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Symphony dining room.

Symphony Dining Room One of the Royal Princess' three main dining rooms and features its "anytime" dining plan where guests can dine when, where and with whom they wish. The room also features a circular wine cellar where up to 12 passengers can enjoy a private dining experience surrounded by shelves full of wine.

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Princess Cruises Dining Room Menus (with food photos)

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Are you going on a Princess Cruise? If so, you know that one of the best parts of cruising is the cruise food.

We’ve recently disembarked from a great cruise on the Regal Princess , and I thought I’d share the main dining room menus (main dishes, appetizers and desserts) with you. While the order of the nightly menus may be different, it’s likely that you’ll see these menus and food choices on your upcoming Princess Cruise.

I’ve included photos of the dishes we ordered as well, just to whet your appetite.

If you’re cruising with Princess, here is a Princess Cruises packing list that you can use:  Princess Cruises Packing List 2022

Princess Main Dining Room – Things to Know

Dine my way.

Cruising in 2022 has changed, and this includes the main dining room experience on Princess Cruises . While in the past Princess had “traditional dining” and “Anytime Dining”, this has been replaced with “Dine My Way”.

You can now reserve your dining times in advance on the Medallion Class app as you get ready for your cruise. Please note, if you’re in Club Class , you don’t need to make a reservation.

In our experience, you could also just show up at the main dining room (in our case Concerto) and be seated without an advanced reservation as well, although there could be a wait time.

Princess Favorites

In addition to nightly menu options, there are Princess Favorites that are always available. We did see some changes from past Princess Favorites. One classic that remains is the famous Fettuccine Alfredo.

Order as Much as You Want

If you are interested in more than one appetizer, or want to try 2 main dishes, go for it! In our experience, the waiters were very accommodating and would even offer to add a lobster tail to our steak dinner one night when we were undecided between 2 delicious options.

Have more tips to share? Please leave a comment or let me know about a recent experience in the comments below this post.

Princess Cruises Main Dining Room Menus

Princess dining room menu – night 1.

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Princess Cruises has some of our favorite cruise foods. While not every dish was our favorite, we found so many main dishes, appetizers and desserts that we absolutely loved!

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Regal Princess Dining and Restaurant Guide (and Food Review)

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If there’s one thing that will never happen on a Princess Cruise, it’s for a guest to go hungry! There are dozens of dining options to choose from – many of them included within the complimentary dining plan – so you can almost eat in a different restaurant every evening. This ship is a food lover’s paradise!  

During the eleven days I was onboard the Regal Princess, I was able to try almost every single one of the restaurants onboard. So I’ve put together a little food review and restaurant guide for the Regal Princess to help you plan your trip. I’ve also separated everything into what’s included and what costs extra – so you know exactly what your options are. So get ready to eat, and be warned: you’ll probably come home heavier!

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READ MORE: Check out my full review of the Regal Princess for more information on the ship! 

Regal Princess Dining: Included in Your Cruise Fare

Princess cruises anytime dining vs traditional dining.

A lot of people don’t realise that the “main dining room” on a Princess Cruise is one of the restaurants included in their dining package. On board the Regal Princess there are actually three main dining rooms – two for anytime dining and one for fixed.

So what’s the difference between anytime dining and fixed dining? Fixed dining means you’ll dine at the same time every night, at either 5:45pm or 8:15pm .  You’ll be assigned a table in Allegro’s and will be there at the same time every evening (unless you choose to dine elsewhere). That way, you’re always guaranteed a table right away, but of course you can’t be as flexible with your plans. Anytime dining means exactly that – you can turn up at any time, but if it’s busy you may have to wait for a table. The anytime dining rooms on the Regal Princess are Symphony and Concerto – you’ll be assigned one and then you can simply head there when you’re ready for dinner.

Symphony, Concerto, and Allegro

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Plus afternoon tea (included). Opening times vary* depending on ship and voyage.

The three main dining rooms on board the Regal Princess are Symphony, Concerto, and Allegro. All of them have the same menu every night, so you don’t need to feel left out about only being assigned one. The menu is a la carte and changes every day, although there’s also a list of about 5/6 “Princess Favourites” which are available every day – like pasta alfredo and cheeseburgers.

I loved the food in the main dining room on the Regal Princess. Especially the creme brulee (I had it 4 times in 11 days so it deserves a special mention!). And honestly the service was amazing – our waiter Edgar was an absolute legend, and every time we headed into Symphony we were treated like family.

