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Debuted in 2006 and last refurbished in April 2018, the 3,080-passenger Crown Princess features some megaship amenities like a casino, a kids clubs and a 300-square-foot poolside theater. The ship also features quiet nooks, like a library and the Sanctuary (an adults-only area that requires an extra fee). Updates for 2018 included new luxury beds in every room, new dining venues and an upgraded spa. 

Past cruisers were satisfied with the ship's relaxing atmosphere, describing public areas as pleasant and rarely overcrowded. Another main selling point for previous guests is the ship's versatile dining choices. Cruisers can choose from seven eateries, including the main dining room and three informal restaurants. For specialty dining, guests can choose between Italian at Sabatini's, or steak at Crown Grill or burgers at The Salty Dog Gastropub.

In terms of lodging, 80% of Crown Princess' exterior cabins feature private balconies. All staterooms are appointed with minifridges and satellite TVs, but guests who opt for Mini-Suite and Suite cabins can enjoy extra amenities like bathtubs, multiple TVs and 57-square-foot balconies. The Reserve Collection cabins feature all the amenities of Mini-Suites, plus access to an exclusive dining venue with expanded menu options, priority boarding and a complimentary one-time wine setup. What's more, each guest aboard Crown Princess now receives an OceanMedallion wearable device to unlock his or her stateroom, make onboard payments, track down friends and family and more.

Crown Princess cruises through Alaska, Hawaii, Canada, Australia, Mexico and the California coast.

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• Expert Rating » 4.0
• Traveler Rating » 3.9
• Health Rating » 4.5

Crown Princess ranks # 8 out of 15 Princess Cruises Cruise Ships based on an analysis of expert and user ratings, as well as health ratings.

• # 3 in Best Cruises to Hawaii
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Crown Princess deck plan review at CruiseMapper provides newest cruise deck plans (2024-2025-2026 valid floor layouts of the vessel) extracted from the officially issued by Princess Cruises deckplan pdf (printable version).

Each of the Crown Princess cruise ship deck plans are conveniently combined with a legend (showing cabin codes) and detailed review of all the deck's venues and passenger-accessible indoor and outdoor areas. A separate link provides an extensive information on Crown Princess staterooms (cabins and suites), including photos, cabin plans and amenities by room type and category.

Crown Princess (2006-built, last refurbished in 2022) is the seventh of the nine Grand-class Princess cruise ships - together with  Caribbean , Diamond , Emerald (sistership), Golden (Pacific Adventure) , Grand , Ruby (sistership), Sapphire and Star (Pacific Encounter) .

Crown Princess cruise ship deck plan shows a total of 1531 cabins for 3062 passengers (lower berths/max capacity is 3674) served by 1200 crew-staff. The boat has 18 decks (15 passenger-accessible, 8 with cabins), 12 restaurants and bars, 8 lounges, 4 swimming pools (+ 2 splashes), 7 jacuzzies, 14 elevators.

Passenger-use launderettes (laundromats) are located on decks 5, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14. These are self-service laundry facilities with ironing boards and detergent being provided.

Crown Princess deckplan changes 2018 refurbishment review

The ship's 2018 drydock (10-day project, March 24 - April 3) was at Grand Bahama Shipyard (in Freeport Bahamas ). Following the refurbishment, the liner now offers the following new and enhanced amenities:

