Emerald Princess Profile Page

PRINCESS CRUISES

EMERALD
PRINCESS

VITAL STATISTICS

TONNAGE:                   113,561 gross tons

LENGTH:                      948 feet

BEAM:                         118 feet

DRAFT:                       28 feet

SPEED:                        21. 5 knots (cruising)
                                   22.5 knots (maximum)

POWER PLANT:          Diesel electric

PROPULSION:            Two propellers

REGISTRY:                 Bermuda

LINE:                           Princess Cruises

BUILDER:                    Fincantieri (Italy)

CAPACITY:                 3,070 (double occupancy)
                                   3,599 (maximum)

CREW:                          1,200

ENTERED SERVICE:   April 2007

CLICK HERE FOR THE SHIP'S FACT SHEET

DECK PLANS
(courtesy of Princess Cruises)

EMERALD
PRINCESS
PROFILE PAGE

DAILY PROGRAM

Each day passengers on EMERALD PRINCESS receive a copy of
Princess Patter Capers listing the day's events and providing
other information. Attached is a copy of one issue. It is
presented for historical purposes as Beyondships has no control
over Princess and cannot say whether it is representative of what
Princess will do in the future.

EMBARKATION DAY

PORT DAY

SEA DAY

MENUS

EMERALD PRINCESS has numerous dining venues and lounges the following are
menus from some of those venues. They are presented for historical purposes as
Beyondships has no control over Princess and cannot say whether they are
representative of what Princess will do in the future.

Crown Grill Steak House

Main Dining Room

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WELCOME ABOARD LEAFLET - - This
leaflet sets forth such things as the dining options, environmental protection,
stateroom television and other regulations.

FEATURE ARTICLES

An Interview with
Passenger Services Director Tony Becker