Regal Princess Buffet – Horizon Court and Horizon Bistro

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Opening times vary depending on ship and voyage.

On the Regal Princess, the two buffet restaurants are up on the lido deck near the top of the ship. They’re next door to each other and both are open, so it’s possible to take food from both buffets at the same time. Although buffets aren’t my favourite way to dine (and they threaten my self control!) it’s definitely a quick, convenient way to eat without needing to hang around for a table. Perfect if you’re in a hurry to head off for a tour or to catch the evening entertainment. And the buffet breakfasts on board the Regal Princess are epic – I’ve never seen so much choice in my life!

In the middle of the Horizon Bistro you’ll also find the Pastry Shop , which was definitely my favourite part of the buffet. Don’t miss the chocolate and almond croissants at breakfast! And during lunch and dinner the cake selections are overwhelming.

International Café

Open 24 hours.

The International Cafe is perfect for a quick breakfast or lunch on the go. Or if you find yourself in dire need of a cake at any time of the day or night. It’s open 24/7 with pastries, sandwiches, and other snacks – as well as a  coffee bar*. Like many guests, I was a huge fan of the egg and bacon muffins they serve in the morning – perfect if you’re in a rush. Or if you had one too many glasses of wine the night before!

*Additional charges apply to the speciality coffees. 

Alfredo’s Pizzeria

For a break from the standard dining rooms and buffets, make a reservation at Alfredo’s. This is a sit-down restaurant serving up gourmet pizzas made fresh to order. We had a quick dinner in here before heading out to St Petersburg to catch the ballet and it was really tasty. Try the calzone – I loved it!

Poolside Food – Trident Grill and Prego Pizzeria

Can’t tear youself away from the pool? The Regal Princess have you covered, with two great poolside dining options. Prego Pizzeria serves up pizza by the (enormous) slice , and across the bar is the sizzling Trident Grill . Hot dogs, made-to-order burgers, and chips* make up the tasty on-the-go lunchtime offerings. In the evening, Trident Grill steps it up a notch with smokehouse-barbecue dishes like chili, texas style brisket, and spare ribs. Perfect for a casual dinner al-fresco.

Also to be found pool-side is the Swirls ice cream parlour. Soft-serve ice cream – with sprinkles – included in your cruise fare! You can’t ask for more than that!

*(aka French Fries to my US readers)

In Room Breakfast

Are you the kind of person who, like me, can’t get out of bed in the morning? Luckily, there’s also the option to order breakfast to your room – free of charge. You can place on order online or by filling out the order card in your room and hanging it on your door.

Simply select the time you want it delivered, and what you’d like; and your steward will do the rest. It was lovely sipping my morning coffee on the balcony every morning, looking over the view of a new port in a new country. I found that there weren’t too many options for the in-room breakfast, though. If you want a big breakfast or lots of choice I suggest heading to the dining room or the buffet instead.

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Regal Princess Dining Options – Not Included

If all the included restaurants aren’t quite enough for you, or you want to treat yourself for a special occaision, there are a whole host of extra Princess Cruises dining options available for an additional charge. Some of them really aren’t too bad considering the quantity (and quality) of the food you’ll be getting. Here’s my break down of the extra dining options on board the Regal Princess – and what I thought of them…

Unless otherwise stated, prices don’t include drinks. 

$25 per person

This Italian speciality restaurant is a firm favourite among Princess guests, and it’s easy to see why. This was one of my favourite meals on board – I loved my creamy ravioli, and the quartet of mini desserts was sublime. Although every bit as friendly as the rest of the ship, service felt a little bit more formal and fancy – perfect if you’re having a special occaision.

Wine Makers Dinner

$40 per person (inclusive of drinks)

I think it’s safe to say that the Wine Makers Dinner was one of the dining highlights of our time on the Regal Princess. An extra special set menu, where each course is paired with a different wine. This is a fantastic way to explore the best wines on board the ship, and to indulge in some amazing food too. I really enjoyed the whole expeirence and given how generous the staff are with the wine, I think this is one of the best value experiences on the ship. Ideal if you’re looking for something a little different!

Chef’s Table Lumiere

$115 per person

This is one of the few Regal Princess dining experiences I didn’t try during my trip – but it’s one that comes highly recommended. Princess Cruises created the first ever chef’s table experience at sea, and their new Chef’s Table Lumiere in the Allegro dining room takes it to a new level. The large dining table is surrounded by a “curtain of light” to keep it separate. I’ve only seen pictures, so I can’t say more than that, but it looks like a fabulously extravagent affair!

