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Ruby Princess
Ruby Princess is a Crown Class ship in the Princess Cruises fleet that entered service in 2008. According to Princess Cruises, it measures 113,561 gross tons, carries 3,080 guests (as published) and has 1,200 crew. #13 in Biggest Princess ships · ranked by public data. It has the same published gross tonnage as 2 other Princess ships.
Ruby Princess key facts
- Cruise line
- Princess Cruises
- Ship class
- Crown Class
- Status
- In service
- Entered service
- Nov 8, 2008 (maiden voyage)
- Last refurbishment
- Not published
- Gross tonnage
- 113,561
- Guests
- 3,080 (guest capacity as published)
- Crew
- 1,200
- Guests per crew member
- Not published
- Decks
- 19
- Staterooms
- 1,542
- Length
- 951 ft
- Beam (width)
- 159 ft
- Shipyard
- Fincantieri Cantieri Navali Italiani, Monfalcone, Italy
Source: Ruby Princess Fact Sheet, Princess Cruises News Center, accessed Oct 26, 2026. 7 of 8 core figures are published by Princess; the rest show "Not published".
Where Ruby Princess ranks
- 13 #13 in Biggest Princess ships · ranked by public data
- 5 #5 in Newest Princess ships · ranked by public data
Ships of similar size on other lines
FAQ
How big is Ruby Princess?
Ruby Princess measures 113,561 gross tons and is 951 ft long, according to Princess Cruises (checked Oct 26, 2026).
How many passengers does Ruby Princess hold?
Princess Cruises lists 3,080 guests (guest capacity as published). It sails with 1,200 crew.
How old is Ruby Princess?
Ruby Princess's maiden voyage was on Nov 8, 2008, according to Princess Cruises.
How many decks does Ruby Princess have?
19 decks in total, per Princess Cruises's fact sheet.
How many crew does Ruby Princess have?
Princess Cruises lists 1,200 crew.
Where was Ruby Princess built?
Ruby Princess was built at Fincantieri Cantieri Navali Italiani, Monfalcone, Italy, according to Princess Cruises.
Sources
- Ruby Princess Fact Sheet, Princess Cruises News Center, Princess Cruises. Accessed Oct 26, 2026. Used for: ship class, maiden voyage, gross tonnage, guests, crew, decks total, staterooms, length ft, beam ft, shipyard.
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