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Sail aboard Majestic Princess® and enjoy the signature favorites you’ve always loved such as Crown Grill and the Catch by Rudi, a celebration of all things ocean from head of culinary arts Chef Rudi Sodamin. Relax at the Hollywood Club, a Hollywood chic-style environment day and night, year-round, surrounded by comfortable loungers, modern sculptures and topiaries. Come aboard and find out what makes this ship so special.
This was my husband and my 5th cruise in the last few years (2nd with Princess, 1 with RCL (smaller/older ship), 1 NCL, 1 HAL) and we've enjoyed them all, and especially this one. We've learned that you can have really different experiences on a cruise as there are so many options. We enjoy great food, great drinks (especially wine) and live entertainment, and Princess delivers on all these items by offering the Premier package (especially on the wine - they offer by far the best selection of excellent wines in their package vs the other cruise lines). We dined in specialty restaurants each night and really enjoyed them all. Don't miss items include the burrata, fettuccine alfredo and the lasagna in Sabatinis (and don't recommend the strip steak), the filet in the Crowne of course, and the smoked salmon at Rudi's which is a nice experience. We also choose to dine in the main dining room for several breakfasts and lunches and had great food all times (especially the salmon for lunches) and except for the embarkation day where they seemed a bit short staffed, we had excellent service as well. We went to Alfredo's for one lunch and the pizza was great (they don't offer pasta options anymore) but they were short staffed that day. The live music was great, especially Olga playing the piano (no vocals) and Eric who both sang and played the piano and wow he's incredibly talented! The music in O'Malley's was great and super fun too They also had music in the Piazza so lots of options. I wish the the orchestra/band would have played more than once though. We didn't go to any of the production shows so can't speak to that.
Our cruise was booked as a 14-day cruise from 1/11/26-1/25/26, Eastern and Southern Caribbean, for our 40th anniversary. We stayed in a mini-suite, which was perfect. We love that it includes a sofa and a full tub/shower combo rather than just a stall shower. The bed and pillows were more comfortable than what we have at home! To increase storage when cruising, we bring 10 magnetic wall hooks to hang things up on the walls, but ended up not using all of them, as there was plenty of storage without them. I love that Princess ships (at least this one) have sliding glass doors rather than doors that you have to push outward to open. We loved the medallions, they're so much more convenient than Carnival's Sail & Sign card! The cabin door unlocks as you approach and you can walk right in. They give it to you on a lanyard, and I just wore it around my neck for the whole trip. It was nice not to have to pull out a card and slide it. The ship has a gorgeous three-story area called the Piazza, where a lot of activity takes place: games, bands, dance lessons. There are lots of activities going on each day, like trivia and bingo, and I enjoyed the evening shows in the main Princess Theater. Especially Fiera, that was one of the best shows I've seen at sea! I also saw two of the comedians onboard (Al Ducharme and Keith Bender), and they were both crazy hilarious and had the audience in stitches. The food was pretty good, but honestly my husband and I are pretty boring eaters so we're not the best people to give food reviews. They are very big on international dishes in the buffet (called the World Fresh Marketplace), and our preference would be more "American" food. But the selection is huge, and every lunch and dinner, they always had sections available for Asian, Indian, Mexican, and Italian, plus a different international focus each day. There was always a gluten-free section at every meal, and sugar-free desserts. The set-up of the buffet is confusing at first, because they seemed to often close down various sections and you had to walk around to find what was open, and they didn't have the same food in all the sections. What we really missed was a deli, like they have on Carnival. We ate in the main dining room a few times, and thought the food we had there was excellent. We had the plus package, so we were able to get the "premium" desserts for free, which we enjoyed. For premium desserts, you can have large ice cream sundaes (real ice cream, not soft serve) served in the buffet, or large cake slices served in the International Cafe. (They also have free soft serve for everyone on the Lido deck by the pool.) We booked our cruise a year and a half before sailing, so I don’t know if the current plus package still includes the desserts. One of the special things we did that I highly recommend is the Ultimate Balcony Dinner! That was really wonderful. They come to your room and bring a folding table and chairs and set everything up on your balcony (or inside if you prefer), using beautiful linens and tableware. They wait on you hand and foot, and serve a delicious meal, including champagne, rolls, two different plates of appetizers, a mesclun salad, and then a steak & lobster meal. (We changed this to steak and salmon.) Then lots of dessert! They wait outside in the hallway between courses, and pop back in to whisk the dishes away and bring you the next course, so they're not in your face but very attentive. It felt very romantic! I know Princess doesn't have a lot of the extras that some other cruise lines have, but I wish they'd invest in a decent mini golf course. On the Majestic, it's just a large putting green. I also wish they'd bring back full-size shuffleboard! I guess my age is showing.... All in all, we loved our cruise and the ship, and we wouldn't hesitate to sail on the Majestic again.
