Regal Princess - Eastern Caribbean from Fort Lauderdale
Regal Princess, sister ship to the Royal Princess, sails a 7-night Eastern Caribbean itinerary from Fort Lauderdale with stops at Amber Cove, San Juan, and Philipsburg. This Royal-class ship features the dramatic SeaWalk glass walkway, expansive top-deck pool areas, and the full MedallionClass smart ship experience.
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Ship Details — Regal Princess
View full Regal Princess detailsYear Built
2014
Tonnage
142,714 GT
Passengers
3,560
Crew
1,346
Decks
19
Class
Royal
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About the Ship
What Travelers Say About Regal Princess
Reviews of the ship itself — the same for every Regal Princess sailing. Based on 1,500 discussions.
Regal Princess is the 2014 second ship of Princess's Royal class, a near-twin of lead ship Royal Princess that carries roughly 3,560 guests in the same refined, classic-cruising style. It shares all of the class's signatures: the SeaWalk glass walkway projecting 28 feet over the sea, the three-deck Piazza atrium, the Princess WaterColor Fantasy light-and-water show and the line's MedallionClass app experience. As the marginally newer of the two sisters with a more recent refresh, Regal can feel a hair fresher inside, but functionally it is the same ship aimed at the same traveler who values sea days, live music and a social-yet-relaxed vibe over high-energy thrills.
What People Love
- The SeaWalk glass walkway and WaterColor Fantasy show give the ship a distinctive wow factor
- Slightly newer than sister Royal Princess (2014 vs 2013), so interiors can feel fresher
- Movies Under the Stars pairs blockbusters with blankets, popcorn and cookies
Common Complaints
- Recent sailings draw complaints that main-dining and buffet food is mediocre or salty
- Understaffing is a recurring theme - slow bar service and uncleared tables
- On busy Caribbean weeks the ship can feel crowded, with some A/C issues reported