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Home›Shipbuilding›Spotted: Majestic Princess Shows Off New Livery
Shipbuilding

February 9, 2016 · about 10 years ago

Spotted: Majestic Princess Shows Off New Livery

The Majestic Princess, owned by Princess Cruises, the first cruise ship built and designed specifically for the China market, is debuting an elegant new livery design featuring the company’s iconic logo. The new livery design will roll out fleetwide over the next few years. The design symbolizes the

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The Majestic Princess, owned by Princess Cruises, the first cruise ship built and designed specifically for the China market, is debuting an elegant new livery design featuring the company’s iconic logo. The new livery design will roll out fleetwide over the next few years.

The design symbolizes the smooth and flowing gracefulness of ocean waves and represents the excitement and adventure of discovering the best the world has to offer.

“For nearly half a century our Princess logo has represented the adventure of cruise travel around the globe,” said Jan Swartz, Princess Cruises president. “ Now our ships sail to more than 360 ports of call worldwide and will be instantly recognized from afar. As the very first cruise ship built for China, we take great pride that Majestic Princess is our first ship to proudly display our new livery design.”

Majestic Princess reached a significant construction milestone when the Princess Cruises vessel “floated out” in its building dock at the Fincantieri shipyard in Monfalcone, Italy.

Scheduled to be delivered in April of 2017, the vessel, named Majestic Princess, will now undergo interior fittings.

Majestic Princess will home-port in Shanghai and carry 3,560 guests.

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