First cruise for a couple in their 40s. Amazed at how fast and easy getting on the ship was and that's including picking up our medallions as we forgot to have them mailed to us beforehand. We had a small inboard cabin that was well kept the entire trip. Was not much to it but the bed was comfortable and the washroom/shower were better than most hotels. Didn't spend a lot of time in there anyway as there's always something to do on the ship. Food was fantastic everywhere on the ship and the design of the World Marketplace in the middle center of the ship was brilliant. Honestly, the food there would have been good enough the entire week. We reserved the late dining time in Allegro all week and it was top notch. Menu variety every night was impressive and the atmosphere managed to feel cozy even though it's a large area. Theatre entertainment was great and it felt that each successive show over the week got larger and larger. The Irish duo who played in O'Malley's were fun and always drew a large crowd. My hands were actually sore from clapping after leaving the ship. Having purchased the drink package likely help that as well. The Medallion concept was great, although on two occasions I did not have my requested drink delivered even though the app said it was completed. I asked guest services about it and was told you need to wait a few more minutes sometimes even when it says delivered. Swimming with the dolphins in the Dominican is something I would recommend. The tour in Puerto Rico with an included dining experience was nice as well. Turks & Caicos we didn't have an excursion, just enjoyed to beach. All of the staff had great attitudes and were very accommodating. Didn't make any use of the fitness facilities and this cruise is definitely not tailored to small children, the few teenagers on board always seemed to have something to keep them busy. They gave us the wrong luggage tags for disembarking which we noticed and went to Guest Services. They helped us immediately and had it straightened out with the correct tags in 5 minutes. This was a great first cruise experience, it will be hard to pick another cruise line and believe it will be as good. I recommend this cruise ship to anyone.
From the moment you step aboard, we want you to feel welcomed and right at home. And with attentive service from a friendly staff that knows what hospitality means, you’ll find your Princess® ship truly is your home away from home.
Indulge your appetite whenever you wish on board Princess®. Every hour, our chefs are busy baking, grilling and sautéing great-tasting fare from scratch. Princess dining options include a wide range of culinary delights to suit any palate, from endless breakfast choices to salads, gourmet pizza, frosty treats, decadent desserts, and much more.
Casual, Specialty and Culinary Experiences
Dining on board a Princess® cruise ship is a joyful celebration and our specialty restaurants always deliver an extraordinary experience. They are among the best at sea – or anywhere. We serve dishes made with the freshest ingredients, and our menus reflect regional flavors from around the world. You'll find our specialty restaurants are the perfect place to celebrate any occasion. Additional charges apply.
From relaxing pursuits and enriching activities to world-class entertainment and gourmet cuisine, when you step aboard, you are setting a course for a world of wonderful new discoveries.
A wealth of diversions for nearly every interest – and mood
Original musicals, dazzling magic shows, feature films, top comedians and nightclubs that get your feet movin’ and groovin’. There’s something happening around every corner; luckily, you have a whole cruise of days and nights to experience it all.
Bars
Whether you're unwinding by the pool or raising a toast before dinner, our bars serve premium wines along with craft cocktails infused with local flavors, offering all the tastes you love.
Revitalize and refresh body, mind and soul with Princess®. From rejuvenating spa treatments and the tranquility of a top-deck retreat reserved just for adults to our state-of-the-art fitness centers, you’ll find all the elements for mind & body removal.
From family-friendly stateroom options to enriching youth and family programs, quality time is time well spent. Onboard activities spark curiosity and fuel creativity while excursions ashore engage and inspire.
