Majestic Princess is a British-registered Royal-class cruise ship operated by Princess Cruises, a subsidiary of Carnival Corporation & plc. Majestic Princess is operated by Princess Cruises. Majestic Princess entered service in 2017. Majestic Princess is a British-registered Royal-class cruise ship operated by Princess Cruises. This SeaDays guide lists verified catalog facts so you can compare Majestic Princess with other Princess Cruises ships before booking.
Majestic Princess Cruise Ship Guide
Princess Cruises · British-registered Royal-class cruise ship
Ship planning snapshot
Majestic Princess at a glancePrincess CruisesBritish-registered Royal-class cruise shipSeaDays guide
Overview
Key facts
- Cruise line
- Princess Cruises
- Ship class
- British-registered Royal-class cruise ship
- Entered service
- 2017
- Gross tonnage
- 143,700 GT
- Passenger capacity
- 3,560 (lower berth / double occupancy)
- Crew
- 1,346
- Length
- 330 m
- Beam
- 38 m
What makes this ship notable
Majestic Princess is a British-registered Royal-class cruise ship operated by Princess Cruises, a subsidiary of Carnival Corporation & plc. Majestic Princess is operated by Princess Cruises. Majestic Princess is a Princess Cruises ship profile in the SeaDays cruise directory.
Highlights
- Majestic Princess is a British-registered Royal-class cruise ship in the Princess Cruises fleet.
- Entered service in 2017.
- Lower-berth capacity about 3,560 (lower berth / double occupancy).
Practical planning
Use Majestic Princess’s catalog specs—capacity, year, and class—to judge whether the ship matches your itinerary length and travel party. Cabin location, dining reservations, and show times are published by Princess Cruises for each sailing; confirm those on your booking rather than assuming sister ships are identical. SeaDays helps you keep port days, sea days, and notes for Majestic Princess in one place so planning stays with the voyage instead of scattered screenshots.
Frequently asked questions
What cruise line operates Majestic Princess?
Majestic Princess is operated by Princess Cruises.
When did Majestic Princess enter service?
Majestic Princess entered service in 2017.
What class is Majestic Princess?
Majestic Princess is a British-registered Royal-class cruise ship.
How many passengers does Majestic Princess carry?
Catalog capacity is 3,560 (lower berth / double occupancy). Figures can vary by cabin configuration.
How large is Majestic Princess?
Verified catalog specs list Majestic Princess at 143,700 GT, 330 m long, 38 m beam.
Does SeaDays publish passenger reviews for Majestic Princess?
This page is a catalog guide, not a review. Community reviews live in the SeaDays app when guests have submitted them.
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