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About Royal Princess Cruise Ship
The Royal Princess experience combines elegant design elements with deep nautical heritage. The establishment creates a peaceful welcoming environment through its open spaces that receive natural light and provide wide-ranging views and its stylish interior design.
The Royal Princess functions as the main ship for Princess Cruises because it offers a classic cruising experience that modern design elements and immersive entertainment experiences improve.
Specifications
- Size: Large
- Style: Resort
- Type: Ocean
- Year of launch: 2013
- Year of last refit: 2018
- Gross tonnage: 1,42,229 GT
- Length: 330.0 m
- Width: 39.0 m
- 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
Royal Princess Bookings
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| Sydney | Eden | Sydney ** | |
Lowest Rate*
- Interior $349.00*
- Balcony $399.00*
- Suite $559.00*
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| Sydney | Eden | Sydney ** | |
Lowest Rate*
- Interior $369.00*
- Balcony $408.00*
- Suite $509.00*
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| Sydney | Eden | Sydney ** | |
Lowest Rate*
- Interior $429.00*
- Balcony $468.00*
- Suite $529.00*
3 Nights | Pacific Coastal | Princess | Royal Princess
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| Vancouver (Vancouver, BC) Seattle | |
| Vancouver | Victoria | Seattle ** | |
Cruise Deals from Vancouver to Seattle |
Lowest Rate*
- Interior $429.00*
- Balcony $553.00*
- Suite $649.00*
4 Nights | Pacific Coastal | Princess | Royal Princess
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| Vancouver (Vancouver, BC) Los Angeles | |
| Vancouver | Los Angeles ** | |
Cruise Deals from Vancouver to Los Angeles |
Lowest Rate*
- Interior $429.00*
- Balcony $718.00*
- Suite $799.00*
Royal Princess Cruise Ship Facilities
| → | Family-Friendly |
| → | Designated Smoking Areas |
Royal Princess Cruise Ship gallery
Images highlight the ship’s sophisticated charm, featuring the lively atrium, glass-bottomed SeaWalk, Crown Grill steakhouse, and serene Lotus Spa, capturing the essence of its luxurious offerings.
Royal Princess Ship Gratuities
A daily service fee is applied to your onboard account.
- For 2025-2026 itineraries across the Caribbean, Canada & New England, Northern Europe, and Transatlantic routes: The fee is $17* per person per night for Interior, Oceanview, and Balcony cabins; $18* for Mini-Suites and Reserve Collection; and $19* for Suites. Children under 2 are exempt.
- Bar purchases incur an additional 18% service charge across all regions.
- Service fees are automatically charged but can be prepaid during booking. Modifications are possible at Guest Services if service falls short of expectations.
- The daily fee covers stateroom attendants, dining staff, and support crew, so Princess advises against direct tipping. Extra gratuities for outstanding service are at guests’ discretion.
Royal Princess Ship Features
Royal Princess provides an array of upscale dining, top-tier entertainment, pools, and relaxation options. Here are six standout experiences to enjoy:
- Atrium Piazza: A grand, multi-tiered hub hosting live performances, dance events, and festive gatherings, surrounded by cozy cafes and stylish lounges for a vibrant social scene.
- Crown Grill Steakhouse: An upscale venue serving premium cuts of beef, fresh lobster, and fine wines, with an open kitchen showcasing culinary artistry.
- SeaWalk Experience: A striking glass walkway jutting 28 feet over the ship’s edge, offering breathtaking ocean vistas 128 feet above the sea on Deck 16.
- Lotus Spa Retreat: A haven of tranquility with rejuvenating treatments, a thermal suite, and an exclusive adults-only Sanctuary deck featuring plush seating and attentive service.
- Fountain Pool Spectacle: A mesmerizing top-deck show with choreographed water jets, colorful lights, and music, delivering a magical evening for families.
- Theater Performances: A 980-seat venue presenting Broadway-caliber shows like “Born to Dance” and guest acts, including comedians and illusionists, for unforgettable evenings.
Frequently Asked Questions
Royal Princess boasts a gross tonnage of 142,229 GT, a length of about 1,083 feet (330 m), and a beam of 126 feet (38.4 m, 47 m with bridge wings).
Debuting in May 2014, the ship is 11 years old as of 2025.
It accommodates 3,560 guests (double occupancy), up to 4,272 at full capacity, with 1,346 crew members.
Yes, MedallionNet Max provides reliable internet for streaming and browsing (additional cost). The OceanMedallion wearable simplifies bookings, navigation, and onboard orders.
With a 4.3/5 rating from 1,876 Cruise Critic reviews, passengers commend its sophisticated ambiance, dining variety, and tech enhancements, though some mention busy pool decks and premium dining fees.
- Enjoy Broadway-caliber shows like “Born to Dance” in the Theater.
- Savor meals at Crown Grill or Alfredo’s Pizzeria.
- Unwind at the Lotus Spa or the exclusive Sanctuary.
- Experience the Fountain Pool Spectacle.
- Engage in kids’ programs at The Treehouse or teen activities at The Beach House.
- Revel in live performances at the Atrium Piazza.
The ship features 19 decks, 15 of which are guest-accessible (8 with cabins), named such as Lido and Promenade.
No Disney-style characters are present. Entertainment includes guest artists (e.g., vocalists, magicians) and events like “The Voice of the Ocean” competition.
- Valid passports for international destinations (e.g., Caribbean, Europe).
