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词条 Grand-class cruise ship
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  1. Grand class

  2. Gem class

  3. Caribbean class

  4. Crown class

  5. Ventura class

{{Use dmy dates|date=May 2017}}{{unreferenced|date=December 2008}}{{Infobox ship image
Ship image = Grand Princess.jpg Ship caption = Grand Princess, the first ship in the class.
}}{{Infobox ship class overview
Builders =*Fincantieri in Monfalcone
  • Mitsubishi Heavy Industries in Nagasaki
Operators =*Princess Cruises
  • P&O Cruises
Class before = Sun class Class after = Royal class Subclasses =*Gem class
  • Caribbean class
  • Crown class
  • Ventura class
Built range = 1998–2010 In service range = 1998 – present Total ships building = Total ships planned = Total ships completed = 11 Total ships cancelled = Total ships active = 11 Total ships laid up = Total ships lost = Total ships retired = Total ships scrapped = Total ships preserved =
}}{{Infobox ship characteristics
Hide header = Header caption = Ship type = Cruise ship109,000–116,000}} Ship displacement =951|ft|m|2|abbr=on}}118|ft|m|2|abbr=on}} Ship height =26|ft|m|2|abbr=on}} Ship draft = Ship depth = Ship decks =*Grand and Gem class: 17 total, 13 passenger
  • Caribbean class: 18 total, 14 passenger
  • Crown class: 19 total, 15 passenger
  • Ventura class: 19 total, 14 passenger
Ship deck clearance = Ship ramps = Ship ice class = Ship sail plan = Ship power = Ship propulsion = Diesel-electric Ship speed = Ship capacity = 2,600–3,114 passengers Ship crew = 1,200 Ship notes =
}}

The Grand class is a class of cruise ships. Ships in the class are operated by the cruise lines Princess Cruises or P&O Cruises. The class consists of several series (subclasses) of sister ships, most of which were built by Fincantieri in Monfalcone and Trieste, northern Italy. The first vessel of the original Grand class, the Grand Princess, entered service in 1998.

Ships of the later subclasses are based on the Grand class, but have modifications such as additional decks and varied placement of facilities such as the nightclub and restaurants. The structure used as a nightclub is a signature element of Princess Cruises' ships in the Grand class and derived classes. The nightclub either overhangs the stern of the ship (Grand and Caribbean classes) or is located just aft of the funnel (Gem and Crown classes).

The Gem class of ships is based primarily on the Grand class, but modifies the placement of the nightclub to be just aft of the funnel and also modifies the number of restaurants. The two Gem class ships were built by Mitsubishi in Nagasaki, Japan in 2004.

The Caribbean class is the third version of the design and has one additional deck. As in the original Grand class design, the nightclub is suspended on the stern. Caribbean class vessels also introduced a poolside theater, which was later added to other Princess ships.

The Crown class is the fourth Princess Cruises version of the Grand class. Crown class ships have returned the placement of the nightclub adjacent to the funnel. Crown class ships also feature a poolside theater like the Caribbean class.

The Ventura class has 19 decks like the Crown class. These ships both owned and operated by P&O Cruises and are marketed as Grand class, although they were given the Ventura class designation because they are not owned by Princess and are totally modified internally and externally. Ventura is also the largest ship in the Grand class. The second Ventura class ship is MS Azura, launched in March 2010 which has a modified stern. "Azura" is also the only P&O Cruises ship to feature a poolside theater style outdoor screen.

Grand class

Ship Built Builder Entered service
for Princess
Gross Tonnage Flag Notes Image
Grand Princess 1998Fincantieri1998–Present107,517 tons{{flag|Bermuda}}Largest and most expensive ship built in 1998 - Last Refurbished in December 2016 - Former flagship of Princess fleet before Royal Princess
Golden Princess 2001Fincantieri2001–Present108,865 tons{{flag|UK}}Last refurbished in 2015, Will transfer to P&O Cruises Australia in 2020.
Star Princess 2002Fincantieri2002–Present108,977 tons{{flag|Bermuda}}Fire swept through berths in 2006. Last Refurbished in 2008.

This class, for a short time boasting the largest cruise ships in the world, pioneered the design that has been carried through each modified class.

Gem class

Ship Built Builder Entered service
for Princess
Gross Tonnage Flag Notes Image
Diamond Princess 2004Mitsubishi2004–Present115,875 tons{{flag|United Kingdom}}Originally named Sapphire Princess
Sapphire Princess 2004Mitsubishi2004–Present115,875 tons{{flag|United Kingdom}}Originally named Diamond Princess

A design difference on these ships is the relocation of the nightclub to directly aft of the funnel, rather than suspended over the stern.

The two Gem class ships, Diamond Princess and Sapphire Princess, are the only two ships based on the Grand class to be built at Mitsubishi's Nagasaki Yard.

Caribbean class

Ship Built Builder Entered service
for Princess
Gross Tonnage Flag Notes Image
Caribbean Princess 2004Fincantieri2004–Present112,894 tons{{flag|Bermuda}}Last refurbished in 2011

The design for Caribbean Princess derives directly from the original Grand class ships, with none of the Gem class modifications being included. The Caribbean Princess uses the original Grand class design, but with an additional deck. This additional deck increases the ship's passenger capacity from 2,600 to 3,100.

Caribbean Princess was also the first ship to have a poolside theater. The three ships in the Crown class, the Crown Princess, Emerald Princess, and Ruby Princess were later built with this feature also included. It has since been added to the all of the ships in the class.

Crown class

Ship Built Builder Entered service
for Princess
Gross Tonnage Flag Notes Image
Crown Princess 2006Fincantieri2006–Present '113,561 tons{{flag|Bermuda}}Major listing incident in 2006
Emerald Princess 2007Fincantieri2007–Present113,561 tons{{flag|Bermuda}}
Ruby Princess 2008Fincantieri2008–Present113,561 tons{{flag|Bermuda}}

These ships, which build on the Caribbean Princess{{'}} design, also differ slightly. These ships have one more passenger deck than the original Grand class as well as the poolside theater. A nightclub is aft of the funnel.

Ventura class

Ship Built Builder Entered service
for P&O
Gross Tonnage Flag Notes Image
Ventura 2008Fincantieri2008–present 116,017 tons Bermuda|civil}} The largest cruise ship to enter service with P&O Cruises, and the British market, until 2015.
Azura 2010Fincantieri2010–present 115,055 tons {{flag|Bermuda|civil}} Azura has a modified stern.

Ships in the Ventura class are based on the Crown class design. The ships in this class are owned and operated by P&O Cruises. Azura has a modified stern.

{{Grand class}}

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