Baltic Sea.
Specifications
- Size: Large
- Style: Resort
- Type: Ocean
- Year of launch: 2014
- Gross tonnage: 142,229t
- Length: 330.0 m
- Width: 38.4m (47.0m including bridge wings)
- Speed: 22 kts
- Decks: 19 (15 passenger-accessible)
- Language: English
- Currency: US Dollar ($)
- No. of passengers: 3,560 (double occupancy), 4,272 (max)
- No. of crew: 1,346
- No. of cabins: 1,780
- Wheelchair access: 36
Regal Princess Bookings
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| Ft Lauderdale (Port Everglades) | Mahogany Bay | Belize City | Cozumel | Ft Lauderdale (Port Everglades) ** | |
Lowest Rate*
- Interior $449.00*
- Balcony $519.00*
- Suite $819.00*
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| Ft Lauderdale (Port Everglades) | Cozumel | Belize City | Mahogany Bay | Ft Lauderdale (Port Everglades) ** | |
Lowest Rate*
- Interior $459.00*
- Balcony $529.00*
- Suite $799.00*
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| Ft Lauderdale (Port Everglades) | PRCA | Amber Cove | Grand Turk | Nassau | Ft Lauderdale (Port Everglades) ** | |
Lowest Rate*
- Interior $469.00*
- Balcony $539.00*
- Suite $809.00*
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| Ft Lauderdale (Port Everglades) | PRCA | Amber Cove | Grand Turk | Ft Lauderdale (Port Everglades) ** | |
Lowest Rate*
- Interior $479.00*
- Balcony $509.00*
- Suite $799.00*
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| Ft Lauderdale (Port Everglades) | Cozumel | Belize City | Mahogany Bay | Ft Lauderdale (Port Everglades) ** | |
Lowest Rate*
- Interior $509.00*
- Balcony $649.00*
- Suite $799.00*
Regal Princess Cruise Ship Facilities
| → | Designated smoking areas |
| → | Family Friendly |
Regal Princess Cruise Ship gallery
Each photo captures the ship’s luxurious elegance and modern design; from the multi-level Piazza with its vibrant atmosphere to the SeaWalk glass walkway, Ocean Terrace Seafood Bar, and the relaxing Sanctuary deck.
Regal Princess Ship Gratuities
The service charge is paid through your onboard account on a daily basis.
- For 2025-2026, standard itineraries in the Caribbean, Canada & New England, Northern Europe, and Transatlantic: The charging rate is $17* per person per night for Interior, Oceanview, and Balcony staterooms; $18* per person per night for Mini-Suites and Reserve Collection staterooms; and $19* per person per night for Suites. Children under 2 are not charged.
- An extra service fee is added when purchasing at the bar: typically 18% across all regions.
- Gratuities are automatically added to your onboard account but can be prepaid at booking. Adjustments can be made at Guest Services if you’re not satisfied.
- As daily service charges cover stateroom attendants, dining staff, and support crew, Princess discourages tipping the core crew by hand. Additional tips remain at the discretion of guests for exceptional services.
Regal Princess Ship Features
Regal Princess offers amazing array of gourmet dining, world-class entertainment, pools, and wellness facilities. Here are six must-experience highlights on the cruise:
- The Piazza: A multi-level atrium inspired by European town squares, featuring live music, street performers, and events like the Sailaway Party, creating a lively social hub with nearby cafes and bars.
- Ocean Terrace Seafood Bar: A specialty venue offering fresh sushi, ceviche, and seafood cocktails, with an à la carte menu and ocean views, perfect for seafood lovers.
- SeaWalk: A glass-enclosed walkway extending 28 feet beyond the ship’s edge, providing stunning ocean views 128 feet above the waves, located on Deck 16.
- The Sanctuary: An adults-only retreat with plush loungers, private cabanas, and Serenity Stewards offering chilled towels and healthy smoothies, ideal for relaxation.
- Princess Watercolor Fantasy Show: A dazzling fountain show on the top deck, featuring synchronized water jets, lights, and music, offering a spectacular evening experience for all ages.
