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Caribbean Princess
Caribbean Princess is a stretched Grand-class Princess ship with Princess Theatre productions, Piazza people-watching and Movies Under the Stars on deck. She carries about 3,140 guests. She suits cruisers who want mid-size Princess soft product — theatre, Piazza and Sanctuary calm — without Royal-class megaship scale.

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Coral Princess
Coral Princess is a Panama-friendly Princess with Movies Under the Stars and Alaska credibility — smaller than the Royal class, walkable, and long associated with canal and cool-weather seasons.

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Crown Princess
Crown Princess is Crown-class Princess with the Piazza atrium, Movies Under the Stars and MedallionClass service — larger than Coral, still short of the biggest Royal-class ships.

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Diamond Princess
Diamond Princess is Grand-class Princess — Piazza evenings, Movies Under the Stars and Crown Grill steak nights, long associated with Asia and Japan deployments.

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Discovery Princess
Discovery Princess is Princess’s newest Sphere-class ship for the West Coast: MedallionClass everywhere, a glass-domed Piazza, and the same calm mid-size feel as Sky and Enchanted without Oasis-scale noise.

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Emerald Princess
Emerald Princess is a stretched Grand-class Princess: Movies Under the Stars, a busy Piazza habit, and years of Europe and Caribbean seasons for guests who like Princess without Sphere-class newness.

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Enchanted Princess
Enchanted Princess is Royal-class Princess with the Sphere Dome over the Piazza: MedallionClass ordering, Crown Grill nights and Movies Under the Stars — calm contemporary cruising with a glass lid.

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Grand Princess
Grand Princess is the ship that defined modern Princess: Movies Under the Stars pioneer, Piazza evenings and Crown Grill steak nights — Grand-class lead ship still sailing after a quarter-century of refreshes.

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Island Princess
Island Princess is Coral-class Princess: mid-size by today’s standards, Movies Under the Stars, and a quieter pace than the Royal-class giants.

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Majestic Princess
Majestic Princess is SeaWalk glass walkway, a deep specialty stack and Piazza LED evenings — Royal-class Princess for guests who want modern Princess without leaving the brand’s soft holiday.

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Regal Princess
Regal Princess is royal-class Princess with the Piazza atrium and SeaWalk: big enough for choice, familiar enough that you stop needing the map by day two.

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Royal Princess
Royal Princess is lead ship of Princess’s Royal class: Piazza atrium, SeaWalk and MedallionClass on a ship that set the template Regal and Majestic later followed.

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Ruby Princess
Ruby Princess is crown Grill steak nights, Movies Under the Stars and Piazza evenings — Crown-class Princess for guests who want classic Princess soft product at large mid-size scale.

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Sapphire Princess
Sapphire Princess is grand-class Princess from the mid-2000s: a proven layout, full dining list and a guest count that sits below today’s Royal-class ships — still a proper Princess holiday, just on older bones.

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Sky Princess
Sky Princess is princess Arena spectacles, SeaWalk thrills and a deep specialty stack — Sphere-class Princess for guests who want modern Princess soft product at Royal-class scale.

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Star Princess
Star Princess is sphere-class Princess newbuild: deep specialty stack, modern Arena-style evenings and Sanctuary calm — confirm final public rooms as the 2025 debut settles.

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Sun Princess
Sun Princess is lead next-generation Sphere-class Princess: larger than Sky’s Royal Sphere trio, MedallionClass standard, and a glass-domed social heart built for the new Piazza era.

