Majestic Princess

About us Majestic Princess

Majestic Princess entered service in 2017 as the third Royal-class vessel built at Fincantieri's Monfalcone yard. Its original introduction included a strong focus on Chinese guests, but the current ship should not be described simply by that opening-season product. The individually documented 2025 refurbishment changed several familiar public spaces. Check the present venue rather than assuming that a restaurant remembered from an early review remains in place.

The completed Palermo work brought O'Malley's Irish Pub to the former Vines position and Sabatini's to the former Harmony space. Poolside food also changed, with Alfredo's Slice and Salty Dog Café replacing earlier concepts. These are named changes on Majestic itself, useful when comparing two editions of a deck reference. They do not establish identical arrangements across the entire Royal class.

The Piazza links social and dining areas over several decks. Ocean Terrace Sushi Bar overlooks that setting, whereas the main restaurants Allegro, Concerto and Symphony provide other meal environments. A speciality reservation should be evaluated separately from ordinary main dining. The operator's package terms and the booked departure determine costs and allowances, so a newer venue name alone should not become a promise of inclusion.

SeaWalk is a glass-floored viewpoint extending from the ship, adding another way to experience the sea beyond a cabin balcony. Princess Theater, Princess Live and Vista Lounge provide indoor entertainment spaces. Movies Under the Stars adds screenings outside. Families can compare those options with the youth and teen facilities when planning a day with different interests; actual schedules and participation conditions remain relevant.

The individual builder and current insurer agree on 144,216 GT, more precise than the older 143,700 marketing figure. IMO 9614141 identifies the vessel, and the current insurance record places its registry in Hamilton, Bermuda, rather than the United Kingdom named by an older fact sheet. Published accommodation is 1,780 guest rooms and 3,560 standard guests. The builder's 5,600 all-persons figure is not a passenger maximum. Technical dimensions are 330 metres overall and 38.4 metres moulded breadth, with diesel-electric propulsion.

Specifications

A dash means no independently verified value is available. Guest counts at double occupancy and maximum capacity are different measures. GT measures enclosed volume, not weight.

Highlights

• SeaWalk
• O'Malley's Irish Pub
• Individual2025 public-space redesign

Other ships in the same recorded class

Shared class does not guarantee identical cabins, venues or deck layouts.

Sources

• Majestic Princess — individual operator facts — Accessed Oct 27, 2026

  SkyOctober15 is delivery, not itineraryOctober20. MajesticoldUKregistry/dining superseded bycurrentinsurer and2025release.

• Fincantieri — individual majestic technical record — Accessed Oct 27, 2026

  23kntechnicalmax versus Skyoperator22;145281/144216preciseGT.5800/5600allpersonsNOTguests; Sky4610guests separately explicit.

• Majestic — current insurer and Bermuda registry — Accessed Oct 27, 2026

  2026–2027cover HamiltonBER/currentparent; olderUKfactSheetnotcurrent.

• Princess — completed2025Majestic refurbishment — Accessed Oct 27, 2026

  CompletedPalermo; newpub/Sabatini/poolsidedining replacesindividualoldChinafocusedvenues.

• Princess — current Majestic product — Accessed Oct 27, 2026

  CurrentSeaWalk andindoorvenues; historicalChinafocusnotcurrentexclusiveoperation.