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Meticulous, selective, dynamic and aimed at only a very few constructors: this is the global cruise ship business in which fincantieri is a leader and present in all segments of the cruise market. because our success consists of experiences and skills that arrive from across the sea..

Whith over 100 ships

Built between 1990 and today.

different brands served

One in every three cruise passengers

Travels on a fincantieri ship.

Consolidated technological

And project management capability, an innate ability to make all the difference.

Fincantieri and cruise ships: a success story from across the sea. By the beginning of the 20th century the Group was already making waves around the world for its skill in building ships that were unique in terms of design, elegance, interior design and engineering solutions. Its leadership was underpinned by its having built the best-known and most iconic Italian transatlantic liner: the Rex. Built at the Genoa shipyard, the Rex is remembered for winning the Blue Riband in 1933, having beaten the record for crossing the Atlantic. The Company was one of the first in the 1980s to take up the opportunity of the new trend in the cruise tourist industry and it approached the market by drawing on the experience it had acquired in previous decades as builder of transatlantic liners. It was at the start of the ’90s when the Crown Princess was delivered, a sparkling gem that was to become the stuff of legend, with its dolphin-like silhouette designed by Renzo Piano.

Today the Company is the undisputed leader in designing and building dream ships for the most important cruise line companies. With over 100 vessels built since 1990, Fincantieri is the increasingly important market leader in all segments, as the figures confirm: one third of the world's cruise ship fleet capability came out of our shipyards, and we carry 8 million passengers a year around the world, or one in every three cruisegoers.

To accomplish and keep up these record-breaking achievements we have focused on technological innovation and on our skill in ensuring that functionality and on-board pleasure are in perfect harmony, using novel forms and design. We can already see the future. We develop new generations of ships to respond to and anticipate demand from the world’s fleet owners.

Princess Cruises

It was in 1990 that Fincantieri and Princess Cruises began a long partnership with an epoch-making ship – Crown Princess. More than fifteen vessels later, we are still sailing ahead together, broadening the horizons of the cruise market with latest-generation ships.

• Discovery Princess 2022
• Enchanted Princess 2020
• Sky Princess 2019
• Majestic Princess 2017
• Regal Princess 2014
• Royal Princess 2013
• Ruby Princess 2008
• Emerald Princess 2007
• Crown Princess 2006
• Caribbean Princess 2004
• Star Princess 2002
• Golden Princess 2001
• Ocean Princess 2000
• Grand Princess 1998
• Sea Princess 1998
• Dawn Princess 1997
• Sun Princess 1995
• Regal Princess 1991
• Crown Princess 1990

Holland America Line

First, there was the Statendam, in 1993. Our debut ship for Holland America Line was step one in our contribution, ship by ship, to building a truly excellent premium-cruising brand. We have grown together. Now, we are working on other pages in this story.

• Rotterdam 2021
• Nieuw Statendam 2018
• Koningsdam 2016
• Nieuw Amsterdam 2010
• Eurodam 2008
• Noordam 2006
• Westerdam 2004
• Oosterdam 2003
• Zuiderdam 2002
• Amsterdam 2000
• Zaandam 2000
• Volendam 1999
• Rotterdam 1997
• Veendam 1996
• Ryndam 1994
• Maasdam 1993
• Statendam 1993

Carnival Cruise Line

To amaze, please and, above all, entertain. Since 1996, we have been helping Carnival Cruise Lines to do just that. We have built more than ten units for them: the partnership continues. 

• Carnival Panorama 2019
• Carnival Horizon 2018
• Carnival Vista 2016
• Carnival Breeze 2012
• Carnival Magic 2011
• Carnival Dream 2009
• Carnival Splendor 2008
• Carnival Freedom 2007
• Carnival Liberty 2005
• Carnival Valor 2004
• Carnival Glory 2003
• Carnival Conquest 2002
• Carnival Victory 2000
• Carnival Triumph 1999
• Carnival Destiny 1996

Costa Cruises

Fincantieri and Costa Crociere have a long history of success and innovation as ambassadors, in their respective fields, for the best that the Made in Italy brand has to offer.

• Costa Diadema 2014
• Costa Fascinosa 2012
• Costa Favolosa 2011
• Costa Deliziosa 2010
• Costa Luminosa 2009
• Costa Pacifica 2009
• Costa Serena 2007
• Costa Concordia 2006
• Costa Magica 2004
• Costa Fortuna 2003
• Costa Romantica 1993
• Costa Classica 1991

P&O Cruises

Working with the world’s oldest cruise line, which tailors its products for the demanding British market and its long cruise tradition, is a great challenge that we relish. That is why we are especially proud of our partnership with P&O. We have built their new flagship, Britannia, the largest vessel ever built for the UK market.

• Britannia 2015
• Ventura 2008
• Arcadia 2005

Ponant Cruises

Italian creativity and experience, French sophistication. Fincantieri’s partnership with Compagnie du Ponant began and keeps growing through a common commitment to set new standards in yacht and exploration cruising. Our series of intimate, luxurious ships exudes elegant, refined wellbeing and can reach destinations and ports that the larger ships cannot.

• Le Commandant Charcot 2021
• Le Bellot 2020
• Le Jacques Cartier 2020
• Le Bougainville 2019
• Le Dumont d’Urville 2019
• Le Champlain 2018
• Le Laperouse 2018
• Le Lyrial 2015
• Le Soleal 2013
• L'Austral 2011
• Le Boreal 2010

Viking Ocean Cruises

Fincantieri started its partnership with Viking in 2012. Today, the cooperation, which first began with an order of two ships, has reached a total of 16 units. This is an all-time record, the largest number of ships built by a shipyard for one sole shipowner. The first of the series, “Viking Star”, has been built at the shipyard in Marghera and delivered in 2015, while the others has been built at the Ancona shipyard.

• Viking Neptune 2022
• Viking Polaris 2022
• Viking Octantis 2021
• Viking Venus 2021
• Viking Jupiter 2019
• Viking Orion 2018
• Viking Sky 2017
• Viking Sun 2017
• Viking Sea 2016
• Viking Star 2015

This is the story of the world’s most famous ocean liners: Cunard, the legendary name combining the glamour of the great voyages of yesteryear with the style, comfort, luxury and technology of today, has found in Fincantieri the perfect partner to scale the heights of excellence. Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth, the latest two of the three ships in Cunard’s current fleet, are both our creations.