- Princess Theater: A 980-seat venue hosting Broadway-style productions, including Princess Originals like “Fiera!” and guest entertainers such as comedians and magicians.
Frequently Asked Questions
With a gross tonnage of 142,229 GT, Regal Princess is approximately 1,083 feet (330 m) long with a beam of 126 feet (38.4 m, 47 m including bridge wings).
Launched in May 2014, it is 12 years old as of 2026.
Officially, it holds 3,560 passengers (double occupancy), 4,272 at maximum capacity, with a crew of 1,346.
Yes, Wi-Fi is available via MedallionNet Max, offering fast internet for streaming and browsing (for a fee). The OceanMedallion wearable enhances connectivity with bookings, navigation, and food/drink orders.
Reviews praise its luxurious design, MedallionClass technology, and diverse itineraries, with a 4.3/5 rating from 1,876 Cruise Critic reviews. Some note crowded pool areas on sea days and extra costs for specialty dining.
- Broadway-style shows in the Princess Theater, including “Fiera!”
- Dine at Ocean Terrace Seafood Bar or Sabatini’s Italian Trattoria.
- Relax at The Sanctuary or enjoy the SeaWalk’s ocean views.
- Watch the Princess Watercolor Fantasy Show on the top deck.
- Kids’ activities at The Treehouse or teen events at The Beach House.
- Enjoy live music and street performers in the Piazza.
There are 19 decks, with 15 passenger-accessible (8 with cabins). Decks are named (e.g., Lido, Promenade).
No specific Disney-style characters are featured. Entertainment includes guest performers (e.g., singers, magicians) and acts like “The Voice of the Ocean” singing competition.
- Valid passports for international travel (e.g., Caribbean, Canada, Europe).
- Attire for smart-casual evenings and 1–2 optional formal nights per 7-night cruise.
- Chargers and power adapters (North American outlets).
- Motion sickness remedies (if sensitive, especially for Transatlantic crossings).
- Swimwear, sunscreen, reusable water bottles, and luggage for shore excursions.
Yes, a valid passport is required for international itineraries (e.g., Caribbean, Canada & New England, Northern Europe, Transatlantic). Check visa requirements for ports like St. Thomas, Halifax, or Copenhagen.
With a 4.3/5 rating from 1,876 Cruise Critic reviews, guests praise the Piazza, dining options, and MedallionClass technology but note occasional crowded areas and upcharges for premium activities.
Reserve Collection Mini-Suites offer concierge-like services, including priority embarkation, exclusive dining areas, and luxury perks like canapes and bathrobes.
The four pools (e.g., Retreat Pool, Fountain Pool) use treated freshwater, with 10 heated whirlpools for comfort.
Regal Princess uses Princess Luxury Beds with high-quality foam mattresses and hypoallergenic bedding, developed with sleep expert Dr. Michael Breus.
The ship uses synthetic hypoallergenic pillows, with premium options in Suites and Reserve Collection cabins.
- Broadway-style shows and “The Voice of the Ocean” in the Princess Theater.
- Movies Under the Stars, four pools, and 10 whirlpools.
- Kids’ activities at The Treehouse and teens’ events at The Beach House.
- Spa treatments at the Lotus Spa and relaxation at The Sanctuary.
- Sports facilities including basketball, mini-golf, and a fitness center.
- Casino gaming, live music at the Piazza, and art auctions.
Princess Theater hosts family-friendly Broadway-style shows like “Fiera!” and guest performances. The Treehouse offers kids’ activities like pizza parties and science programs, while The Beach House provides teen discos and video games.
- MedallionClass technology streamlines boarding, payments, and bookings via the OceanMedallion wearable.
- Specialty dining and beverages incur extra charges; main dining and buffets are included.
- Book dining and shore excursions early via the MedallionNet app, especially for Caribbean or European tours.
- Expect a smart-casual dress code with 1–2 optional formal nights per 7-night cruise.
