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Regal Princess Cruise Ship Details

In Service:2014 | 12 years
Last Refurb:NA
Class:Royal
Builder:Fincantieri
Build Location:Monfalcone Shipyard, Monfalcone, Italy
Call Sign:ITP0182
Flagged Country:Bermuda
Passengers:3,600
Crew:1,346
Gross Tons:141,000 GT
Length: 1,083.0 ft
Beam: 126.0 ft
Draft: 28.0 ft
Speed: 22.0 knots / 25.3 mph
Staterooms:1,780

The Royal class cruise ships were built between 2003 and 2007 for Princess Cruises and introduced the first Movies Under the Stars on a cruise ship. The ships feature extensive outdoor space and elegant public areas with a large theater and multiple specialty restaurants. The class was designed for relaxation and destination focus with refined interiors. The vessels include a distinctive funnel design and spacious promenade decks.

Regal Princess Dry Dock History

Previous Dry Dock
April 25, 2025 - May 9, 2025
Shipyard
Damen Shiprepair Rotterdam (Botlek)
Duration
15 days
Regal Princess underwent a special dry dock at Damen Shiprepair Rotterdam from late April into early May 2025. The ship arrived at the Rotterdam facility on April 25 and resumed passenger service on May 9. Princess arranged the unscheduled project to address an essential technical issue that had affected the ship's winter operations but was not described as compromising its safety certification or passenger facilities.

The central task was replacement of a failed diesel-generator engine. Damen's project team prepared the vessel before docking, then removed exterior shell plating and an internal bulkhead, cleared piping, pumps and walkways, installed skidding tracks and lifted the failed engine out. The replacement engine was installed by reversing that process, after which the affected structure and systems were restored. The project also included hull painting, technical servicing and general upkeep. The April 4 transatlantic voyage was shortened, and a subsequent cruise was canceled to create the repair window.
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