• Queen Elizabeth 2010
• Queen Victoria 2007

Exclusivity and refinement, small size, itinerary precluded at larger vessels. These are the characteristics that make Seabourn an undisputed brand of ultra-luxury segment. Fincantieri build two ships for this brand characterized by the understated elegance, amenities, innovations and modern design that embody the hallmarks of Seabourn.

• Seabourn Ovation 2018
• Seabourn Encore 2016

Msc Crociere

• MSC Seascape 2022
• MSC Seashore 2021
• MSC Seaview 2018
• MSC Seaside 2017

Doing things on a grand scale for a company that bases its exclusive world of ultra luxury on small, intimate elite ships demands experience, expertise and, above all, a sense of style and design that only few can possess. 

• Silver Dawn 2021
• Silver Moon 2020
• Silver muse 2017
• Silver Spirit 2009

Oceania Cruises

Oceania Cruises is one of the most prestigious operators in the super-luxury cruising niche. Their partnership with Fincantieri has created something even more impressive, with the construction of the twin vessels Marina and Riviera, a new generation of ships offering a unique style of cruise – in the proud fleet owner’s words “the most sophisticated and elegant ships to debut in the past 50 years”.

• Riviera 2012
• Marina 2011

Disney Cruise Line

Think of a ship that is family-friendly down to the last detail but also offers a perfect holiday for guests of all ages. That is the mission that Disney Cruise Line entrusted to Fincantieri with two of the four ships in their fleet, in Disney Magic and Disney Wonder, twin gems whose unmistakable design evokes the classic ocean liners of the past.

• Disney Wonder 1999
• Disney Magic 1998

Regent Seven Seas Cruises

• Seven Seas Splendor 2020
• Seven Seas Explorer 2016

Building the flagship for the legendary Norwegian company and seeing her sail between the Antarctic and Greenland still gives us more than a frisson of pride. Fram – named after the ship that brought Roald Amundsen to the South Pole in 1911 for the first time – is further proof of Fincantieri’s ability to lead in every sector of the cruise market and to successfully complete the most challenging commissions.

Virgin Voyages

Virgin ships will redefine the cruising experience for good, an experience for people who want a new way to cruise. Virgin Cruises is a new cruise line, it is part of Virgin Group, founded in 1970 by Sir Richard Branson.

• Valiant Lady 2021
• Scarlet Lady 2020

Costa Asia is the Costa Crociere brand specially created to meet the ever-increasing demand of the Chinese cruise market, already served by the shipowner for over ten years. With Costa Asia, we bring a corner of home to China, delivering on Costa Cruises authentic Italian experience while also providing a unique vacation experience that will resonate with Chinese guests by being fully tailored to their travel preferences.

• Costa Firenze 2020
• Costa Venezia 2019

Norwegian Cruise Line

A prestigious new brand in our client portfolio, NCL is part of Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. a U.S. cruise group that is among the top in the world. It includes, in addition to NCL, the Regent Seven Seas Cruises and Oceania Cruises brands, for which the group has built several ships in recent years.

• Norwegian Prima 2022

Hapag-Lloyd Cruises

• Hanseatic Spirit 2021
• Hanseatic Inspiration 2019
• Hanseatic Nature 2019

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While the majority of the commercial shipbuilding activity takes place in Asia, the passenger shipbuilding segment is headquartered in Europe. China, Japan, and South Korea, the world’s largest shipbuilding countries , have outperformed Europe in most of the commercial segments, but European shipyards still excel in niche markets such as the cruise, yacht, and military segments. These sectors require an extremely high degree of workforce specialization as well as sophisticated technologies. Within Europe, the main shipyards for cruise vessels are located in Italy, Germany, France, and Finland. Fincantieri is the largest cruise ship builder worldwide, providing vessels for some major cruise lines such as MSC Cruises and Costa Cruises. Despite its status, Fincantieri is not spared the competitive pressure exerted by Asian shipyards. Its plan to merge with France’s largest shipyard, Chantiers de l’ Atlantique, is currently being reviewed by EU antitrust regulators. This move would leave the German group Meyer Werft as its only European competitor. Consolidation in the shipbuilding industry has been an ongoing trend over the past few years: the number of active shipyards worldwide has halved between 2014 and 2019, mainly as a result of cyclical demand. This is particularly true of the cruise building industry, which has seen its orders decline after peaking in 2017. Specialization is another prominent trend in the global shipbuilding industry. Within the cruise market, the river cruise segment is booming, particularly in Europe. The number of international passengers in European river cruises doubled between 2013 and 2018, and the German market has seen its revenue steadily increase since 2014. After COVID-19, European shipyards are trying to find ways to cope with the reduction in demand. As of 2019, there were 114 cruise ships in the global order book , but shipyards are unlikely to receive new orders. To compensate for the plunge in demand for cruise vessels, the German Shipbuilding and Ocean Industries Association (VSM) has called for the implementation of an EU-wide public vessel program. Among its objectives, such a program could also see fleet renewal interventions for European commercial vessels. This would come at the right time, as the commercial sector is under pressure to conform to the IMO 2020 regulations with interventions such as scrubber retrofits . This text provides general information. Statista assumes no liability for the information given being complete or correct. Due to varying update cycles, statistics can display more up-to-date data than referenced in the text. Show more Published by Statista Research Department , Apr 16, 2024

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By Amanda Mesa | Published on October 12, 2022

Icon of the Seas℠ is not just another cruise ship, it is an extraordinary new class of adventure built with technological innovation in mind. With this video series, “Making an Icon,” Royal Caribbean takes you behind the scenes on delivering the world’s best vacation. The forthcoming Icon of the Seas℠ — is poised to be its greatest creation yet promising bolder-than-ever onboard experiences, cutting-edge design and milestone advances in the cruise line's push for cleaner energy. Discover all that is to come from the very first ship in an all-new class.

"The driving force behind everything we do at Royal Caribbean International is to deliver the best vacations on earth," says Claudia Diaz-Gonzalez, associate vice president of product development at Royal Caribbean International. Icon is no exception. As one of the brand's most anticipated new cruise ships, it will launch the all-new Icon Class in 2024, shattering records and redefining what a family vacation can be.