• 4 top-deck dining venues were renovated, enhanced and renamed (Salty Dog Grill, Slice, Coffee and Cones, The Mix).
• The Salty Dog Grill (former Trident Grill) offers Princess burgers (with 100% all-beef meat and onboard baked buns) and Street Tacos (with roasted sweet potato-green chile or grilled chipotle-lime chicken.
• Slice (former Prego Pizzeria) offers Neapolitan-style pizzas.
• Coffee and Cones (former Sundaes Ice Cream Bar) offers complimentary ice cream in cones, gourmet ice-cream sandwiches, fresh-brewed specialty coffee (by the company's new "New Grounds Crafted Coffee" program).
• Sabatini's restaurant was renamed to "Sabatini's Trattoria".
• Sun Deck's LED screen (at the outdoor theatre) was replaced with a bigger one.
• Horizon Court (buffet restaurant) was reupholstered.
• The Mix (former Mermaid's Tale) is a poolside bar with an upgraded menu.
• Club Class Mini-Suite is a new premium cabin category with exclusive dining and VIP amenities (new Club Class Dining, reserved dining area with an expanded menu, expedited seating, priority embarkation-disembarkation).
• All cabins were upgraded with custom-made Princess Luxury Beds.
• Camp Discovery Center (kids and teens facilities serving children ages 3-17) is created via a partnership with Discovery Channel as part of Princess Cruises "Discovery at Sea" onboard enrichment program.
• The wellness complex (Lotus Spa and Fitness Center) received renovated and upgraded treatment rooms and beauty salon. The fitness received the latest indoor training equipment.
• The Casino received new carpets, light fixtures, flat TVs at its Bar.
• Shops of Princess (onboard boutiques) were upgraded, and the Effy Fine Jewelry boutique was added.

All lounges received new carpeting and all soft furnishings were cleaned.

Ocean Medallion (digital connectivity technology) was also installed.

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Deck 04 - gala-hospital-crew, deck 05 - plaza-cabins-dining-lobby, deck 06 - fiesta-dining-casino-shops, deck 07 - promenade-shops, deck 08 - emerald-cabins, deck 09 - dolphin-cabins, deck 10 - caribe-cabins, deck 11 - baja-cabins, deck 12 - aloha-cabins, deck 14 - riviera-cabins-bridge-pool, deck 15 - lido-pools-cabins, deck 16 - sundeck-spa, deck 17 - sports-adults-teens, deck 18 - sky, deck 19 - star-golf.

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Is the "Ultimate Ship Tour" back?

By talkorpi , February 14, 2023 in Princess Cruises

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Hi everyone,

Looking forward to our first Princess cruise coming up in just a few weeks (April 2nd can't come soon enough!) and I saw that Princess used to offer a behind the scenes ship tour.  I am a total ship nerd and would LOVE to do something like this experience - I did it once back on the Carnival Breeze in 2017 and it was one of the coolest things ever!

Does anyone know if Princess has resumed this?  I know that a lot of the cruise lines shut this down during the pandemic but most of them have started them back up again.  Is Princess doing the Ultimate Ship Tours again?

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42 minutes ago, talkorpi said: Hi everyone,   Looking forward to our first Princess cruise coming up in just a few weeks (April 2nd can't come soon enough!) and I saw that Princess used to offer a behind the scenes ship tour.  I am a total ship nerd and would LOVE to do something like this experience - I did it once back on the Carnival Breeze in 2017 and it was one of the coolest things ever!   Does anyone know if Princess has resumed this?  I know that a lot of the cruise lines shut this down during the pandemic but most of them have started them back up again.  Is Princess doing the Ultimate Ship Tours again?

I hope they bring it back , no sign of it on our Christmas cruise.

We signed up for it on our current cruise, Crown Princess to Hawaii. A few days later we were notified the tour was cancelled due to logistics. Maybe next cruise? BTW we have done the UST several times in the past.

was not available on  the Discovery a couple of weeks ago, but they were doing the bridge tour.

Can someone describe this UST?  I’m intrigued. 

46 minutes ago, BamaVol said: Can someone describe this UST?  I’m intrigued. 

It is an extensive behind the scenes tour of the ship. A group usually limited to about 12 people tours places such as the photo shop, main laundry room, printing facility, medical center, engine control room (not the engine room), the bridge, the galley, the storerooms, and more.

When it is done, it is usually only once a cruise and usually is on the last sea day.

At each stop, the department head or a stop assistant briefs the group about how that department works followed by a Q&A session.

Price is $150/person (think of it as an on ship shore excursion) and comes with some swag including a bathrobe, pictures taken by a ship's photographer along the way, and more.

