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royal Princess
Princess Cruises
A pioneering design
The Royal Princess consolidated Fincantieri’s leading position as the constructor of the largest passenger ships. She was built at Fincantieri’s Monfalcone yard in 2013 as an extension to the Princess Cruises fleet.
An optimum use of space at minimal cost
Royal Princess is an innovative prototype of a forward-looking class of ships. She is characterized first and foremost by a new future-proof design approach – not only because of her advanced performance and layout but also because she is fully compliant with all the latest regulations for large cruise ships.
Key features of this trend are the rational use of space, to avoid any wasted tonnage and thus reduce operating costs, and energy-efficient design to cut emissions into the air and water. The ship will be able to adapt to any potential type of cruise, operating from Alaska to Australia, even in areas where sailing restrictions are in force to protect the environment.
Technical Information
MAIN CHARACTERISTICS
Gross tonnage
142,714 grt
Length overall
330 m
Beam moulded
38.4 m
Design draught
8.3 m
Service speed
22 kn
Max speed
22.9 kn
Classification Society
Lloyd’s Register
MAIN MACHINERIES
Propulsion
2 x 18,000 kW
DD-GG 2x 12V46F Wärtsilä
2 x 14,400 kW
DD-GG 2x 14V46F Wärtsilä
2 x 16,800 kW
Total installed el. power
62,400 kW
PASSENGER CABINS
Passenger cabins
1,780
Suites
36
Minisuites
314
Balcony
1,088
Inside
342
Outside cabins ratio
81%
Balcony cabins ratio
81%
CREW CABINS
Crew cabins
751
MAX PERSONS ON BOARD
Max persons on board
5,600