Crown Grill

$29 per person

Another of my dining highlights on board the Regal Princess was our epic steak dinner at the Crown Grill. Steak and seafood are the specialities of the theatre-style kitchen here – and we were not dissappointed. Before ordering, the Maître D’ brought out a whole array of steaks to talk us through all the different cuts of meat. From tender filet mignon to enormous porterhouse steaks, there’s something for every meat lover. It was all so well prepared, and I loved the choice of salts to accompaniy everything. And you can upgrade your main to include a side of lobster tail – something I heavily regretted not doing after seeing it on other peoples’ plates!

Bar Menus and Pop-Ups

The above Regal Princess restaurants aren’t even the end of the speciality dining options! There’s so much more to discover that I wasn’t able to cover it all, even with 11 days to play with. Many of the bars also serve food. There’s a tapas menu in Vines, and the Outrigger Bar serves made to order Mexican treats like burritos and flautas. The Ocean Terrace is an a la carte seafood bar. And there’s daily afternoon tea, too. The main dining room serves one which is included in your cruise fare, or there’s Royal Afternoon Tea in the Atrium atarting at $10 per person.

Plus there are occaisional pop up dining experiences, like the Crab Shack which is hosted within the Horizon Court. Oh.. AND there are special packages where you can have a picnic in a cabana in the adults-only Sanctuary on deck 17. In short, the Regal Princess is full of choice when it comes to dining!

From $1.50 per scoop

If you have a sweet tooth like me there are plenty of places to indulge it on board the Regal Princess. I loved the ice cream parlour Gelato on deck five. They had a great range of flavours and toppings, as well as fresh made crepes and waffles.

Regal Princess Bars

There’s no shortage of bars on board the Regal Princess! You have at least 12 to choose from – and possibly even more that I never discovered. In 11 days I don’t think I came close to trying all the bars on the ship! My favourites were Vines – a speciality wine bar that serves champagne by the glass – and the Retreat Bar in the adult’s only pool area on the Lido Deck. With so many to choose from and some fab cocktails to be found in all of them, I suggest you simply explore the ship and discover your favourites.

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Have you travelled on the Regal Princess – or with Princess Cruises before? What did you think of the dining options and food on board?

My trip was kindly supported by Princess Cruises and Traverse Events. As always, all words and opinions in the post are my own and unbiased. 

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17 thoughts on “Regal Princess Dining and Restaurant Guide (and Food Review)”

Looks yummy!

It was all delicious!! The food was definitely one of my highlights :)

The food looks amazing! How were the vegetarian / vegan options on board?

Errr, I have to confess I didn’t really notice!! There was definitely at least one veggie option in the main dining room every night, and of course at the buffet you can basically choose anything – there were plenty of veggie things you could build a nice meal out of. And I know they had plenty of soy milk for the coffees etc. Plus they are so accommodating on baord I’m sure you’d have absolutely no trouble as a vegetarian or vegan!

wow! how divine!

Divine is right!! That food was amaaazing!!

Wow, all of that looks so yummy and gourmet!)

Will be on the Regal Princess in 8 days. Been a few years since we’ve been on Princess. The last few cruises have been with Uniworld and Oceania. Oceania cuisine is regarded to be the best at sea. This cruise is a bit of an experiment to see how Princess compares these days with the Oceania sailing we did 4 months ago

Oooh how exciting! I’d love to hear how you think it compares – get back to me after your trip. I’ve never sailed with Oceania but I really enjoyed my Princess cruise, it was so much fun and the food was really very good. Have a lovely trip and enjoy yourself :)

We are about to start our 13th princess cruise second on regal. The ship is amazing and food is out of this world. We look forward to dining at the crown grill for the best steaks on the high seas.

Eeek have fun! I’m not jealous at all!!! Where are you headed?

I am on the Regal Princess as I write this. We’re on our way to Messina. The service is excellent throughout the ship and the Medallion Class technology is really cool. My issue lies with the food. Last night in the Allegro Dining room, I ordered the Steak Diane and was served a wafer thin sirloin steak that was like shoe leather. Tonight I ordered the Braised Short Ribs. A chunk of fat and gristle connected to an inedible piece of meat arrived. I showed it to my server who seemed indifferent to it and asked if I’d like something else. I declined and he said that he would tell the chef. In 4 days, I have not seen anything that vaguely resembles the food in this article. The buffet is actually better than the dining room. Perhaps it’s a result of cutbacks post-covid, but it’s pretty disappointing.

