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The Beautiful Ships of Princess

Caribbean Princess  The well - appointed vessel takes Personal Choice Cruising to a new livel with Caribbean Cuisines, the renowned Lotus Spa, and nearly 900 cabins w/ balconies - more than any other ship sailing year round in the Caribbean. Caribbean Princess will also debut out latest onboard entertainment option, " Movies Under the Stars", which boasts a giant poolside Time Square-style video screen to feature the latest movie and special sporting event.

Coral Princess  Coral Princess features an innovative power generation technology -- a combination of diesel engines and gas turbines - and will offer 85% outside staterooms, most with private balconies. Coral Princess passengers will enjoy many of Princess' famed Personal Choice Cruising options and services, along with some exciting new features. Coral Princess will bring a new style of cruising to the Panama Canal and Alaska when she sets sail

Crown Princess  Debuted in May 2006, Crown Princess, like the Caribbean Princess, will be designed specifically for cruising the balmy Caribbean waters. The upcoming vessel will feature a number of new design evolutions to create additional options for passengers

Dawn Princess  The Grand Class Dawn Princess, sister ship to Sister ship to Sun Princess, the Dawn Princess incorporates the same sense of spaciousness and an uncrowded passenger flow, combined with intimately designed spaces. Dawn Princess has everything from computerized golf and a 24-hour restaurant to a choice of pools, two show lounges, a children's center and more

Diamond Princess  Princess is proud to introduce the new Diamond Princess in 2003. Boasting 750 private balcony staterooms and weighing 113,000 tons, the Diamond is the largest and most innovative Princess vessel yet. This new gem begins sailing in Alaska in June, and delivers high-tech features combined with classic Princess amenities to create the next generation of Personal Choice Cruising

Golden Princess  The Golden Princess is the sister ship to the Grand Princess, as one of the most innovative cruise ships sailing today, epitomizing Princess' unique Personal Choice Cruising program. Golden Princess is the perfect ship for two of our most popular destinations. A veritable floating city, her variety is the perfect complement to the Mediterranean and the Caribbean alike.

Grand Princess  Taller than the Statue of Liberty and longer than three football fields, this 2,600-passenger ship features an unprecedented design with some of the most innovative amenities ever found on a cruise ship, providing its passengers with unparalleled onboard choice.

Island Princess Island Princess will bring a new style of cruising to the Panama Canal and Alaska. Specially designed to traverse the Canal and the Gulf of Alaska, Island Princess offers passengers the many distinctive Personal Choice Cruising options. Features three distinctive show lounges, including the two-story interactive Universe Lounge, as well as a Personal Choice Dining lineup comprised of two main dining rooms, along with several alternative options. Choices include the popular Sabatini's Italian trattoria and the Bayou Café, cruising's first New Orleans-style restaurant.

Pacific Princess R3, a former Renaissance vessel was introduced to Princess' fleet on August 9, 2002 as Pacific Princess. Her sleek, modern design will provides a 'boutique version' of our Personal Choice Cruising program, with over two thirds of the ship's cabins having balconies and with a variety of dining and entertainment options to deliver on our trademark "big ship choice" in a smaller, more intimate cruise environment. Pacific Princess will sail throughout French Polynesia and the wider Pacific region.

Regal Princess  Regal Princess, like her sister Crown Princess, reveals the unique style of architect Renzo Piano, of Pompidou Center fame. Regal Princess has everything you need to enjoy an unforgettable vacation in Europe, Canada, or Tahiti/Hawaii. Imagine sailing aboard a ship with 24-hour dining, lots of lounges, bars, pools, and more.

Royal Princess Royal Princess, christened by Princess Diana, is one of the most beautiful ships afloat with the sleek silhouette and terraced observation decks both fore and aft that have brought her rave reviews since being introduced in 1984. Royal Princess remains one of the most beautiful ships afloat. Royal Princess' decks, observation areas and lavish floor-to-ceiling windows make her perfect for cruising in Europe. .

Sapphire Princess  The Grand Class Sapphire Princess entered service in May of 2004. Sapphire Princess, and her sister Diamond Princess, are the next generation of Personal Choice Cruising vessels in the Princess Fleet. Sapphire Princess offers new high-tech features and many of the classic ones that Princess passengers have come to admire.These features range from the dazzling video screens of Club Fusion to the rich nautical memorabilia of the Wheelhouse Bar. The trademark Skywalkers disco/lounge in the sky concept has been taken a step further with a larger room plus a new 125-foot wide balcony that provides a captains view over the aft end of the ship. The other popular features included on Sapphire Princess are multiple dining rooms and show lounges, a multi-room youth center, a wedding chapel, Internet Cafe, Lotus Spa, and Princess' trademark balcony staterooms

Sea Princess Sea Princess meets and exceeds all expectations, from staterooms with private balconies to places to dine and be entertained. Something for everyone is a Sea Princess trademark. Her stunning four-story lobby, lavish pools, an ocean-view gymnasium, fully-supervised child/teen centers.

Star Princess Star Princess, the newest sister ship to Grand Princess, is the largest and most amenity-filled ship positioned on the West Coast, bringing the best of Personal Choice Cruising to Alaska and the Mexican Riviera for the first time.

Sun Princess  The $300 million Sun Princess was the first in Princess' 1.6 billion dollar expansion & her reception has been phenomenal. Everyone, from travel writers and experienced cruisers to first-timers are dazzled by the unprecedented array of dining and entertainment. With acres of decks, pools, two show lounges, a choice of dining venues including a 24-hour restaurant, the Sun Princess makes Alaska, Mexico and the Panama Canal cruising unforgettable.

Tahitian Princess Tahitian Princess, a former Renaissance vessel was introduced to Princess' fleet in 2002 . Her sleek, modern design provides a 'boutique version' of our Personal Choice Cruising program, with over two thirds of the ship's cabins having balconies and with a variety of dining and entertainment options to deliver on our trademark "big ship choice" in a smaller, more intimate cruise environment. Tahitian Princess will sail year-round in Tahiti and the South Pacific, debuting the only 10-day sailings in the region. Three unique itineraries, with a total of 50 departures roundtrip from Papeete, Tahiti, each include calls at the tropical paradises of Bora Bora, Moorea and Raiatea. Passengers can choose one of the 34 French Polynesia/Cook Islands sailings that explore ports like mystic Huahine and Raratonga and feature overnight stays in both Papeete and Bora Bora; enjoy one of eight French Polynesia/Samoa cruises to discover the dramatic beauty of Pago Pago and Apia; or travel on one of eight French Polynesia/Marquesas voyages to unwrap the secrets of Nuku Hiva and Hiva.

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