Princes Cruises Fleet Location Ships, IMO numbers, MMSI, Webcams
Where is the current position of Princes Cruises Fleet presently?
| Ship | IMO | MMSI |
| Majestic Princess | 9614141 | 232002990 |
| Regal Princess | 9584724 | 310674000 |
| Royal Princess | 9584712 | 310661000 |
| Ruby Princess | 9378462 | 310567000 |
| Emerald Princess | 9333151 | 310531000 |
| Crown Princess | 9293399 | 310500000 |
| Island Princess | 9230402 | 310384000 |
| Coral Princess | 9229659 | 310376000 |
| Diamond Princess | 9228198 | 235103359 |
| Sapphire Princess | 9228186 | 235103357 |
| Caribbean Princess | 9215490 | 310423000 |
| Star Princess | 9192363 | 310361000 |
| Golden Princess | 9192351 | 235113472 |
| Pacific Princess | 9187887 | 310504000 |
| Sea Princess | 9150913 | 310465000 |
| Grand Princess | 9104005 | 310327000 |
| Sun Princess | 9000259 | 310438000 |
| Sky Princess | 9802396 | 310780000 |
| Enchanted Princess | 9807126 | 247431900 |
About Princes Cruises
Princess Cruises offers cruises on all oceans of the world with 18 first-class ships (including the new Sky Princess). The last 2 million passengers enjoy the greatest comfort and an extraordinary atmosphere on board. The Princess fleet consists of modern ships with a capacity between 680 and 3,660 guests and calls at 380 ports on seven continents on more than 170 different routes.
The maiden voyage of the Sky Princess is scheduled for October 2019. The new Sky Suites offer the largest balconies at sea. In June 2020 and 2022, the last two newbuildings of the Royal Class will follow with the Enchanted Princess and an as yet nameless ship.
In addition, there are contracts for two units based on a new platform, offering space for around 4,300 passengers and equipped with liquefied natural gas (LNG) engines. They are scheduled to enter service in 2023 and 2025 respectively. Princess Cruises is thus adding five new ships to its fleet in the space of just six years.
