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Pacific Princess Fact Sheet

Passenger Capacity: 680

Tonnage: 30,277

Builder: Chantiers de l'Atlantique, St. Nazaire, France

Entered Service: 1999

Joins Princess fleet: Spring 2003

Former Name: R3

Homeports: Sydney, various worldwide

Length: 592 feet

Beam: 83.5 feet

Draft: 19.5 feet

Decks: 11

Passenger decks: 9

Space Ratio: 44

Passenger Cabins: 334 (308 outside/26 inside) total (92% outside):
10 Suites with private balconies (Square footage: 786-962*)
52 Mini-suites with private balconies (Square footage: 322*)
170 Outside cabins with private balconies (Square footage: 216*)
76 Standard outside cabins (Square footage: 165)
26 Inside cabins (Square footage: 158)
(*includes balcony)

Wheelchair Accessible Cabins: 5 (2 mini suite/2 outside/1 inside)
(Square footage: 158-322)

Cabins with Private Balconies: 232 (73 percent of all outside cabins)

Third/Fourth Berths: 132

Cabin Amenities: Television with CNN, ESPN and first-run movies, personal safe, hair dryer, 110/120v current

Pools: 1

Whirlpools Spas: 3

Dining and Snacks: 4 restaurants: Main Dining Room, Sabatini's Trattoria, Sterling Steakhouse, and Panorama Buffet and pizzeria, Poolside Grill

Showrooms/Lounges: Showlounge
Eight Bars
Observation Lounge/Nightclub

Passenger Services: Casino, Spa, Fitness Center, Jogging Track, Beauty Salon, 2 Shops, Library, Card Room, Photo Gallery, 4 Elevators, Self Service Launderette, Medical Center, Internet Cafe.

Number of Crew: 373

Crew Nationality: British/Italian: deck, engineering, electro technical, and medical officers
International: hotel officers; dining and bar staff, reception, cruise staff, accommodation staff and others

Propulsion: Diesel electric - Two 6750 Kw propulsion motors.

Maximum Speed: 20 knots

Lifeboats: 2 lifeboats, 4 tenders, 2 rescue boats

Registry: Bermuda

Deployment: Pacific: Split deployment for Princess Cruises and P&O Cruises, Australia. Sails in Sails in Australia/Asia/South Pacific/Alaska