Almost every person who has taken the tour and posted about it said it was worth the time and money.

'If it is being offered, you sign up for it at the Passenger Service desk. Since participation is limited, sign up as soon as you can after boarding.

Tried signing up on the Majestic a couple of weeks ago. Told not being offered. Assumed it had something to do with Covid and keeping passengers out of crew areas?? They also didn't do the Galley tour with the Chefs table.

Bobbiegentry

Just this minute inquired at both the Purser’s desk and at Shore Excursions.   Both advised it’s not being offered on this cruise (Diamond). Hasn’t been since the pandemic and no information on when/if it will return. 

32 minutes ago, Bobbiegentry said: Just this minute inquired at both the Purser’s desk and at Shore Excursions.   Both advised it’s not being offered on this cruise (Diamond). Hasn’t been since the pandemic and no information on when/if it will return. 

Thank you so much for asking!  What a bummer.  Hoping it will miraculously be back by the time I set sail in April...

Enjoy the rest of your time on the Diamond!

Best $150 I ever spent on a ship. Leaving Thurs on Emerald and fist thing I will do is go to the service desk and sign up if offered. You get to see the ship from top to bottom. Swag is worth the $150. Each department you visit gives you a gift pertaining to what they do. Kitchen gave a chefs jacket and hat and the print shop gave custom stationary with your name on it. 

55 minutes ago, Buckybee said: Best $150 I ever spent on a ship. Leaving Thurs on Emerald and fist thing I will do is go to the service desk and sign up if offered. You get to see the ship from top to bottom. Swag is worth the $150. Each department you visit gives you a gift pertaining to what they do. Kitchen gave a chefs jacket and hat and the print shop gave custom stationary with your name on it. 

Oh my gosh, don't get my hopes up!  When we did it on Carnival many years ago I think I got a baseball hat and a group picture.  I am a home cook so getting a Chef's Jacket with the sea witch would be an absolute DREAM come true!

12 hours ago, caribill said:   It is an extensive behind the scenes tour of the ship. A group usually limited to about 12 people tours places such as the photo shop, main laundry room, printing facility, medical center, engine control room (not the engine room), the bridge, the galley, the storerooms, and more.   Price is $150/person ...  Almost every person who has taken the tour and posted about it said it was worth the time and money.   'If it is being offered, you sign up for it at the Passenger Service desk. Since participation is limited, sign up as soon as you can after boarding.

I'll vouch for it being well worth the money. As well as those areas mentioned above, we toured the backstage area of the main theater, the area where the anchors are "parked" while at sea, the crew lounge and mess, as well as using the "I-95" corridor to move about the ship. (I-95 is the crew only lower level central corridor that stretches from front to back of the ship for crew and supply movements). 

I would like to tour the "backstage" of the ship.  However, I don't really need all the crap that they give out so they can justify $150 for the tour.

There is often a kitchen tour that is free.  Don't need to see that on an Ultimate Ship Tour.  Would like to see just two things - the engine room and the bridge.

1 hour ago, damiross said: I would like to tour the "backstage" of the ship.  However, I don't really need all the crap that they give out so they can justify $150 for the tour.   There is often a kitchen tour that is free.  Don't need to see that on an Ultimate Ship Tour.  Would like to see just two things - the engine room and the bridge.

The bridge tour is free. ask as customer service when you board if they are doing one on your cruise.

3 hours ago, damiross said: I would like to tour the "backstage" of the ship.  However, I don't really need all the crap that they give out so they can justify $150 for the tour.   There is often a kitchen tour that is free.  Don't need to see that on an Ultimate Ship Tour.  Would like to see just two things - the engine room and the bridge.

There is not that much "crap". Just a few dollars worth of stuff that are more souvenirs than anything else. And no non-crew members are allowed in the engine room. Instead, you visit the engine CONTROL room. Some ships have windows that look over the engine room, but many don't. 

The tour that I took was approximately three hours long, with refreshments included. 

