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Coral Princess

Coral Princess cruise ship
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Coral Princess is a ship in the Princess Cruises fleet that entered service in 2003. According to Princess Cruises, it measures 91,627 gross tons, carries 2,000 guests (lower berths) and has 895 crew. #16 in Biggest Princess ships · ranked by public data.

91,627GT 2,000Guests 895Crew 2003Entered

Coral Princess key facts

Cruise line
Princess Cruises
Ship class
Not published
Status
In service
Entered service
Jan 17, 2003 (maiden voyage)
Last refurbishment
Not published
Gross tonnage
91,627
Guests
2,000 (lower berths)
Crew
895
Guests per crew member
2.23 (calculated from the two official figures above)
Decks
16
Staterooms
1,545
Length
965 ft
Beam (width)
122 ft
Shipyard
Chantiers de l'Atlantique, St. Nazaire, France

Source: Coral Princess Fact Sheet, Princess Cruises News Center, accessed Oct 26, 2026. 6 of 8 core figures are published by Princess; the rest show "Not published".

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FAQ

How big is Coral Princess?

Coral Princess measures 91,627 gross tons and is 965 ft long, according to Princess Cruises (checked Oct 26, 2026).

How many passengers does Coral Princess hold?

Princess Cruises lists 2,000 guests (lower berths). It sails with 895 crew.

How old is Coral Princess?

Coral Princess's maiden voyage was on Jan 17, 2003, according to Princess Cruises.

How many decks does Coral Princess have?

16 decks in total, per Princess Cruises's fact sheet.

How many crew does Coral Princess have?

Princess Cruises lists 895 crew alongside 2,000 guests (lower berths), or 2.23 guests per crew member.

Where was Coral Princess built?

Coral Princess was built at Chantiers de l'Atlantique, St. Nazaire, France, according to Princess Cruises.

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