Sapphire Princess

Sapphire Princess is the 6th in a series of ships that were once the largest in the world. Sapphire Princess is the second Princess ship to be built in a Japanese shipyard and she takes her place with the other 5 Grand Class ships. One unique thing about the Sapphire Princess is that she is lacking the familiar "wing or spoiler" that are featured on the first four Grand Class ships.

Feature Reviews
(Large Reviews that Contain Lots of Details))

Nancy Zupancic, April 11th, 2005; Bejing to Osaka 

Cruise Reviews
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Cnoma, July 7th, 2007, Alaska

Carolyn McFarland, July 8th, 2006, Alaska
Lucy Finelli, September 1, 2007, Alaska
Shirley Randall, May 13th, 2006; Vancouver
Tasha, May 6th, 2006; Mexican Riviera 
Linda Florance, April 22nd, 2006; Mexican Riviera 
Rick and Mary Jo Jansson, March 18th, 2006; Mexican Riviera 
Lyn Fournier, October 29th, 2005; Mexican Riveria
Erica Green, October 15th, 2005; Mexican Riveria
Ron & Sally Seta, October 1st, 2005; Mexican Riveria
Bob, September 11th, 2005; Alaska
Sandi Scheffer, September 11th, 2005; Alaska
Janice Angle; Alaska
Barbara L; Alaska
Michele Inishi; Alaska
Sally Fowler; Alaska
Isabelle Olson, July 10th, 2005; Alaska
Thamrin W., July 3rd, 2005; Alaska
Kaye Janet, May 29th, 2005; Alaska
Brian Lashchu, May 29th, 2005; Alaska
Eron Garcia, May 29th, 2005; Alaska
Victoria Broka, May 15th, 2005; Alaska 
David and Diana Noer, January 6th, 2005; New Zealand, Australia
Ralph and Jean Walker, January 6th, 2005; New Zealand and Australia
Eliza, October 12th, 2004; Mexican Riviera 
Pal Joeys Mom, October 2nd, 2004; Mexican Riviera 
Rhonda Tallant, September 12th, 2004; Alaska 
Danielle Fritz, August 22nd, 2004; Inside Passage Alaska
R. Mraz, August 15th, 2004; Alaska
Beverly and Andrew, August 8th, 2004; Alaska
Greg Smith, June 20th, 2004; Alaska
Jason Petty, June 11th, 2004; Victoria B.C.

Mini Reviews
(Short Reviews You Might Like to Read)

Matt and Kathy Preis, December 3rd, 2005; Mexican Riviera 
Ronald Rhodes, July 18th, 2004; Alaska

Excerpts from Princess' Website
about the Sapphire Princess

The largest natural blue sapphire will be showcased in Seattle as part of the festivities surrounding the launch of Princess Cruises' newest ship, Sapphire Princess. The 28-pound, football-sized Millennium Sapphire, which has only been seen by a select few since its 1995 discovery in Madagascar, will be displayed on the ship for guests aboard Sapphire Princess' June 10th naming celebration. The 116,000-ton vessel, the first-ever cruise ship to be christened in Seattle, is the last in an unprecedented series of three ships launched by the line since February, and will be home-ported in Seattle for the summer.

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