The Diamond Princess entered service in 2004 as part of Princess Cruises' Grand-class fleet, built by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries in Japan. The ship accommodates 2,670 passengers and carries a crew of 1,100 across 16 decks, making it a mid-sized vessel suited for varied itineraries.
Originally registered in Hamilton, Bermuda, the Diamond Princess changed its flag to London, United Kingdom in 2014. The ship's size and capacity allow for a balanced cruise experience, with enough amenities and dining options to keep passengers engaged throughout their voyage.
As a Grand-class vessel, it shares its design with sister ships in the Princess Cruises fleet, providing consistent service standards and facilities across multiple ships in the line.
- Class
- Princess Grand
- Built
- 2004
- Refurbished
- 2023
- Gross Tonnage
- 115,906 GT
- Length
- 290 m
- Beam
- 48 m
- Passengers
- 2,670
- Cabins
- 1,353
- Crew
- 1,100
- Decks
- 16
- Max Speed
- 23 knots
- Builder
- Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
- Registry
- London, United Kingdom
- Age
- 22 years old
- Size
- Large
- Space Ratio
- 43.4 GT/pax
- Passenger-to-Crew
- 2.4:1
- Sister Ships
- 3 others in class
- Fleet Rank
- 9th largest of 17
- Typical Cruise
- 14 nights
- Primary Region
- Asia
- Next Sailing
- Oct 1, 2026
- Family
- Kids Club on board
🍽️ Dining & Bars
🎭 Entertainment
🏊 Recreation
👨👩👧 Family
🧖 Wellness & Relaxation
📚 Lifestyle
✨ Other
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