Behind the Design

What bold ideas go into creating the largest cruise ship in the world? The journey to turn the vision behind Icon into reality has spanned for more than five years with endless hours of ideation. In order to actualize this new concept, the team leveraged mountains of guest data as well as the creativity, ideas and expertise of leading innovators, artists, architects, industrial engineers and designers from around the world.

Anna Drescher, the cruise line's manager of architectural design, newbuilding and innovation calls Icon of the Seas℠ a "white-paper ship" because it began with a blank sheet of sketching paper. "It truly is starting fresh," she says.

During the first few months of ideation for the cruise ship, the team went wild with ideas and what-ifs, taking care not to limit any creativity. During this phase, there was no such thing as "impossible" — every idea was carefully considered and went into shaping the vision behind the world's first Icon Class cruise ship. Brainstorming and product development sessions focused on the guest experience first and foremost, leveraging a staggering wealth of data gathered through surveys, guest correspondence and conversations onboard.

"Everything — every ship, every experience — starts with the guest," says Tim Klauda, vice president of product development at Royal Caribbean International.

Jennifer Goswami, director of product development at Royal Caribbean International, adds that walking the ship through the guest lens played a huge role in the innovation process and led to the ultimate design and vision for Icon of the Seas℠ . One key goal was to combine the best elements of a broad range of vacation styles and experiences — including city getaways, amusement parks, beach retreats, all-inclusive resorts and more — into one unforgettable experience at sea.

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The next step in the journey to “Making an Icon” was to translate all those pie-in-the-sky ideas and guest needs into a strategic framework with five key pillars. The first was unrivaled water experiences . It aimed to tie every element of the ship back into the surrounding sea, which is ever-present during a cruise getaway. The second pillar focused on adrenaline-amping thrills and leveling up the cruise line's well-known penchant for exhilarating onboard activities and attractions .

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It’s not every day a new cruise line arrives. The debut of the remarkable Explora I was a moment years in the making for Explora Journeys , the upstart luxury operator that aims to bring a European sensibility to the world of vacations at sea. So far, the project is a smashing success, thanks to the ship’s low-key vibe, standout food and beverage, and intriguing itineraries that visit in-demand ports in Northern Europe, the Mediterranean, and the Caribbean. My own August 2023 trip on Explora I , from Copenhagen to Hamburg, Germany, included fulfilling visits to places such as Oslo and the town of Stavanger, Norway, a gateway to adventurous hiking with a postcard-perfect Old Town. The ship itself was also a destination, with its abundance of outdoor space — including an alfresco fitness center — and pools at seemingly every turn. The 461 suites, all of them with balconies, are filled with luxurious touches such as Frette linens and robes, heated marble floors, and Dyson hair dryers. But Explora I truly shines when it comes to food: During the week I was aboard, it was impossible to find a bad meal — and I was often astonished at the quality of, in particular, the pasta served in the Emporium Marketplace and the sushi on offer at Sakura, two of the nine restaurants aboard. The most ambitious of them all is Anthology, a rotating-chef concept that has seen a residency from seafood whiz Mario Ulaissi, known for his Michelin three-starred restaurant on Italy's Adriatic coast, and that recently welcomed Emma Bengtsson, from Aquavit , in New York City. Much has been made of Explora I ’s Rolex boutique — the first on any cruise ship — but for my money, the other shops on board were more interesting: The company has tapped family-owned businesses around the world to create capsule collections of resort wear, handbags, fragrances, sunglasses, and beautiful gifts that can’t be found elsewhere. From $2,050 per person for a six-day sailing. Accessible ship. — Paul Brady

Oceania Cruises’ Vista

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The new Oceania Vista is in a class of its own; no really, it’s the first in Oceania Cruises ’ new Allura class. Of its 11 bars and restaurants, three are entirely new to the Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings–owned brand — including a high-end cocktail spot called Founders’ Bar, serving 26 intricate drinks that use house-made syrups and top-shelf booze like Whistle Pig and parsley-infused Grey Goose. As Oceania levels up, the cruise line has produced a ship that feels more like a floating resort than the vessels that came before. There’s pickleball; a health-conscious restaurant, Aquamar, serving made-to-order salads and pressed juices; and a coffee shop that looks like one in walking distance of my home in L.A. (marble counters, gold accents, leather bar stools) and pulls an espresso shot of similar quality. Vista has more suites than others in the Oceania fleet, too: There are 14 Oceania Suites (up to 1,200 square feet); eight Vista Suites (up to 1,850 square feet); and three Owner’s Suites with Ralph Lauren Home decor and two massive terraces (2,400 square feet). But the most hotel-like touch? A celebrity chef–driven restaurant, Toscana, where Giada De Laurentiis — the ship’s godmother — supplied two recipes for the menu. As someone who watched a lot of Everyday Italian in the early aughts, I was particularly excited to try her signature, Capri-inspired lemon spaghetti, and lemon-cream sauce with grilled shrimp and capers didn’t disappoint. From $2,499 per person for a seven-night sailing. Accessible ship. — Maya Kachroo-Levine

Regent Seven Seas Cruises’ Seven Seas Grandeur

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Regent Seven Seas Cruises’ sixth ship, the Seven Seas Grandeur , sailed its inaugural season in December, joining sibling ships Seven Seas Explorer and Seven Seas Splendor as the newest member of the luxury fleet. The cruise line is a favorite among T+L readers for its gorgeous ships and all-inclusive pricing that covers unlimited shore excursions, dining at specialty restaurants, and even round-trip airfare. Grandeur lives up to its name thanks to stunning, art-filled spaces designed by cruise ship interior experts Studio Dado: signature restaurant Compass Rose is enchanting with interiors inspired by a fairy-tale forest; the Observation Lounge sparkles with an undulating chandelier and swanky bar; and the $11,000-per-night Regent Suite has a private en suite spa and custom Treesse mini pool. As I boarded Grandeur for the ship’s inaugural sailing, I was mesmerized by the grand staircase and glittering chandelier. And with a maximum capacity of 744 guests, I found it easy to take time to myself in the myriad of quiet spots tucked throughout the ship, whether in the Serene Spa and Wellness area, in the Library, or on the Sports Deck overlooking the ocean. Seven restaurants include specialty steakhouse Prime 7, pan-Asian restaurant Pacific Rim, and breakfast and lunch buffet La Veranda, which refines the cruise buffet experience with daily specials like paella and sushi. Several bars and lounges, a pool and hot tubs, a casino, Broadway-style productions, and cooking classes at the Culinary Arts Kitchen make the ship a destination in itself, though guests will want to take advantage of those included excursions on Caribbean, Central American, North American, and European itineraries, ranging from seven to 16 nights, during the ship’s 2024 season. From $4,669 per person for a seven-night sailing. Accessible ship. — Elizabeth Rhodes

