Majestic Princess deck plans

Majestic Princess (built in 2017, last refurbished in March 2025) is one of the largest Princess cruise ships and the fleet’s 3rd Royal-class liner. Her sisterships include Royal Princess (2013), Regal Princess (2014), Sky Princess (2019), Enchanted Princess (2021), and Discovery Princess (2022), as well as P&O UK’s MV Britannia (2015). Majestic Princess is also Carnival Corporation’s first vessel specifically designed and built for the Chinese market.

Majestic Princess’ deck plan includes a total of 1,780 cabins accommodating 3,560 passengers (maximum capacity 4,272), served by 1,346 crew. She has 18 decks (15 passenger-accessible, 8 with cabins), 14 bars and lounges, 2 swimming pools, 8 outdoor Jacuzzis, and 16 elevators.

Passenger-use launderettes (self-service laundromats) are available on decks 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, and 15, equipped with ironing boards and detergent.

• Royal-class ships are the largest vessels ever built for Princess Cruises. They feature the fleet’s biggest Atrium (with expanded entertainment and casual dining options such as Gelato and Ocean Terrace), the largest top-deck pool area (hosting the nightly “Water and Light Show” with the computerized “Watercolor Fantasy” fountain featuring 85 water jets), the largest and most advanced outdoor cinema (“Movies Under the Stars,” about one-third larger than earlier versions), and a Concierge Lounge (Deck 14, exclusive to Suite passengers).
• Public spaces are finished with European marble, polished woods, mosaic tile flooring, premium fabrics, custom-designed plush carpets in hallways and corridors (with floral motifs), and handmade rugs at main dining room entrances.
• The glass-bottomed SeaWalk provides spectacular sea and port views from 128 ft / 39 m above the waterline.
• All outside staterooms (1,438 total) feature private balconies.
• The ship is equipped with the “SISCO A-PASS 6” system, a mobile application for crew and passenger tracking while on board.
• “Princess@Sea Messenger” is a complimentary mobile app that allows guests to share information and plan activities. It is integrated into the “Princess@Sea” app, accessible via tablet or smartphone, and was rolled out fleetwide in 2015.
• Majestic Princess also offers private karaoke rooms (furnished with sofas, large TVs, and mini-bars), the specialty restaurant “Harmony” (Cantonese haute cuisine, menu designed by Michelin-starred chef Richard Chen), a noodle bar, lobster bar, dim sum bar, and the French bistro “La Mer” (at-fee restaurant in the Piazza, menu by Michelin-starred chef Emmanuel Renaut).

The following official Princess Cruises YouTube video highlights the ship’s best features and signature amenities.