Majestic Princes is starting her fifth season in Australia as part of the Royal Class deployment down under alongside sister Royal Princess.

These two magnificent ships were built by Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri in Monfalcone and carry the lines’ signature Medallion technology that allows guests to receive personal service wherever they are on the ship.

The wearable Medallion technology allows you to order food and drink from anywhere on the ship and it will be delivered. It will open your suite door and turn on the aircon as you walk down the corridor. It is delivered to your home – and in Australia that is on offer – you can book your  meals and shore excursions before you board.

Majestic Princess had her maiden voyage in 2017, after which she was due to sail in the Chinese market. But China proved too difficult and in 2021, the ship was moved to  North America, the California Coast, and Australia. 

She sails on to a number of destinations around Australia, the South Pacific as well as New Zealand during the wave season.

Ship facts

Majestic Princess weighs 143,700 tons and measures 1,083 feet, with a height of 224 feet. 

It has 1, 780 cabins that includes 36 suites with private balconies, 374 Mini Suites with private balconies, 312 Deluxe Balcony cabins, 716 Balcony cabins, and 342 Inside cabins. 

In addition, this third largest vessel of Princess Cruises has 19 expansive decks and can accommodate 3,560 passengers. 

Suites and staterooms

• Majestic Princess has 1, 780 cabins and 1438 or 80% of which have private balconies. 

• All Suites have a private balcony, walk-in closet, living room, bathroom (with whirlpool bathtub and double sinks). 

• For Balcony Suites, accommodations are in three grades namely: S2- Owners, S4- Penthouse, and S5- Premium. In addition, Balcony Suites have 36 staterooms which measure 470 ft2 for S-2, 330 ft2 for S3, and 445 ft2 for S5. 

• Majestic Princess has 374 Mini-Suite staterooms with 245- 335 ft2 in cabin sizes. Each cabin can accommodate a maximum of 4 guests. Its balcony has a size of 245-335 ft2.

• The Deluxe Balcony Cabin has 364 staterooms  with cabin sizes ranging from 195 to 250 ft2. The balcony measures 40ft2. 

• The Balcony Cabin on the other hand has 664 staterooms with a 180 ft2 cabin size. Each room is also good for four guests. The balcony is also 40 ft2 in size.

• The ship’s Interior Cabin offers 342 staterooms with a maximum of 4 passengers per room. The cabin sizes measure from 165 – 175 ft2. Interiors don’t have balconies. 

• All balcony accommodations feature floor-to-ceiling glass doors which open to a private veranda. Additionally, all the ship’s verandas, except for Owner Suites, are narrow with 2 patio chairs and a small table.

• Majestic Princess has 10 interconnecting balcony cabins and 10 interconnecting mini-suite cabins. This is ideal for families and groups.

• Majestic Princess has 38 wheel-chair friendly staterooms. In addition, each room has wider doors, roll-in showers, and wide turning spaces.

Dining and culinary experience

Customisable dining

• Majestic Princess offers a flexible dining experience allowing guests to make reservations that suit their preferences. 

• The Crab Shack returns for a sumptuous seafood menu available during lunch time in the World Fresh Marketplace. 

• A 24/7 International Café located in the famous Piazza provides an array of small bite meals, treats, and gourmet beverages. It also offers specialty espresso-based drinks. 

• Varied dining options from the World Fresh Marketplace offer a wide selection of well-balanced choices for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It also includes gourmet options like pancake stations, handcrafted sandwiches, and international dishes.

• Majestic Princess also has Chopsticks Noodle Bar where guests can try freshly prepared noodle soups and wok-fried dishes with Asian flavors. 

• There’s also the Burger & Lobster Grill. Here, passengers could try burgers, hotdogs, lobster rolls, veggie burgers, and grilled chicken sandwiches. 

• Majestic Princess also houses Alfredo’s Pizzeria tagged as the “Best Pizza at Sea.” It offers individual-size pizzas and wines, with chefs creating pizzas by hand in an open kitchen.

Specialty dining featuring world flavours

Princess Cruises is known for its extensive selection of dining specialties. Aside from complimentary dining experience, it also offers specialty dining selections. 