Silversea’s Silver Nova

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Carrying 728 passengers, Silver Nova is big for the luxury sector, but boasts a hugely important metric: a capacious passenger space ratio — that is, the number of guests relative to the size of the ship. Simply put, this ship offers more elbow room per passenger than almost any other cruise vessel. Silver Nova is wrapped in glass, with an asymmetrical layout; the funnel is positioned off-center, so is the pool, offering an expansive, uncluttered pool deck. Many features of the brand-new ship recall previous Silversea successes, my favorite of which is the S.A.L.T. (Sea And Land Taste) program, expanded for Silver Nova . S.A.L.T. perks include a gorgeous, sea-facing lab for hands-on culinary lessons (at no additional cost), plus a new concept, the Chef’s Table, where an 11-course menu is prepared for just 24 diners. All facets of the S.A.L.T. ecosystem, including ingredients, a bar, lectures, and shore excursions, are keyed to the region Nova is sailing. While food is a drawing card for Silver Nova , accommodations also received a revamp. Tied to the theme of bringing the outside in, there are brilliant new suites found in the aft starboard corner of the ship, with wraparound balconies revealing a 270-degree view.  This is where you can tuck me in when I win the lottery and head off on a world cruise. But until then, Silver Nova will summer in Alaska and spend northern hemisphere winters in Australia and New Zealand, places where top-deck views should prove ceaselessly rewarding. From $3,250 per person for a seven-night sailing. Accessible ship. — David Swanson

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Carnival cruise line.

•   Carnival Breeze
•   Carnival Celebration
•   Carnival Conquest
•   Carnival Dream
•   Carnival Elation
•   Carnival Firenze
•   Carnival Freedom
•   Carnival Glory
•   Carnival Horizon
•   Carnival Jubilee
•   Carnival Legend
•   Carnival Liberty
•   Carnival Luminosa
•   Carnival Magic
•   Carnival Mardi Gras
•   Carnival Miracle
•   Carnival Panorama
•   Carnival Paradise
•   Carnival Pride
•   Carnival Radiance
•   Carnival Spirit
•   Carnival Splendor
•   Carnival Sunrise
•   Carnival Sunshine
•   Carnival Valor
•   Carnival Venezia
•   Carnival Vista

Princess Cruises

•   Caribbean Princess
•   Coral Princess
•   Crown Princess
•   Diamond Princess
•   Discovery Princess
•   Emerald Princess
•   Enchanted Princess
•   Grand Princess
•   Island Princess
•   Majestic Princess
•   Regal Princess
•   Royal Princess
•   Ruby Princess
•   Sapphire Princess
•   Sky Princess
•   Star Princess
•   Sun Princess

Disney Cruise Line

•   Disney Destiny
•   Disney Dream
•   Disney Fantasy
•   Disney Magic
•   Disney Treasure
•   Disney Wish
•   Disney Wonder
•   Queen Anne
•   Queen Elizabeth
•   Queen Mary 2
•   Queen Victoria

AIDA Cruises

•   AIDAbella
•   AIDAblu
•   AIDAcosma
•   AIDAdiva
•   AIDAluna
•   AIDAmar
•   AIDAnova
•   AIDAperla
•   AIDAprima
•   AIDAsol
•   AIDAstella

Viking Cruises

•   Viking Jupiter
•   Viking Mars
•   Viking Neptune
•   Viking Octantis
•   Viking Orion
•   Viking Polaris
•   Viking Saturn
•   Viking Sea
•   Viking Sky
•   Viking Star
•   Viking Vela
•   Viking Venus
•   Viking Vesta
•   Zhao Shang Yi Dun-Viking Sun

Royal Caribbean

•   Adventure Of The Seas
•   Allure Of The Seas
•   Anthem of the Seas
•   Brilliance Of The Seas
•   Enchantment Of The Seas
•   Explorer Of The Seas
•   Freedom Of The Seas
•   Grandeur Of The Seas
•   Harmony Of The Seas
•   Icon Of The Seas
•   Independence Of The Seas
•   Jewel Of The Seas
•   Liberty Of The Seas
•   Mariner Of The Seas
•   Navigator Of The Seas
•   Oasis Of The Seas
•   Odyssey Of The Seas
•   Ovation Of The Seas
•   Quantum Of The Seas
•   Radiance Of The Seas
•   Rhapsody Of The Seas
•   Serenade Of The Seas
•   Spectrum Of The Seas
•   Star Of The Seas
•   Symphony Of The Seas
•   Utopia Of The Seas
•   Vision Of The Seas
•   Voyager Of The Seas
•   Wonder Of The Seas

Holland America

•   ms Eurodam
•   ms Koningsdam
•   ms Nieuw Amsterdam
•   ms Nieuw Statendam
•   ms Noordam
•   ms Oosterdam
•   ms Rotterdam
•   ms Volendam
•   ms Westerdam
•   ms Zaandam
•   ms Zuiderdam

P&O Cruises

•   Arcadia
•   Arvia
•   Aurora
•   Azura
•   Britannia
•   Iona
•   Pacific Adventure
•   Pacific Encounter
•   Pacific Explorer
•   Ventura

Costa Cruises

•   Costa Deliziosa
•   Costa Diadema
•   Costa Fascinosa
•   Costa Favolosa
•   Costa Fortuna
•   Costa Pacifica
•   Costa Serena
•   Costa Smeralda
•   Costa Toscana

TUI Cruises

•   Mein Schiff 1
•   Mein Schiff 2
•   Mein Schiff 3
•   Mein Schiff 4
•   Mein Schiff 5
•   Mein Schiff 6
•   Mein Schiff 7
•   Mein Schiff Relax