- Outfits for smart-casual dinners and 1–2 optional formal nights per 7-night trip.
- Power adapters for North American outlets.
- Seasickness remedies for routes like Transatlantic crossings.
- Swimwear, sunscreen, and gear for shore excursions.
Yes, a valid passport is needed for international routes (e.g., Caribbean, Canada & New England, Northern Europe). Verify visa requirements for ports like Cozumel or Oslo.
Earning a 4.3/5 from 1,876 Cruise Critic reviews, guests laud the Atrium Piazza, dining, and technology, but some note crowded areas and additional charges for premium services.
Reserve Collection Mini-Suites provide concierge-style perks, such as priority boarding, exclusive dining areas, and amenities like canapes and premium linens.
The four pools (e.g., Fountain Pool, Retreat Pool) feature treated freshwater, with 10 heated whirlpools for added comfort.
Cabins feature Princess Luxury Beds with premium foam mattresses and hypoallergenic bedding, designed with sleep expert Dr. Michael Breus.
Synthetic hypoallergenic pillows are standard, with upgraded options in Suites and Reserve Collection cabins.
- Theater shows and “The Voice of the Ocean” competition.
- Movies Under the Stars, four pools, and 10 whirlpools.
- Kids’ programs at The Treehouse and teen events at The Beach House.
- Spa services at Lotus Spa and relaxation at The Sanctuary.
- Sports facilities like basketball courts, mini-golf, and a gym.
- Casino games, live music in the Piazza, and art auctions.
The Theater offers family-oriented Broadway-style productions like “Born to Dance” and guest performances. The Treehouse hosts kids’ activities like crafts, while The Beach House offers teen gaming and discos.
- MedallionClass technology enhances boarding, payments, and reservations via the OceanMedallion.
- Specialty dining and drinks carry extra fees; main dining is included.
- Reserve dining and excursions early through the MedallionNet app, especially for Caribbean or European ports.
- Dress code is smart-casual, with 1–2 optional formal nights per 7-night cruise.
In 2025-2026, Royal Princess visits:
- 7- to 14-night Caribbean cruises from Fort Lauderdale or Galveston (e.g., Princess Cays, Roatan, Belize).
- 7-night Canada & New England cruises from New York (e.g., Boston, Bar Harbor, Halifax).
- 10- to 12-night Northern Europe cruises from Southampton (e.g., Copenhagen, Stockholm, Tallinn).
- 13- to 27-night Transatlantic cruises (e.g., Fort Lauderdale to Southampton, Copenhagen to New York).
Hard liquor is prohibited. Guests 21+ may bring one 750ml bottle of wine or champagne in carry-on luggage, with a $15* corkage fee in dining areas.
Boarding generally starts around 11:00 AM, as noted in cruise documents, with MedallionClass facilitating a smooth process.
Limited non-perishable, prepackaged snacks and one 750ml bottle of wine/champagne are permitted. Other foods and beverages are not allowed.
Smoking is allowed in designated outdoor areas (e.g., Deck 17) and the Churchill’s Cigar Lounge.
Sealed cans or cartons of water are allowed in carry-on luggage, but plastic bottles are prohibited.
Self-assisted disembarkation typically starts around 7:00–7:30 AM, depending on the port.
Seasickness may occur, particularly on Transatlantic or Northern Europe routes. A Medical Center is available for support.
No ATMs are onboard. Purchases are made via onboard accounts, settled with credit cards or cash.
One or two Formal Nights occur per 7-night cruise, typically on sea days. Check the Princess Patter or MedallionNet app for details.
Royal Princess is owned by Princess Cruises, part of Carnival Corporation.
No, it provides 7- to 27-night cruises, covering shorter Caribbean trips and longer Northern Europe and Transatlantic journeys.
Starting rates are approximately $105* per person per night for 7- to 27-night cruises in the Caribbean, Canada & New England, Northern Europe, or Transatlantic, varying by cabin, season, and route.
Most meals are included, with free dining in main dining rooms (e.g., Allegro, Concerto), World Fresh Marketplace buffet, and casual spots like Alfredo’s Pizzeria. Specialty venues like Crown Grill have additional fees.
A daily service fee ($17*–$19* per person, based on cabin type) is added to your account. Extra tips for exceptional service are optional, but direct tipping of staff is discouraged.
Lotus Spa services (e.g., massages, facials) range from $100*–$250*, with thermal suite passes available. Costs vary by treatment.
Additional expenses include specialty dining (e.g., Crown Grill, Sabatini’s), alcoholic drinks, bottled water, specialty coffees, spa treatments, shore excursions, Wi-Fi, and casino games. Princess Plus ($65*/day) or Premier ($100*/day) packages cover drinks, Wi-Fi, and dining.
The fare covers transportation, most meals, entertainment, cabin accommodations (with TVs, air-conditioning, daily housekeeping), and access to pools, shows, and kids’ clubs. Suites and Reserve Collection cabins offer added perks like priority boarding.
Princess Cruises may offer senior discounts on select sailings, subject to availability. Contact Princess or a travel agent for details.
Yes, cancellations are allowed. Princess Cruises provides options, but fees depend on timing and travel protection plans.
The policy varies by cruise duration: 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 departure. Suites have stricter rules.
Refunds depend on cancellation timing. Full refunds (minus deposit) are available within the specified periods (e.g., 75–120 days before sailing). Taxes, fees, and port charges are typically refundable, but deposits may be non-refunded for late cancellations.
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