NAME
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DIAMOND PRINCESS
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CLASS
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CRUISE SHIP
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ENT/SERVICE
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2004
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BUILT
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MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES /
NAGASAKI / JAPAN
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WEIGHT
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116,000 TONS
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LENGTH
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970 FEET
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WIDTH
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123 FEET
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SPEED
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22 KNOTS - DIESEL ELECTRIC
ENGINES
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Diamond Princess was the first
of six sister ships delivered to Princess
Cruises, Sapphire Princess was
also delivered in 2004, Caribbean
Princess also 2004, Crown
Princess 2006, Emerald
Princess 2007 and Ruby
Princess 2008.
These ships are similar in size and
design to that of the 109,000 ton
Grand Princess class that
began entering service in 1998. The
Grand Princess class Spoilers
are situated right at the rear instead of
close to the funnel in this class.
These ships have 18 decks, 3 pools, 10
bars, casino, fitness center, 750-seat
showroom, 916 outside cabins with 706
having balconies, 377 inside cabins, can
carry 2,670 passengers and a crew of
1,100.
Diamond
Princess and Sapphire
Princess are mainly operated on
7 night cruises out of Los Angeles -
Mexico, and 7 nights from Seattle &
Vancouver - Alaska. They are also
occasionally operated on cruises to the
Orient, South East Asia &
Australia.
Caribbean
Princess is operated on Southern
Caribbean cruises out of San Juan and
Eastern Caribbean cruises out of New
York.
Crown
Princess is operated on various
Caribbean cruises out of Ft. Lauderdale
and out of New York to New England and
Canada. Occasional cruises are out of the
UK, Rome and Venice.
Emerald
Princess is operated on various
Caribbean cruises out of Ft.
Lauderdale.
Ruby
Princess is operated on various
Caribbean cruises out of Ft. Lauderdale
& Greek Isles & Mediterranean
cruises out of Rome, Venice &
Barcelona.
Websites: US www.princess.com. UK: www.princesscruises.co.uk.
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