Seabourn Cruises

•   Seabourn Encore
•   Seabourn Odyssey
•   Seabourn Ovation
•   Seabourn Pursuit
•   Seabourn Quest
•   Seabourn Sojourn
•   Seabourn Venture

Norwegian Cruise Line

•   Norwegian Aqua
•   Norwegian Bliss
•   Norwegian Breakaway
•   Norwegian Dawn
•   Norwegian Encore
•   Norwegian Epic
•   Norwegian Escape
•   Norwegian Gem
•   Norwegian Getaway
•   Norwegian Jade
•   Norwegian Jewel
•   Norwegian Joy
•   Norwegian Pearl
•   Norwegian Prima
•   Norwegian Sky
•   Norwegian Spirit
•   Norwegian Star
•   Norwegian Sun
•   Norwegian Viva
•   Pride of America

Celebrity Cruises

•   Celebrity Apex
•   Celebrity Ascent
•   Celebrity Beyond
•   Celebrity Constellation
•   Celebrity Eclipse
•   Celebrity Edge
•   Celebrity Equinox
•   Celebrity Flora
•   Celebrity Infinity
•   Celebrity Millennium
•   Celebrity Reflection
•   Celebrity Silhouette
•   Celebrity Solstice
•   Celebrity Summit
•   Celebrity Xcel
•   Celebrity Xpedition
•   Celebrity Xploration

Marella Cruises

•   Marella Discovery
•   Marella Discovery 2
•   Marella Explorer
•   Marella Explorer 2
•   Marella Voyager

MSC Cruises

•   MSC Armonia
•   MSC Bellissima
•   MSC Divina
•   MSC Euribia
•   MSC Fantasia
•   MSC Grandiosa
•   MSC Lirica
•   MSC Magnifica
•   MSC Meraviglia
•   MSC Musica
•   MSC Opera
•   MSC Orchestra
•   MSC Poesia
•   MSC Preziosa
•   MSC Seascape
•   MSC Seashore
•   MSC Seaside
•   MSC Seaview
•   MSC Sinfonia
•   MSC Splendida
•   MSC Virtuosa
•   MSC World America
•   MSC World Asia
•   MSC World Europa

Oceania Cruises

•   Oceania Allura
•   Oceania Insignia
•   Oceania Marina
•   Oceania Nautica
•   Oceania Regatta
•   Oceania Riviera
•   Oceania Sirena
•   Oceania Vista

Silversea Cruises

•   Silver Cloud
•   Silver Dawn
•   Silver Endeavour
•   Silver Galapagos
•   Silver Moon
•   Silver Muse
•   Silver Nova
•   Silver Origin
•   Silver Ray
•   Silver Shadow
•   Silver Spirit
•   Silver Whisper
•   Silver Wind

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The 10 Biggest Cruise Ships in the World

Where to float on the biggest boats.

E very vessel that's once held the title of "biggest cruise ship" has one thing in common: It is a destination in and of itself. Of course, these enormous passenger cruise ships also transport guests to thrilling ports, exotic islands and remote locations too. It's almost as if you could live on a cruise ship !

These massive ships each have so much going on: theater and music on a multitude of stages, water slides, roller coasters and go-kart tracks, zip lines, ice skating rinks, laser tag arenas—you name it. There are also hidden cruise features waiting to be discovered and more restaurants than you will ever need to feed yourself. They are, simply put, awe-inspiring creations. Have you ever thought about how cruise ships float ?

One of the most important cruise tips for vacationing on one of these big boats is to accept that you won't be able to do it all on your first visit. Thankfully, with many itineraries to choose from, you can sail on the largest cruise ship again and again, learn cruise ship code words and have new experiences every single time you're on board one of these massive ships.

What is largest cruise ship in the world?

The current reigning champion is Royal Caribbean's Wonder of the Seas. But next year, there will be a brand-new biggest cruise ship, the Royal Caribbean Icon of the Seas . Planned with 20 decks, 2,805 staterooms, seven pools and nine hot tubs, the future largest ship in the world is currently being built in Finland. Here are the details about the biggest and grandest ships to sail on.

Wonder of the Seas

Cruise line: Royal Caribbean

Length: 1,188 feet

Width: 215 feet

Guest capacity: 7,084

A true wonder, the current biggest ship in the world delights guests every week with a feast of activities, shows, meals and memories. Royal Caribbean's Wonder of the Seas , an Oasis-class ship that is a city at sea, has 16 guest decks, 2,204 crew members from every corner of the planet and more than 10 bars and 20 dining destinations—nine of which are complimentary. Curiously, even though the Icon of the Seas will eventually take the mantle as the largest cruise ship, Wonder will still have more staterooms than its new big sister, a whopping 2,867 of them.

It also features a carousel on a real boardwalk, a dry slide that twists down 10 decks, surfing simulators, a laser tag arena, an ice skating rink and a zip line that spans the interior width of the ship. It also has interior rooms with balconies that look out over the restaurant and a tree-lined neighborhood that looks like Central Park. Wonder of the Seas will soon lose its crown as the biggest cruise ship in the world, but it'll never lose its ability to provide unique vacations thanks to affordable cruises for every kind of traveler.

World Europa

Cruise line: MSC

Length: 1,093 feet

Width: 154 feet

Guest capacity: 6,762

MSC is not only a privately held shipping company, the largest in the world, they are also the maker of some of the largest cruise ships in the world. The World Europa , which took to the sea for the first time in 2022, is currently escorting passengers all over the Mediterranean, using one of the cleanest marine fuels to do so.

The World Europa features some of the best rooms on a cruise ship, thanks to having the most cabins with a balcony. It also has the world's longest dry slide at sea, taking adventurous cruisers down 12 decks in a shiny, twisting stainless steel tube, and bumper cars in a SportsPlex arena that also hosts rollerblading—not at the same time, however. People looking for something a little less dramatic will enjoy six pools, some surrounded by tropical greenery, 14 whirlpools and MSC's first-ever department store at sea. Finally, you'll never go hungry on this ship , given its 10 restaurants, including four main dining rooms and three buffets.

