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Princess Cruises Reviews

If you are looking for honest, first-hand Princess Cruises reviews, you are in the right place. Known worldwide as the original “Love Boat” line, Princess offers a premium cruising experience that balances traditional maritime elegance with cutting-edge technology—most notably their MedallionClass wearable tech that completely transforms how you order drinks, unlock your stateroom, and navigate the ship.

In my detailed trip reports, I share the reality of sailing with Princess. I cover everything from their incredible complimentary dining rooms to their famous Piazza, which serves as the vibrant hub of the ship. Read my daily reviews and watch my stateroom tours below to help plan your perfect Princess vacation!

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Royal Class · 141,000+ Gross Tons

Enchanted Princess ★★★★ 4.0/5

Launched 2020

Royal Class  ·  Various

Enchanted Princess

I spent my Eastern Caribbean sailing on Enchanted Princess checking out what this 3,660-guest Royal-class ship has to offer, from the busy Piazza to the pizza at Gigi’s. In my daily trip reports, I share what I ate, what I did and how the ship felt once everyone was onboard. If you’re thinking about booking Enchanted Princess, come along and see what my days onboard were actually like.

144,650
Gross Tons
3,660
Guests
1,346
Crew
1,083 ft
Length

My Cruise Reviews for Enchanted Princess

Ship Highlights

The Piazza Crown Grill Gigi's Pizzeria Good Spirits at Sea OceanMedallion

Stateroom Tours

Stateroom R721 - Balcony Stateroom Deck R ▶

Stateroom R721 - Balcony Stateroom Deck R

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Regal Princess ★★★½ 3.5/5

Launched 2014

Royal Class  ·  Various

Regal Princess

I spent a week aboard Regal Princess sailing to Princess Cays, San Juan and St. Thomas, with a Mini-Suite to call home and plenty of eating to do. From Chef’s Table Lumière and the Caymus Winemaker Dinner to grabbing pizza at Prego, I found a lot to like, along with some service issues that left me scratching my head. My daily trip reports take you through the whole week, so if you’re considering Regal Princess, come see what I enjoyed and where things could have been better.

141,000
Gross Tons
3,560
Guests
1,346
Crew
1,082 ft
Length

My Cruise Reviews for Regal Princess

Ship Highlights

The SeaWalk Sabatini's Italian Trattoria The Sanctuary Princess Live! Crown Grill

Stateroom Tours

Stateroom R521: Mini Suite ▶

Stateroom R521: Mini Suite

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Ship & Deck Tours

Regal Princess Casino Tour ▶

Regal Princess Casino Tour

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Regal Princess Deck 5 Tour ▶

Regal Princess Deck 5 Tour

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Regal Princess Deck 6 Tour ▶

Regal Princess Deck 6 Tour

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Regal Princess Deck 7 Tour ▶

Regal Princess Deck 7 Tour

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Our Review Methodology - How We Score Cruises, Ships, and Cruise Lines

A great vacation is more than just a ship; it's a seamless experience from the terminal to the final debarkation. To provide the most accurate ratings, I evaluate every voyage on eight key dimensions. These scores determine the rating for a specific cruise, which then feeds into a rolling average to calculate the overall 1–5 star rating for the ship and the cruise line

CategoryWhat We EvaluateWhy It Matters
Embarkation Speed of check-in, terminal efficiency, and the muster process. First impressions set the tone for the entire vacation.
Stateroom Layout, storage, technology (USB/outlets), furnishings, and noise levels. This is your "home" at sea; it must be functional and comfortable.
Dining & Food Taste, quality, and service in the MDR, buffet, and specialty restaurants. We rate every food outlet individually to find the best value for your money.
Service Attentiveness of cabin stewards, bartenders, waitstaff, and senior officers. Great service can elevate a budget cruise to a premium experience.
Entertainment Engagement level, production quality (Broadway vs. amateur), and variety. You should never be bored, but you should not feel overwhelmed either.
Vibe & Guests The passenger mix, age, activity level, and the general atmosphere onboard. The crowd you sail with can make or break the daily "vibe" of the ship.
Itinerary Port mix, time in port, sea days, and whether the route matches the trip you booked. The ports are the reason most people book, so a strong route can carry a so-so ship.
Debarkation Organization and speed from the ship to the curb on the final morning. A chaotic "hot mess" at the end can ruin a great week.

The "Rolling Average" Guarantee: One bad cruise won't tank a line's rating, but consistent issues will. My ratings are ever-changing and based on real-world experiences to ensure you have the most current data for your 2026 planning.