Oh no, that’s such a shame to hear. I loved the food on both my trips on the Regal Princess – the first in 2019 and the second in summer 2021 just after they reopened. Have you tried speaking to the customer services team on board? The company take a lot of pride in their food experiences so I imagine they would want to hear your feedback :)

nay dietary need (vegan , sugar free) if you contact princess ahead they will meet and exceed expectations with your diet I have a couple dietary needs and the head waiter each night assisted in choosing form the next nights menu to assure I had every thing i needed

Thanks so much for commenting, that’s really helpful. Good to know they are great with dietary needs :)

We took our granddaughter on our cruise to the Caribbean last February, she is vegan and also has a peanut allergy. She had no problems with food, loved the vast selection and the wait staff was very helpful.

Oh that’s great to hear! I did another cruise on the Regal Princess recently and 2 of our group were vegan – they were so well catered for! Every mealtime people went out of their way to sort them with great food :)

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Under the new medallion system it seems I can request whichever dining room I want. AS I'll be booking for the same one for the entire cruise, is one of the three dining rooms considered the nicest, particularly for a table of two?

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I've eaten in all 3, Allegro is what was used for traditional dining. However I thought the Symphony and Concerto were prettier based on the artwork and murals.

We chose to find in Allegro one night and Concerto another, both are very nice. Symphony was closed on our cruise as they were still operating limited numbers.

They all have the same menus. Waiters rotate around. It isn't that exceptional waiters are assigned to a specific DR. Allegro is on deck 6 aft and more difficult to get to and exit from. Access is by the elevators or stairs from deck 7 or above. No access from mid ship decks 6 or 5. We think the mid ship DR's are in a better location with easier access to other areas of the ship.

Most tables for two in all DR's consist of a bank seat with a chair. There are some exceptions. You can see it in the photos, the top left large photo.

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Horizon bistro is the best, by far.

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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (May 30, 2024) - Princess Cruises, the world's most iconic cruise brand, has launched its all-new "Love Line Premium Liquors" collection. Crafted in collaboration with renowned celebrities Pitbull, Jason Aldean and Romero Britto, this exclusive line of wines and spirits promises an unparalleled experience for guests sailing aboard ships from the Love Boat.

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Regal Princess Dining Main Rooms - Symphony vs Concerto vs Allegro

By Mrk2868 , August 28, 2021 in Princess Cruises

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What is the difference between the 3 main dining rooms (Allegro, Concerto & Symphony) on the Regal Princess? 

Which is the best one to book or is there very little real difference?

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We've eaten at the Concerto and Symphony and not much difference - they are just standard dining rooms although  Concerto has a Club Class section. Never been to Allegro as this was previously set aside for Traditional Dining - it's also at the back of the ship on Deck 6 and can only be accessed from the aft stairs/elevators. The other dining rooms are closer to midship and bars around the Piazza.

There's no big difference. On the Majestic this week, Symphony has been a little bit less crowded than Concerto. I haven't dined in Allegro.

They all have the same menu. No wow difference in the decor. Most wait staff is good or excellent. Wait staff rotate around during their contracts. Princess does not place all the best waiters in one DR. Personally we like the mid ship DR's. Closer to the activities, easier to access.

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We dined in Allegro on the cruise that ended 28th August. It seemed smaller than Concerto. We always asked to be sat with the same waiters. They had a small semi-enclosed side area, with a few tables, which we really liked. Massive credit to Oleksiy and Francis, our favourite waiters.

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The 10 Biggest Cruise Ships in the World

Where to float on the biggest boats.

E very vessel that's once held the title of "biggest cruise ship" has one thing in common: It is a destination in and of itself. Of course, these enormous passenger cruise ships also transport guests to thrilling ports, exotic islands and remote locations too. It's almost as if you could live on a cruise ship !

These massive ships each have so much going on: theater and music on a multitude of stages, water slides, roller coasters and go-kart tracks, zip lines, ice skating rinks, laser tag arenas—you name it. There are also hidden cruise features waiting to be discovered and more restaurants than you will ever need to feed yourself. They are, simply put, awe-inspiring creations. Have you ever thought about how cruise ships float ?

One of the most important cruise tips for vacationing on one of these big boats is to accept that you won't be able to do it all on your first visit. Thankfully, with many itineraries to choose from, you can sail on the largest cruise ship again and again, learn cruise ship code words and have new experiences every single time you're on board one of these massive ships.