• The Harmony

The Harmony offers classic Chinese dishes by Chef Richard Chen, known for his Michelin-starred restaurant. 

• Bistro Sur La Mer

In partnership with Chef Emmanuel Renaut, Bistro Sur La Mer provides casual French bistro-style dining with a contemporary touch. Chef Renaut creates a menu that showcases the authenticity of French dishes. He is tagged as “Meilleur Ouvrier de France” and Chef of the Year by Le Chef. 

• The Crown Grill

Crown Grill was named by USA Today among the “Best Cruise Ship Steakhouses”. It offers premium aged beef and seafood with an open kitchen. Here, chefs provide cook-to-order top-notch cuts of beef, chops, and seafood.

• Chef’s Table  

Experience the luxurious and exclusive culinary journey hosted by the executive chef. The Chef’s Table offers a multi-course dinner and champagne for special occasions. 

• Balcony breakfast: 

Guests may also enjoy breakfast served on their private balcony by the Princess’ dedicated waitstaff. This provides a unique dining experience at the comfort of their own private space.

Amenities

From Hollywood-inspired pool to high-end shopping den, to the over-the-ocean walkway,  Majestic Princess offers a list of amenities for cruise enthusiasts.  

• Hollywood Pool Club

Majestic Princess offers a Hollywood vibe through its covered swimming pool. This amenity is encircled by comfy loungers, contemporary sculptures, and highly decorative topiaries. 

• The atrium

The piazza-style grand Atrium stands as the centerpiece ship. It is considered as the center of fun and excitement. Moreover, the atrium features a circular marble floor, a stained-glass dome, and a floating staircase soaring over multiple stories.

• The SeaWalk

A pioneering feature in the cruise industry is the over-the-ocean glass walkway called the Seawalk. It stretches for 60 feet, jutting out 128 feet above the waves and extending 28 feet beyond the ship’s edge. 

• The Enclave

The Enclave is the grandest thermal suite equipped with a hydro-therapy pool with a cascading rain shower and therapeutic air jets. Guests could relax on heated stone beds and soothing water beds. 

In addition, The Enclave also features the Hammam which is reminiscent of a Turkish-style steam bath. It also has the Caldarium which is inspired by Roman traditions with an herbal-infused aroma, and the Laconium, a heated, dry chamber dedicated to purifying and detoxifying the body.

• Shops of Princess

The Shops of Princess receive the highly coveted “Best Onboard Shopping” award from Porthole magazine. This place offers items from designer brands like Cartier, BVLGARI, and Chopard. It also boasts a collection of luxury watches from OMEGA, Blancpain, and Gucci. 

There is also an array of merchandise from Swarovski, Chanel, Estée Lauder, Clinique, Lancôme, and Calvin Klein, alongside locally crafted mementos. Not to mention, the everyday tax and duty-free savings can add up to a substantial 30% off suggested U.S. retail prices.

Majestic Princess Deck Plans 

• Majestic Princess deck plans showcase 18 decks, 1780 cabins, 14 bars and lounges, 2 swimming pools, 16 elevators, and 8 outdoor Jacuzzis.

• The ship’s Medical Center is at Deck 4. It is wheelchair-accessible. 

• The Plaza Deck where the Lotus Spa at the bow, The Enclave, Shore Excursions Desk, The Harmony restaurant, and Piazza are located can be found on Deck 5. These areas are also wheelchair accessible heading from the bow to the stern. 

• Decks 5 through 7 have no staterooms. The ones that have are decks 8 through 16. 

• The main dining rooms Allegro and Concerto are located in Deck 6 while Deck 5 houses the Symphony. 

• There are lifeboats hanging in the balconies of Deck 8 which give an obstructed view.

• Deck 17 houses the 60-foot-long glass hallway SeaWalk, The Sanctuary, and the Youth Centre. 

• Majestic Princess deck plan can be viewed here. 

Why Majestic Princess?

Journeying to an extensive list of destinations, Majestic Princess paves the way for its guests to experience some of the world’s most captivating corners. 

Partnered with local experts, the Majestic Princess ensures that each guest could dive deep into the heart of each destination, with hundreds of new shore excursions designed to cater to a variety of interests.