Star Princess deck plans

Star Princess (built 2002, last refurbished in 2017) is the third of the nine Grand-class Princess cruise ships - together with Caribbean, Crown, Diamond, Emerald, Golden (Pacific Adventure since 2020), Grand, Ruby and Sapphire.

NEWS: In 2021, the Star Princess ship will be transferred to P&O Australia and after scheduled drydock renamed to "Pacific Encounter". In 2020, Golden Princess (as Pacific Adventure) also joins P&O AU's fleet.

Star Princess cruise ship deck plan has a total of 1297 cabins for 2600 passengers served by 1100 crew/staff. The ship has 13 passenger accessible decks, 11 restaurants and bars, 6 lounges, 4 swimming pools, 9 jacuzzies, 14 elevators.

Passenger-use launderettes (laundromats) are located on decks 5, 8, 9, 0, 11 and 12. These are self-service laundry facilities with ironing boards and detergent being provided.

Star Princess deck plan changes 2017 refurbishment review

The list of deck plan changes following the ship's 15-day drydock refurbishment in 2017 (December 3-15, done in San Francisco CA) includes:

• All passenger cabins received new bedding (all beds were replaced with Princess Luxury Bed).
• The ship's kids and teen lounges (part of "Camp Discovery") were renovated and updated via a partnership with Discovery Channel (as part of Princess Cruises' complimentary onboard children program "Discovery at Sea").
• To the onboard Boutiques (Shops of Princess) were added "Fragrance & Cosmetic" and "Effy Fine Jewelry".
• Sabatini’s Italian Trattoria (speciality restaurant) was updated with new decor and a new menu (partnership with Chef Angelo Auriana).
• The ship's wellness complex (Lotus Spa and Fitness Center) was upgraded with the latest gym equipment.
• The onboard Casino was redesigned and received new carpeting.
• Among the other upgrades were new upholstery and carpeting throughout the ship.
• The ship's 2018 refurbishment was part of Princess Cruises' USD 450 million multi-year fleet renovation program "Come Back New Promise".