8 hours ago, damiross said: There is often a kitchen tour that is free.  Don't need to see that on an Ultimate Ship Tour. 

The kitchen tour after the cooking demo in the Princess theater has not been held since the pandemic started.

That tour was a quick walk though with very little food preparation being visible. The UST tour goes much further into the galley and is much more than a fast walk through and is usually led by the head chef.

We had the galley tour in Dec 2022 on the Caribbean Princess Panama Canal cruise. 

On 2/14/2023 at 2:39 PM, Buckybee said: Best $150 I ever spent on a ship. Leaving Thurs on Emerald and fist thing I will do is go to the service desk and sign up if offered. You get to see the ship from top to bottom. Swag is worth the $150. Each department you visit gives you a gift pertaining to what they do. Kitchen gave a chefs jacket and hat and the print shop gave custom stationary with your name on it. 

Those value of those "gifts" are only in the eye of the beholder. 

13 hours ago, caribill said: The kitchen tour after the cooking demo in the Princess theater has not been held since the pandemic started.   That tour was a quick walk though with very little food preparation being visible. The UST tour goes much further into the galley and is much more than a fast walk through and is usually led by the head chef.

Yes, the kitchen tour is back and if you've seen it before, not that exciting.

Just a brief run through of the galley with no samples or cooking. 

22 hours ago, SantaFeFan said:   There is not that much "crap". Just a few dollars worth of stuff that are more souvenirs than anything else. And no non-crew members are allowed in the engine room. Instead, you visit the engine CONTROL room. Some ships have windows that look over the engine room, but many don't.    The tour that I took was approximately three hours long, with refreshments included. 

Few dollars worth of stuff? We got the nice plush robes, chef coats and chef hat, photos, personalized pads, pic frames...but you do you. As a female in a "man's world" with cars, the engine control, bridge and anchor rooms were amazing to see, as well as many other "crew only' areas.

I'm glad this topic came up. We've done the UST on the R class, Jewel class, Dawn class and Grand class ships. Somehow we haven't done the Royal class UST yet but next year, fingers crossed, will definitely try the new Sun class UST if it's offered.

15 hours ago, jwattle said: Few dollars worth of stuff? We got the nice plush robes, chef coats and chef hat, photos, personalized pads, pic frames...but you do you. As a female in a "man's world" with cars, the engine control, bridge and anchor rooms were amazing to see, as well as many other "crew only' areas.

All we got was some personalized stationary, a picture frame, and a single photo of the group with the captain.

Not sure why your "but you do you" comment is warranted. That phrase is a condescending way of telling someone that they are wrong.   🙄

On the TA that I did on Regal in November, Alex the ED, arranged for a free "back stage" tour of the Princess Theatre including a panel discussion with two featured singers, several dancers, and a stage manager about their life as performers on cruise ships.  We then walked through the back stage area, seeing the dressing rooms, the storage for the stage sets and other props for the shows and then walked across the stage.  There were performers at various points who would answer questions about how the shows worked. 

A few days later one of the third deck officers gave a presentation about how you became a cruise ship officer, the promotion path to captain, and discussed other facts about the navigation and running of the ship.  He showed a lot of photos of the bridge and other areas of the navigation areas.  We didn't get a tour, but his presentation was very informative and he stayed behind to answer questions.

Both of these were totally ad hoc events, but they were both highlights of this particular trip for me.  If you ever see something like this offered on a sea day, besure to attend.

1 hour ago, SantaFeFan said: Not sure why your "but you do you" comment is warranted. That phrase is a condescending way of telling someone that they are wrong.   🙄  

I don't know why you take that comment in that way but to me it only says if you fee the stuff it worth it, then go for it. I personally don't need a thing that they present as gifts. They're all items I consider as worthless. Either I have them at home or just stuff I have no interest in....like a chefs jacket, robes (have 1/2 dozen) or hat. Unless your going to a Halloween party next year, then it winds up at Goodwill.

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