Cruise line: P&O Cruises

Length: 1,130 feet

Width: 138 feet

Guest capacity: 6,685

Whether you want the sunshine of the Caribbean or the culture found in and around Mediterranean ports, Arvia is P&O's largest cruise ship and one of the biggest cruise ships in the world, with 1,800 crew members, a three-screen cinema complex, a wide range of staterooms to choose from and four pools, including an infinity pool with a swim-up bar. There are also nearly two dozen whirlpool spas, a sauna, steam room and a hydrotherapy pool.

This means that whether you're taking a singles cruise or have children in tow—the Arvia is a family-friendly ship with age-specific kids clubs on board—serious rest and relaxation are definitely on the agenda. Then, when you're feeling spry and ready for some adventure during your vacation at sea, you can try an escape room or ropes course, play in the sports arena or strut your stuff in a dance class.

Costa Toscana

Cruise line: Costa Cruises

Length: 1,105 feet

Width: 137 feet

Guest capacity: 6,600

A sister to the Smeralda , the Costa Toscana became the fleet's largest cruise ship when it took to the water in March 2022. The ship uses LNG propulsion engines to make sea travel more sustainable, both while cruising and in ports of call around the world. An international crew of 1,678 works to deliver dream vacations for up to 6,600 passengers who will love to discover all there is to do, see and experience on board.

The ship has 1,550 staterooms ranging from interior cabins to elaborate suites, a baker's dozen pools and whirlpools, and a total of 20 restaurants, bars and lounges. Costa's new flagship vessel is a smart city at sea, offering subtly high-tech sailings that provide fun for the whole family, thanks to Peppa Pig character parties, an aqua park with water slides and a mind-bending skywalk 213 feet above the ocean! So book a vacation on one of the largest cruise ships in the world, then pack your cruise ducks and your appetite for learning how to cook at Toscana 's Food LAB cooking school, among other adventures at sea.

Celebration

Cruise line: Carnival

Guest capacity: 6,631

As cruise lines jockey for position at the top of the biggest cruise ship in the world leaderboard, the original family-fun ships are also getting larger. A total of 1,735 international crew, famously considered the best in the business, will ensure that every family's cruise on the Celebration not only maximizes the fun but also the memories, and all at some of the most affordable prices in the cruise industry.

This ship has BOLT, the first roller coaster at sea, Dr. Seuss children's themed cruises with character appearances, and incredible water parks with multiple slides. Delicious food is made fast-and-fresh at Guy's Burger Joint, Shaq's Big Chicken and the Seafood Shack, as well as tasty street-food carts located near the pools. Plus, with all the extra space on the largest cruise ship in their fleet, Carnival's Playlist Productions has more stages to dazzle you and your kids with famously fantastic live music and musical theater.

Cruise line: Norwegian

Length: 1,094 feet

Width: 136 feet

Guest capacity: 3,998

With 1,700 crew members and more than 2,000 staterooms, including suites in The Haven—Norwegian's luxurious, private and tranquil ship-within-a-ship concept high atop the ship, which comes with 24-hour butler service and its own lavish sundeck—the Encore ranks among the largest cruise ships in the world. Curiously, this vessel from 2019 is still the largest in the Norwegian fleet! Both Prima  and the forthcoming Viva were built after Encore but are considerably smaller in size, bucking the cruise industry trend of "bigger is better."

Encore shines as a superior and super big ship, the fourth in the Breakaway Plus class, and features a multi-deck go-kart track, the Cavern Club music venue, fashioned after the famous Liverpool room where The Beatles became big, a virtual-reality gaming room, an outdoor laser-tag arena and some of the best food at sea. No doubt, this will become one of every passenger's favorite cruises.

Symphony of the Seas

Width: 216 feet

Guest capacity: 6,680

None of the many all-inclusive cruises take place on the largest cruise ships, but you may be forgiven for thinking you're enjoying an all-inclusive experience on Symphony of the Seas . The ship's many spectacular activities include a zip line that soars above the boardwalk many decks below, an old-fashioned carousel, Broadway-style theater shows, surfing simulators and the 10-story Abyss dry slide. There's also delicious food all over the ship that is 100% complimentary. And while you may fly on the zip line over and over again, you'll probably still wonder, Why do cruise ships have wings ?

After its maiden voyage in April 2018, Symphony was the biggest cruise ship in the world. But because of its ingenious neighborhood concept, guests rarely feel overcrowded. Seven distinct areas carve up the ship into unique spaces to play, eat, stroll, sleep and enjoy live entertainment, and the traffic flows brilliantly to make passengers feel as though they're on a more intimate ship and not cruising with upward of 6,680 other people in more than 2,700 staterooms, some of which are interior cabins with balconies that boast views of the Central Park neighborhood's greenery and eateries.

Cruise line: AIDA

Guest capacity: 6,654

While American travelers looking to cruise the Caribbean may not encounter her, the AIDAnova is not only the largest cruise ship in the AIDA fleet, she's also a revolutionary lady. The ship's Four Elements adventure deck, with its three water slides and climbing garden under the dome of a retractable glass roof, drops jaws on every sailing. The ship's more than 2,600 staterooms with 20 different types, ranging from a glorious two-deck penthouse to budget-friendly interior cabins, allow guests to sleep well and arrive in port well rested, and the two-deck spa offering 80 different treatments provides even more healing and luxury.

But AIDAnova is also impressive because it made history as the world's first cruise ship to be powered in port and at sea by liquefied natural gas (LNG), the world's cleanest burning fossil fuel. It's important that big ships can be more sustainable, but did you ever wonder why there are big balls on cruise ships ?

Sun Princess

Cruise line: Princess

Length: 1,133 feet

Guest capacity: 4,300

The Love Boat is getting much, much bigger! Yes, this is the namesake ship from the beloved '70s TV show. With 2,150 cabins, the Sun Princess is close to carrying 4,300 passengers to Europe for its inaugural season later this year. And then all around the world, people will be asking, "Why do cruise ships have to stop in Canada?"

The third ship in the history of the fleet to be graced with the iconic name, the S un Princess is poised to be a fan favorite. There are more than 29 bars, lounges and restaurants on board, with the Sea View Terrace and Bar ensconced in glass at the top and front of the ship, book-ended by the Wake View Terrace at the back, which has a stunning infinity pool hanging off the edge. Drawing inspiration from the tiered terraces of Santorini, Greece, this evocative area will have an indoor/outdoor pool to enjoy supreme relaxation during the day. But once the sun says goodbye, the pool becomes a stage and the dome above transforms into an entertainment venue with eye-popping lighting effects.

