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Ruby Princess Bridge (Forward) Live Webcam | Real-Time Camera Onboard Ruby Princess Cruise Ship - Cruising Earth

Ruby Princess Cruise Ship

Ruby Princess
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Ruby Princess Cruise Ship Details

In Service:2008 | 18 years
Last Refurb:NA
Passengers:3,080
Crew:1,200
Gross Tons:113,000 GT
Length: 951.0 ft
Beam: 118.0 ft
Draft: 8.0 ft
Speed: 23.0 knots / 26.5 mph
Class:Grand

The Grand class cruise ships were built between 1998 and 2004 for Princess Cruises and introduced the first Movies Under the Stars outdoor theater on a cruise ship. They feature extensive outdoor deck space with multiple pools and elegant public areas. The ships include a large theater and multiple specialty restaurants with a distinctive funnel design. The class was the first Princess vessels to include a dedicated children's facility spanning three decks.

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