PRINCESS CRUISES
Princess Cruises began in 1965 and in 2003 was acquired by Carnival Corporation. Princess became well-known to many in the United States with the long running television series The Love Boat. In fact, The Love Boat helped to make cruising very popular to many Americans and others around the world.
Princess is a mainstream cruise line that appeals to a range of people including those with and without children. It sails a diverse set of itineraries. Princess is often the next level up from the introductory cruise lines such as Carnival Cruises and Norwegian Cruise Lines.
It sails different size ships from medium, large to very large cruise ships, and offers a wide ranges of activities and venues depending on the specific ship sailed.
Their itineraries are extensive and include: Alaska where they also have their own lodges for those wishing to book a land program before or after an Alaskan Cruise, Australia & New Zealand, Canada & New England, Hawaii, Pacific Ocean Islands, Asia, California Coastal, Caribbean, Europe, Mexico, South America, along with even a World Cruise.
Royal Class
Royal Princess
Regal Princess
Entered Service: June, 2013/ May, 2014
Gross Tonnage: 141,000
Type Of Cruise Ship: Large Ship
Passengers: 3,560
Crew: 1,346
Passenger Decks: 19
Grand Class
Grand Princess
Golden Princess
Star Princess
Diamond Princess
Sapphire Princess
Caribbean Princess
Crown Princess
Emerald Princess
Ruby Princess
Entered Service: 1998 - 2008
Gross Tonnage: 113,000
Type Of Cruise Ship: Large Ship
Passengers: 3,100
Crew: 1,100
Passenger Decks: 13
Coral Class
Coral Princess
Island Princess
Entered Service: 2002/2003
Gross Tonnage: 91,627
Type Of Cruise Ship: Large Ship
Passengers: 2,590
Crew: 900
Passenger Decks: 11
Sun Class
Sun Princess
Dawn Princess
Sea Princess
Entered Service: 1995 - 1998
Gross Tonnage: 77,499
Type Of Cruise Ship: Large Ship
Passengers: 2,250
Crew: 900
Passenger Decks: 10
R Class
Ocean Princess
Pacific Princess
Entered Service: 2002 - 2003
Gross Tonnage: 30,277
Type Of Cruise Ship: Mid-Size Ship
Passengers: 826
Crew: 373
Passenger Decks: 9
Princess is a mainstream cruise line that appeals to a range of people including those with and without children. It sails a diverse set of itineraries. Princess is often the next level up from the introductory cruise lines such as Carnival Cruises and Norwegian Cruise Lines.
It sails different size ships from medium, large to very large cruise ships, and offers a wide ranges of activities and venues depending on the specific ship sailed.
Their itineraries are extensive and include: Alaska where they also have their own lodges for those wishing to book a land program before or after an Alaskan Cruise, Australia & New Zealand, Canada & New England, Hawaii, Pacific Ocean Islands, Asia, California Coastal, Caribbean, Europe, Mexico, South America, along with even a World Cruise.
Royal Class
Royal Princess
Regal Princess
Entered Service: June, 2013/ May, 2014
Gross Tonnage: 141,000
Type Of Cruise Ship: Large Ship
Passengers: 3,560
Crew: 1,346
Passenger Decks: 19
Grand Class
Grand Princess
Golden Princess
Star Princess
Diamond Princess
Sapphire Princess
Caribbean Princess
Crown Princess
Emerald Princess
Ruby Princess
Entered Service: 1998 - 2008
Gross Tonnage: 113,000
Type Of Cruise Ship: Large Ship
Passengers: 3,100
Crew: 1,100
Passenger Decks: 13
Coral Class
Coral Princess
Island Princess
Entered Service: 2002/2003
Gross Tonnage: 91,627
Type Of Cruise Ship: Large Ship
Passengers: 2,590
Crew: 900
Passenger Decks: 11
Sun Class
Sun Princess
Dawn Princess
Sea Princess
Entered Service: 1995 - 1998
Gross Tonnage: 77,499
Type Of Cruise Ship: Large Ship
Passengers: 2,250
Crew: 900
Passenger Decks: 10
R Class
Ocean Princess
Pacific Princess
Entered Service: 2002 - 2003
Gross Tonnage: 30,277
Type Of Cruise Ship: Mid-Size Ship
Passengers: 826
Crew: 373
Passenger Decks: 9