What is largest cruise ship in the world?

The current reigning champion is Royal Caribbean's Wonder of the Seas. But next year, there will be a brand-new biggest cruise ship, the Royal Caribbean Icon of the Seas . Planned with 20 decks, 2,805 staterooms, seven pools and nine hot tubs, the future largest ship in the world is currently being built in Finland. Here are the details about the biggest and grandest ships to sail on.

Wonder of the Seas

Cruise line: Royal Caribbean

Length: 1,188 feet

Width: 215 feet

Guest capacity: 7,084

A true wonder, the current biggest ship in the world delights guests every week with a feast of activities, shows, meals and memories. Royal Caribbean's Wonder of the Seas , an Oasis-class ship that is a city at sea, has 16 guest decks, 2,204 crew members from every corner of the planet and more than 10 bars and 20 dining destinations—nine of which are complimentary. Curiously, even though the Icon of the Seas will eventually take the mantle as the largest cruise ship, Wonder will still have more staterooms than its new big sister, a whopping 2,867 of them.

It also features a carousel on a real boardwalk, a dry slide that twists down 10 decks, surfing simulators, a laser tag arena, an ice skating rink and a zip line that spans the interior width of the ship. It also has interior rooms with balconies that look out over the restaurant and a tree-lined neighborhood that looks like Central Park. Wonder of the Seas will soon lose its crown as the biggest cruise ship in the world, but it'll never lose its ability to provide unique vacations thanks to affordable cruises for every kind of traveler.

World Europa

Cruise line: MSC

Length: 1,093 feet

Width: 154 feet

Guest capacity: 6,762

MSC is not only a privately held shipping company, the largest in the world, they are also the maker of some of the largest cruise ships in the world. The World Europa , which took to the sea for the first time in 2022, is currently escorting passengers all over the Mediterranean, using one of the cleanest marine fuels to do so.

The World Europa features some of the best rooms on a cruise ship, thanks to having the most cabins with a balcony. It also has the world's longest dry slide at sea, taking adventurous cruisers down 12 decks in a shiny, twisting stainless steel tube, and bumper cars in a SportsPlex arena that also hosts rollerblading—not at the same time, however. People looking for something a little less dramatic will enjoy six pools, some surrounded by tropical greenery, 14 whirlpools and MSC's first-ever department store at sea. Finally, you'll never go hungry on this ship , given its 10 restaurants, including four main dining rooms and three buffets.

Cruise line: P&O Cruises

Length: 1,130 feet

Width: 138 feet

Guest capacity: 6,685

Whether you want the sunshine of the Caribbean or the culture found in and around Mediterranean ports, Arvia is P&O's largest cruise ship and one of the biggest cruise ships in the world, with 1,800 crew members, a three-screen cinema complex, a wide range of staterooms to choose from and four pools, including an infinity pool with a swim-up bar. There are also nearly two dozen whirlpool spas, a sauna, steam room and a hydrotherapy pool.

This means that whether you're taking a singles cruise or have children in tow—the Arvia is a family-friendly ship with age-specific kids clubs on board—serious rest and relaxation are definitely on the agenda. Then, when you're feeling spry and ready for some adventure during your vacation at sea, you can try an escape room or ropes course, play in the sports arena or strut your stuff in a dance class.

Costa Toscana

Cruise line: Costa Cruises

Length: 1,105 feet

Width: 137 feet

Guest capacity: 6,600

A sister to the Smeralda , the Costa Toscana became the fleet's largest cruise ship when it took to the water in March 2022. The ship uses LNG propulsion engines to make sea travel more sustainable, both while cruising and in ports of call around the world. An international crew of 1,678 works to deliver dream vacations for up to 6,600 passengers who will love to discover all there is to do, see and experience on board.

The ship has 1,550 staterooms ranging from interior cabins to elaborate suites, a baker's dozen pools and whirlpools, and a total of 20 restaurants, bars and lounges. Costa's new flagship vessel is a smart city at sea, offering subtly high-tech sailings that provide fun for the whole family, thanks to Peppa Pig character parties, an aqua park with water slides and a mind-bending skywalk 213 feet above the ocean! So book a vacation on one of the largest cruise ships in the world, then pack your cruise ducks and your appetite for learning how to cook at Toscana 's Food LAB cooking school, among other adventures at sea.