Length: 1,085 feet

Width: 141 feet

Guest capacity: 6,334

Come June 2023, one of the newest and biggest cruise ships at sea will be carrying eager pasengers, and more than 1,700 dedicated crew members, to world-class destinations in Northern Europe and the Mediterranean. While on board the Euribia , cruisers will enjoy a massive amount of personal space (100-plus square feet per person) at any one of five unique pools, including one of the most intricate waterparks at sea, covering more than 10,000 square feet.

These watery areas of rest, relaxation and revelry will comfortably accommodate more than 1,000 guests at a time. Indoors, a 360-foot-long Mediterranean-style promenade is lined with myriad shops, along with some of the 20 bars and 10 restaurants found on the ship. It also features a domed LED screen that magically displays the sky and other animations throughout the day and night. MSC continues to be a favorite cruise line of environmentalist travelers looking to ease their mind and minimize their footprint, as the Euribia has an advanced onboard wastewater treatment system that doesn't allow any water to leave the ship without being treated and cleaned.

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Creating a map image of cruise stops

By Pathfinder35 , September 2, 2010 in Photo & Camera Discussions

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I wanted to create a map 'picture' of our cruise stops so that you could see where on the globe our cruise traveled (how many people could place Dubrovnik on a map? :-) and have it printed along with the pictures of the trip in a photobook of the cruise.

I was going to use Google Maps - My Maps - but found it difficult. I found scribblemaps which made it easier. The image below is from Scribblemaps for our upcoming Celebrity Century Med cruise.

I used the 'hybrid' map setting n it - the blue ocean will go good with the Med theme of the trip...:-)

Scribblemaps has a 'save as jpg' setting which makes it easy to get a copy of it, although the resolution is not that great (the photo book software I use (Mypublisher) gives me a warning about it.

Has anyone else done something similar? Is there better mapping tools to create a map image out there?

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I wanted to create a map 'picture' of our cruise stops so that you could see where on the globe our cruise traveled (how many people could place Dubrovnik on a map? :-) and have it printed along with the pictures of the trip in a photobook of the cruise.   I was going to use Google Maps - My Maps - but found it difficult. I found scribblemaps which made it easier. The image below is from Scribblemaps for our upcoming Celebrity Century Med cruise. I used the 'hybrid' map setting n it - the blue ocean will go good with the Med theme of the trip...:-) Scribblemaps has a 'save as jpg' setting which makes it easy to get a copy of it, although the resolution is not that great (the photo book software I use (Mypublisher) gives me a warning about it.   Has anyone else done something similar? Is there better mapping tools to create a map image out there?  

Yes, your GPS software is much better (unless you don't have one). Garmin's map print outs are very good quality.

Hey Karen - I have a Garmin GPS in my car but I don't understand how you would get a map from it to the PC or even get a print out from it. And then how would you annotate it?

And I don't really want a printout.

Ideally it would be a digital image for use in a photobook...

Hey Karen - I have a Garmin GPS in my car but I don't understand how you would get a map from it to the PC or even get a print out from it. And then how would you annotate it? And I don't really want a printout. Ideally it would be a digital image for use in a photobook...

I'm not sure there's a quick and easy 1-step solution for what you're looking for. I think what you've already found with Scribblemaps is pretty good.

Looks like with Scribblemaps, you can create a JPEG image of the map with dimensions up to 1143 x 653 pixels (width x height). I'm not sure how large a photo you need for your photobook. Check to see what the dimensions are for your photobook (or, actually, the dimensions of the space that this photo map would be in your photo book). You might want to go to your local photo place and print the JPEG image using those same dimensions, just to see how well it prints out. If the print looks acceptable to you, then chances are it'll probably print just as well in your photobook.

If you've got a Garmin GPS unit for your car, you probably have a menu option that tells it to keep a track log . The track log is a simple text file containing a log all your GPS coordinates throughout your entire trip. Every few seconds, your Garmin will record your GPS coordinates into this track log.

If you're interested in viewing the track log, you can connect your Garmin GPS unit onto your computer. From there, you download the track log onto your computer.

At this point, the track log is still just a text file. To view the GPS coordinates on an actual map, you can use several mapping programs. I like to use Google Earth (a free software program from Google), where you can open your track log in Google Earth, and you get a visual plot of your trip on an actual map.

To save the map, I think the free version of Google Earth limits you to a 1000-pixel width (slightly smaller than the maximum width you can get with Scribblemaps). If you decide to buy Google Earth Pro ($399!), then you can save a 4800-pixel width image of your map, which should be plenty of pixels for your photo book.

You can also use online programs like GPS Visualizer ( http://www.gpsvisualizer.com/map_input?form=google ) to upload your track log, and it will produce a visual plot of your trip on Google Maps. With GPS Visualizer, you can specify how large a map you want it to create (ex. 2000-pixel width, and auto height). But then, I think you'd have to do a screen capture to actually save the image.

Once you get the image of your trip map, how do you add labels to it? I would probably bring it into Photoshop (or any similar image editing program) and add the labels manually onto the image.

I know there's probably an easier way of doing this, but that's probably how I personally would do it.

Hope that helps. Let us know what you end up doing.

You need a handheld. I don't think that the car models come with the Way Point Management software, unfortunately. They are high quality images.

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Marguerite-a-Ville

Oh, I love that! Thanks for the tip!

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monicalapaz

On 9/2/2010 at 3:18 PM, SeattleCruiselover said:   Yes, your GPS software is much better (unless you don't have one). Garmin's map print outs are very good quality.

I tried google maps with same fustration. Now I use  https://www.travellerspoint.com/

https://www.travellerspoint.com/map/#/user/957005

15 hours ago, monicalapaz said:   I tried google maps with same fustration. Now I use  https://www.travellerspoint.com/   https://www.travellerspoint.com/map/#/user/957005  

Thanks for sharing that - looks very interesting and useful. I just started adding trips to my map 🙂

I just save the map that we get for the itinerary of our cruise. 

