Pacific Princess Cruise Ship Profile

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Pacific Princess

Pacific Princess Leaving the Fleet

January 21, 2021

Princess Cruises announced the sale of Pacific Princess to an undisclosed buyer. The sale of the cruise ship is in line with parent company Carnival Corporation’s plan to accelerate the removal of less efficient ships from its fleet.

While the Pacific Princess may be a small ship with space onboard for just 680 passengers, she doesn’t skimp on amenities. This intimate vessel offers two specialty restaurants onboard, Sterling Steakhouse and Sabatini’s, both with succulent cuisine to enhance a special night out. The Traditional Dining option offers an authentic cruising experience where the same friendly waitstaff serve each night. Since she is a small ship, the Pacific Princess can go to ports larger ships miss, resulting in unique itineraries and an unforgettable experience.

Specifications

Ship Class: Explorer

Launched: 1999 for Renaissance Cruises as R3

Re-launched: Pacific Princess in 2002

Refurbished:

GRT: 30,000

Speed: 18 Knots

Passengers: 688 

Bridge cam

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Accommodations

Standard Stateroom Amenities

Fresh fruit (by request), evening bed turn-down, chocolates on your pillow, complimentary shampoo, conditioner and body lotion, waffle weave cloth bathrobes (available upon request from your stateroom steward), bottles of liquor and stateroom bar packages available for purchase at non-duty-free prices through room service or from designated bar locations, private safe and refrigerator, 110-volt, 60-cycle alternating current (AC) with standard U.S. plug fittings, and electric hair dryer.

Stateroom sizes

Interior

Interior staterooms come standard with twin beds that convert to a queen, private bathroom with shower, hair dryer, safe, desk, and refrigerator. Some staterooms include pullman beds for extra passengers.

Ocean View

These staterooms come standard with twin beds that convert to a queen, private bathroom with shower, hair dryer, safe, desk, and refrigerator. Some staterooms include pullman beds for extra passengers. Most staterooms will have a picture window, although a few may be port holes.

Balcony

Balcony staterooms come standard with twin beds that convert to a queen, private bathroom with shower, hair dryer, safe, desk, refrigerator, and balcony with patio furniture. Some staterooms include pullman beds for extra passengers. Premium balconies are larger and some are rear-facing staterooms.

Mini-suites

In addition to standard amenities, mini-suite passengers receive a welcome glass of champagne, two televisions, a sitting area with a sofabed, two flat-panel televisions, and a spacious closet. Some mini-suites have a pullman for a fourth passenger.

Suite Amenities

In addition to standard amenities, suite passengers receive a DVD/CD player and free access to a DVD library, complimentary web access in the Internet Café, laundry and dry cleaning, use of the Lotus Spa® Thermal Suite (select ships), one-time free mini-bar setup, walk-in closet with a safe, soundstation with dock for iPod, two flat-panel televisions, upgraded bathroom amenities , and use of the Disembarkation Lounge. In suites with a balcony, the patio furniture accommodates up to four people.

Dining Venues

($) = Specialty restaurant, surcharges apply

Club Restaurant

Traditional fixed seating main formal dining room with the same waitstaff on hand every evening. 

Panorama Buffet

Main buffet and food court with take out and cook-to-order stations.

Patisserie

A light menu.

BBQ Grill

Pick up fresh Barbeque on the deck as you dine poolside.

Sterling Steakhouse ($)

Premium cook-to-order aged beef served with on a silver presentation tray with signature cutlery. Other steakhouse favorites are available. *$25.00 surcharge per person.

Sabatini's ($)

With a menu specializing in Italian cuisine and premium seafood, Sabatini's offers a refined yet casual atmosphere that includes extensive personal attention from the ship's top European waiters and perhaps even a song from the pizza chef as he creates Princess' famous pies. * $20 cover charge.

Ultimate Balcony Dining ($)

Ultimate Balcony Dining features a hosted cocktail party, fresh flowers, champagne and a deluxe four-course meal featuring delicate sweet lobster tail or juicy steak among many available delicacies.
Or, opt for a breakfast which includes specialty pastries, fresh fruits, quiche, smoked salmon and other special treats served with a half bottle of French champagne.

Room Service

Princess provides 24-hour room service enabling passengers to enjoy breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks in the privacy of their own staterooms or enjoying the view from their balconies.

* Prices subject to change - updated Dec 2013

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Notable Rooms

Cabaret Lounge

This ship's theater is designed with great acoustics, the best seats in the house, and stellar acts. The movies shown are all first-run feature-length films.

Pacific Lounge

An alternative night club with live acts and plenty of space for dancing.

Casino & Bar

Play slots, cards, roulette and more.

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