In 2025-2026, Regal Princess sails:
- 7- to 14-night Caribbean cruises from Fort Lauderdale or Galveston (e.g., Princess Cays, Cozumel, Grand Cayman, St. Thomas).
- 7-night Canada & New England cruises from New York (e.g., Newport, Boston, Portland, Halifax).
- 10- to 12-night Northern Europe cruises from Southampton (e.g., Copenhagen, Oslo, Stockholm, Helsinki).
- 13- to 27-night Transatlantic cruises (e.g., Fort Lauderdale to Southampton, Copenhagen to New York).
No, hard alcohol is not permitted. Guests 21+ may bring one 750ml bottle of wine or champagne in carry-on luggage, subject to a $15* corkage fee in dining rooms.
Yes, boarding typically begins around 11:00 AM, as indicated on your cruise documents. MedallionClass streamlines the process.
Guests may bring limited non-perishable, prepackaged snacks and one 750ml bottle of wine/champagne. Perishable foods and other beverages are prohibited.
Smoking is allowed in designated outdoor areas (e.g., Deck 17) and the Churchill’s Cigar Lounge.
Yes, a limited amount of water in sealed cans or cartons is permitted in carry-on luggage, but plastic bottles are not allowed.
Self-assisted disembarkation typically begins around 7:00–7:30 AM, depending on the port.
As with any cruise, some guests may experience seasickness, especially on Transatlantic or Northern Europe routes. The ship has a Medical Center for assistance.
No, ATMs are not available onboard. Guests can use onboard accounts for purchases, settled with a credit card or cash.
Typically, one or two Formal Nights occur per 7-night cruise, often on sea days. Check the daily Princess Patter or MedallionNet app for exact dates.
Regal Princess is owned by Princess Cruises, a subsidiary of Carnival Corporation.
No, it offers 7- to 27-night cruises, including shorter Caribbean and Canada & New England trips and longer Northern Europe and Transatlantic itineraries.
Prices start from around $105* per person per night for 7- to 27-night Caribbean, Canada & New England, Northern Europe, and Transatlantic cruises, depending on cabin type, season, and itinerary.
Yes, most food is included in the cruise fare, with complimentary dining in the main dining rooms (e.g., Allegro, Concerto, Symphony), World Fresh Marketplace buffet, and casual venues like Alfredo’s Pizzeria. Specialty restaurants like Ocean Terrace and Sabatini’s incur extra charges.
A daily service charge ($17*–$19* per person, depending on cabin type) is automatically added to your onboard account. Additional cash tips for exceptional service are at your discretion. Princess does not recommend tipping individual staff directly.
Lotus Spa treatments (e.g., massages, facials) typically range from $100*–$250* per service, with thermal suite passes available. Prices vary by package.
Extra costs include specialty dining (e.g., Ocean Terrace, Sabatini’s), alcoholic beverages, bottled water, specialty coffees, spa services, shore excursions, Wi-Fi, and casino activities. Upgrades to Princess Plus ($65*/day) or Premier ($100*/day) include drinks, Wi-Fi, and specialty dining.
The cruise fare includes transportation between ports, most meals, entertainment, stateroom accommodations (with TVs, air-conditioning, daily housekeeping), and access to kids’ clubs, pools, and shows. Suites and Reserve Collection cabins include additional perks like priority services.
Princess Cruises occasionally offers senior discounts on select sailings, subject to availability. Check with Princess or a travel agent for details.
Yes, you can cancel your Regal Princess cruise. Princess Cruises offers cancellation options, but fees depend on timing and whether you have purchased travel protection.
Princess’s standard cancellation policy varies by cruise length: full refunds (minus deposit) are available 75 days prior for 4- to 5-night cruises, 90 days for 6- to 24-night cruises, and 120 days for 25+ nights. Penalties increase closer to the sailing date. Suites have stricter terms.
Refunds depend on the timing of cancellation. Full refunds (minus deposit) are available if canceled within the specified windows (e.g., 75–120 days before sailing). Taxes, fees, and port charges are typically refundable, but deposits may not be for late cancellations.
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