6 hours ago, boeckli said:   Thanks for sharing that - looks very interesting and useful. I just started adding trips to my map 🙂

I am glad you like it it is easy, and very useful. maps your trips as a cumulation of all trips and Categorises your individual tripsindividually also by color code to zoom into, adds natitical miles, airplane miles,train miles, car miles, etc, in your stats, it even has a blog built in if you wat to publish, has tips on your ports, even counts your contries, easy to use, easy to share, and free !!

Dat Cruisin Couple

On 8/20/2019 at 5:51 AM, monicalapaz said: I am glad you like it it is easy, and very useful. maps your trips as a cumulation of all trips and Categorises your individual tripsindividually also by color code to zoom into, adds natitical miles, airplane miles,train miles, car miles, etc, in your stats, it even has a blog built in if you wat to publish, has tips on your ports, even counts your contries, easy to use, easy to share, and free !!

I tried it, too. However, even when I indicate that I traveled between two points by boat, it draws a straight line. It has me getting from Naples to Kotor in a straight line across Italy and the Adriatic. Same for all cruise ports. 

Do you happen to know what I can do to fix this? TiA.

I don't do a 'per trip' map grid for photo collections either online or books - but I do like to keep a map of all of the locations I've traveled to in my life.  I keep an 'old fashioned' push-pin travel map board in the hall to my garage, covered in pins to all the cities or islands I've been to...it's more just for personal fun and tracking, and friends or family who come over and see it.

Yeah allot of my map lines also go through the country. I have not found a fix to this but overall I like the product, and on the overall map of the world it looks pretty decent, but I had to get allot of cruises on the map to achieve that.

4 minutes ago, monicalapaz said: Yeah allot of my map lines also go through the country. I have not found a fix to this but overall I like the product, and on the overall map of the world it looks pretty decent, but I had to get allot of cruises on the map to achieve that.

Thanks. I thought I was missing something. I appreciate knowing that (at least this time) it's not a problem with "the loose nut behind the wheel."

3 minutes ago, MamaFej said: Thanks. I thought I was missing something. I appreciate knowing that (at least this time) it's not a problem with "the loose nut behind the wheel."

I just posted on their forum - hopefully I will get an answer from them !! Thanks !!

This is what I've got so far, with just our longer cruise trips from the past few years.

9 minutes ago, MamaFej said: This is what I've got so far, with just our longer cruise trips from the past few years.   We've done multiple cross-country RV trips and been to every state, so it would be fun to do those trips, too. Thanks, @monicalapaz for letting me know about this site!

 Thanks I am "DamCruisers" on Travellerspoint, I enjoy the site !

16 hours ago, Dat Cruisin Couple said:  

That is a very interesting video on how to do the moving map, thanks for posting. 

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I prefer the rounded lines which don't cross over land and I always used the RCL itinerary maps, but it seems they have done away with those? Or are they just hidden and I missed them?

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CRUISENSNOOZE

Hi, I use     www.polarsteps.com    easy to use...well I can do, so anyone can!!. I usually set up all the dates before I leave and then on holiday or after, I can add the photos and edit the text. Great to send links to friends and family who do not do Facebook.

If you want to see what it looks like...have a look at mine (am halfway through Cambodia and Vietnam now)

https://www.polarsteps.com/CHRNESBITT

Have fun and this is the time to do it, with us all on lock down!!   Chris

Just had a look at Polarsteps. 

It's a bit strange, if you stay several days in one place and then continue to the next one, it counts the days your were in one place as travel time between the two places. Also, it automatically assumes you travel by plane. There should be a setting where you can define the transportation type.

masterdrago

On 3/6/2020 at 11:51 PM, Brandis said: I prefer the rounded lines which don't cross over land and I always used the RCL itinerary maps, but it seems they have done away with those? Or are they just hidden and I missed them?

On Radiance I found them on deck 6 near the Schooner Bar. . It was a large monitor with a slide show running. I took pix of all the maps. Here is one.

I now saw that my travel agent still has those maps I'm looking for.

I use them to create a trip itinerary I can hang on the door in my cabin.

Here is an example:

Reiseprogramm Jewel of the Seas 2021.gslides

Sorry, just noticed that it was in Google Slides format, so I converted one into PDF, might be easier to look at.

It's written in german, but you'll get the picture... 🙂

Reiseprogramm Spectrum of the Seas 2019.pdf

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Sanctuary Collection staterooms replace the former Signature Collection and Reserve Collection Staterooms on Sun and Star Princess and offer an entirely new world of bespoke amenities, private spaces and premium service – the very best of all we have to offer. Whether our guests are new to cruising or longtime Princess enthusiasts, the Sanctuary Collection offers a one-of-a-kind experience. 

Sanctuary Collection guests receive exclusive benefits and services such as a private restaurant, access to the Sanctuary Club top deck, the perks of Princess Premier®*, and a luxurious stateroom experience.

Also included with a Sanctuary Collection booking are all offerings available within the Princess Premier® bundle, such as:  

• Premier Beverage Package (drinks up to $20 each) 
• MedallionNet Wi-Fi for four devices 
• Unlimited Juice Bar 
• Unlimited Fitness Classes 
• Two Specialty Dining Experiences 
• Unlimited Casual Dining Meals and Premium Desserts 
• OceanNow Delivery 
• Room Service Delivery 

Sanctuary Collection staterooms are only available on Sun and Star Princess.

Guests who as of April 23rd, 2024, have already reserved staterooms in the Sanctuary Collection eligible section of either Sun or Star Princess will receive the additional benefits outlined at no additional cost, except the Princess Premier (R) package. If your current booking does not include Premier, you may upgrade to Premier to receive all these benefits.

Sanctuary Collection guests are provided with private access to the Sanctuary Club top pool area, accessible via their Princess Medallion.

All guests can book an available Sanctuary Collection stateroom. However, guests must be aged 16+ to gain access to the exclusive Sanctuary Club on the top deck.

The Sanctuary Collection staterooms include all Suites, select Mini-Suites and select balconies and are in various areas throughout Decks 10-17, along with access to the Sanctuary Club on Deck 18.

Sanctuary Collection staterooms on Sun Princess and Star Princess go on sale April 23 for sailings after October 14, 2024 beginning in the Caribbean season on Sun Princess and at launch on Star Princess in Fall of 2025.

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