Ship Classifications

[2BeOnaBoat]

I have been using the list below for a while to see if I can cruise on different ships. Someone asked me where I got the list and I can't remember.

 

Does the info look correct and any idea where it might be officially kept? I was using it to try different classes. I know Grand has Super-Grand but that is basically a larger version of the same layout.

 

 

Ships Capacity Space Ratio Class

Coral Princess 1974 46 Coral

Island Princess 1974 46 Coral

Crown Princess 3076 36 Crown

Emerald Princess 3080 36 Crown

Ruby Princess 3080 36 Crown

Diamond Princess 2674 43 Gem

Sapphire Princess 2674 43 Gem

Caribbean Princess 3128 36 Grand

Golden Princess 2632 41 Grand

Grand Princess 2602 41 Grand

Star Princess 2594 42 Grand

Ocean Princess 676 44 R

Pacific Princess 676 44 R

Dawn Princess 1998 38 Sun

Sea Princess 2016 38 Sun

Sun Princess 2022 38 Sun

Royal Princess 3560 39 Coming soon

[jb008]

Looks similar to, but not quite identical to, this list

http://www.shipcruise.org/cruise-articles/12-passenger-cruise-ships-capacity

 

Edit: A similar list is available on travelocity too. It's possible someone went through one of those types of lists and then annotated the ship class.

[geoherb]

I thought the Caribbean Princess would be the class for the post-Grand class ships instead of having it as a Grand class ship.

[Pam in CA]

To me, the biggest difference between the large ships (Grand, Gem and Crown) is whether it has an extra deck or not. Designating a ship as a different class because of a lounge or a different atrium configuration is confusing to me.