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Though one of the newest ships in Princess' growing fleet, Diamond Princess
doesn't travel far from the line's evolutionary - rather than revolutionary
- approach to ship design. But as the fourth edition of the line's "Grand-class"
series, the Diamond presents a further refinement of the line's "Big
ship choice - small ship feel" tagline.
- Dining Choices! Five "main" dining rooms - four with
distinctive, regional cuisines. Menu flexibility permits a wide choice
of cuisines whether you choose traditional (assigned table and dining
times) or "anytime" dining. Plus, an upscale, reservations-only
Italian restaurant as well as the 24-hour bistro-style restaurant.
- Balconies! Almost 60% of the Diamond's staterooms (750 of them!)
feature roomy, private balconies.
- Internet Café! One of the largest Internet cafés
at sea - and quite possibly the most comfortable and most trend-setting,
too!
- Innovative, high-tech lounges! Club Fusion "fuses"
a cabaret, a nightclub, a bar and gambling into one exciting venue.
Atop the ship is Skywalker's disco/lounge featuring an innovative, 125-foot
wide outdoor balcony!
- Teens and Children's Facilities! The kids and teens have almost
10,000-square feet of indoor and outdoor play and activity areas separated
into four, age-specific facilities.
- Pools! Passengers have 5 pools to choose from including an
all-weather pool surrounded by a restful Conservatory and a splash pool
just for kids!
- Golf! There's a nine-hole putting course plus two computerized
golf simulators that allow passengers to "virtually play"
the world's finest courses.
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- All age groups - but with special appeal for families, couples, newlyweds,
and first time cruisers
- Passengers who like the choice of both traditional and flexible dining
times
- Mainstream cruisers looking for an "upgraded" cruise experience
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- Cruise passengers who cherish all things traditional
- Passengers who have trouble walking long distances (this is a big
ship!)
- Solo travelers
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ShipShopper Index™:
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Year Built:
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2004
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Size Category:
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Very Large (113,000 tons)
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Passengers:
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2,670
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"Elbowroom" Factor:
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Roomy
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Outside Cabins:
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75%
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Balcony Cabins:
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58%
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Sister Ships:
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Sapphire Princess
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Length:
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954 feet
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Width:
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118 feet
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Crew:
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1,100
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Bermuda |
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| | DATE | | | PORT | | | ARRIVE | | | DEPART | | | | DAY 1 | | | WHITTIER (for Anchorage) | | | | | | 09:30 PM | | | DAY 2 | | | Cruising College Fjord | | | 06:00 AM | | | 09:00 AM | | | DAY 3 | | | Cruising Glacier Bay | | | 10:30 AM | | | 08:30 PM | | | DAY 4 | | | Skagway | | | 07:00 AM | | | 08:30 PM | | | DAY 5 | | | Juneau | | | 06:30 AM | | | 04:00 PM | | | DAY 6 | | | Ketchikan | | | 10:00 AM | | | 06:00 PM | | | DAY 7 | | | At sea | | | | | | | | | DAY 8 | | | VANCOUVER | | | 07:30 AM | | | |
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