Regal Princess
How big it is
- Launched
- 2014
- Gross tons
- 142,229
- A measure of enclosed volume, not weight.
- Guests
- 3,560
- With two guests to a cabin
- Crew
- 1,346
- Gross tons per guest
- 40
- Typical of large modern ships.
- Guests per crew member
- 2.6
- Typical for a large ship.
Staterooms on Regal Princess
The 5 categories Regal Princess sails with.
Ocean view1 category
Oceanview
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Balcony2 categories
Interior
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Balcony
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Suite2 categories
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Club Class Mini-Suite
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Regal Princess deck plans
Deck-by-deck layouts for Regal Princess, straight from the line. Useful once you know roughly which cabin you want — open a deck to see where everything sits.
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Deck 5 - Plaza(PLAZA)
Open zoomable viewDeck 6 - Fiesta(FIESTA)
Open zoomable viewDeck 7 - Promenade(PROMENADE)
Open zoomable viewDeck 8 - Emerald(EMERALD)
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Open zoomable viewDeck 9 - Dolphin(DOLPHIN)
Open zoomable viewDeck 10 - Caribe(CARIBE)
Open zoomable viewDeck 11 - Baja(BAJA)
Open zoomable viewDeck 12 - Aloha(ALOHA)
Open zoomable viewDeck 14 - Riviera(RIVIERA)
Open zoomable viewDeck 15 - Marina(MARINA)
Open zoomable viewDeck 16 - Lido(LIDO)
Open zoomable viewDeck 17 - Sun(SUN)
Open zoomable viewDeck 18 - Sports(SPORTS)
Open zoomable viewDeck 19 - Sky(SKY)
Open zoomable viewDeck 4 - Gala(GALA)
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Regal Princess sails the Mediterranean, Northern Europe, and Caribbean with proven Princess service, multiple dining venues, and a mid-sized ship feel
Regal Princess carries 3,600 guests on year-round Mediterranean and Northern Europe deployments, plus Caribbean winter sailings. She's a Royal-class ship launched in 2014 and represents Princess Cruises' answer to what a modern premium cruise ship should deliver: multiple dining options, sophisticated service, and itineraries that emphasize ports over the ship experience.
Princess Cruises' positioning is built on service reliability and destination focus rather than novelty or energy. Regal Princess executes that promise: multiple formal and casual dining venues, a crew trained in professional hospitality, and itineraries that give passengers meaningful time in ports rather than maximizing days at sea.
The dining includes a formal main dining room (dress code, assigned table), specialty restaurants (Sabatini's Italian, Crown Grill steakhouse), and casual buffet options. Afternoon tea is available daily. The dining philosophy emphasizes consistency and knowing what you're getting rather than theatrical experimentation.
The entertainment program includes two theaters, live music, comedy, and evening activities. The level of programming is moderate compared to Norwegian's high-intensity approach or Royal Caribbean's novelty-focused model. The assumption is that passengers want structured options but don't need constant programming.
Cabins are well-designed and well-maintained. Balcony cabins are standard for mid-priced sailings and provide light and views. Inside cabins are small but functional. The suite categories provide significant space and concierge services.
Regal Princess works for families, repeat Princess passengers, and travelers 40+ who appreciate predictable service and proven itineraries. International travelers value the Mediterranean and Northern Europe deployments. The formal dining room and dress-code culture appeal to guests who want a certain level of sophistication.
The ship feels mature rather than cutting-edge. Passengers expecting cutting-edge waterslides, celebrity chef restaurants, or elaborate theming will find Regal Princess understated. That understated quality is exactly what Princess passengers value.