Regal Princess

A sister ship to the Crown Princess, Regal Princess was built in Italy in 1991. Their characteristic and unique silhouette instantly identifies the two sister ships. Although yet to be officially confirmed, it is expected that Regal Princess will join her sister ship at Princess' German sister company Seetours in 2003 or 2004 at the latest.

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Excerpts from Princess' Website
about the Regal Princess

Sister ship to Crown Princess, Regal Princess was christened by Margaret Thatcher and offers incomparable spaciousness in both public rooms and staterooms.

"The Dome," situated forward at the top of the ship, is one of the industry's most unique entertainment spaces, accommodating several distinct areas under one roof, including a casino, dance floor, bar and observation area. The Dome is 19 feet high in the center and measures an impressive 13,000 square feet. Curved glass outer windows are framed by polished, rounded bone-white "ribs" arching from ceiling to floor. The casino offers blackjack, craps, roulette and slot machines; a circular dance floor features an adjacent stage for live band or piano music; the observation area is separated from the rest of the room by a glass partition surrounded by decorative foliage; and a centralized bar is accessible to all sections of the room. Special lighting techniques create a different mood for each area.

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