Celebration

Cruise line: Carnival

Guest capacity: 6,631

As cruise lines jockey for position at the top of the biggest cruise ship in the world leaderboard, the original family-fun ships are also getting larger. A total of 1,735 international crew, famously considered the best in the business, will ensure that every family's cruise on the Celebration not only maximizes the fun but also the memories, and all at some of the most affordable prices in the cruise industry.

This ship has BOLT, the first roller coaster at sea, Dr. Seuss children's themed cruises with character appearances, and incredible water parks with multiple slides. Delicious food is made fast-and-fresh at Guy's Burger Joint, Shaq's Big Chicken and the Seafood Shack, as well as tasty street-food carts located near the pools. Plus, with all the extra space on the largest cruise ship in their fleet, Carnival's Playlist Productions has more stages to dazzle you and your kids with famously fantastic live music and musical theater.

Cruise line: Norwegian

Length: 1,094 feet

Width: 136 feet

Guest capacity: 3,998

With 1,700 crew members and more than 2,000 staterooms, including suites in The Haven—Norwegian's luxurious, private and tranquil ship-within-a-ship concept high atop the ship, which comes with 24-hour butler service and its own lavish sundeck—the Encore ranks among the largest cruise ships in the world. Curiously, this vessel from 2019 is still the largest in the Norwegian fleet! Both Prima  and the forthcoming Viva were built after Encore but are considerably smaller in size, bucking the cruise industry trend of "bigger is better."

Encore shines as a superior and super big ship, the fourth in the Breakaway Plus class, and features a multi-deck go-kart track, the Cavern Club music venue, fashioned after the famous Liverpool room where The Beatles became big, a virtual-reality gaming room, an outdoor laser-tag arena and some of the best food at sea. No doubt, this will become one of every passenger's favorite cruises.

Symphony of the Seas

Width: 216 feet

Guest capacity: 6,680

None of the many all-inclusive cruises take place on the largest cruise ships, but you may be forgiven for thinking you're enjoying an all-inclusive experience on Symphony of the Seas . The ship's many spectacular activities include a zip line that soars above the boardwalk many decks below, an old-fashioned carousel, Broadway-style theater shows, surfing simulators and the 10-story Abyss dry slide. There's also delicious food all over the ship that is 100% complimentary. And while you may fly on the zip line over and over again, you'll probably still wonder, Why do cruise ships have wings ?

After its maiden voyage in April 2018, Symphony was the biggest cruise ship in the world. But because of its ingenious neighborhood concept, guests rarely feel overcrowded. Seven distinct areas carve up the ship into unique spaces to play, eat, stroll, sleep and enjoy live entertainment, and the traffic flows brilliantly to make passengers feel as though they're on a more intimate ship and not cruising with upward of 6,680 other people in more than 2,700 staterooms, some of which are interior cabins with balconies that boast views of the Central Park neighborhood's greenery and eateries.

Cruise line: AIDA

Guest capacity: 6,654

While American travelers looking to cruise the Caribbean may not encounter her, the AIDAnova is not only the largest cruise ship in the AIDA fleet, she's also a revolutionary lady. The ship's Four Elements adventure deck, with its three water slides and climbing garden under the dome of a retractable glass roof, drops jaws on every sailing. The ship's more than 2,600 staterooms with 20 different types, ranging from a glorious two-deck penthouse to budget-friendly interior cabins, allow guests to sleep well and arrive in port well rested, and the two-deck spa offering 80 different treatments provides even more healing and luxury.

But AIDAnova is also impressive because it made history as the world's first cruise ship to be powered in port and at sea by liquefied natural gas (LNG), the world's cleanest burning fossil fuel. It's important that big ships can be more sustainable, but did you ever wonder why there are big balls on cruise ships ?

Sun Princess

Cruise line: Princess

Length: 1,133 feet

Guest capacity: 4,300

The Love Boat is getting much, much bigger! Yes, this is the namesake ship from the beloved '70s TV show. With 2,150 cabins, the Sun Princess is close to carrying 4,300 passengers to Europe for its inaugural season later this year. And then all around the world, people will be asking, "Why do cruise ships have to stop in Canada?"

The third ship in the history of the fleet to be graced with the iconic name, the S un Princess is poised to be a fan favorite. There are more than 29 bars, lounges and restaurants on board, with the Sea View Terrace and Bar ensconced in glass at the top and front of the ship, book-ended by the Wake View Terrace at the back, which has a stunning infinity pool hanging off the edge. Drawing inspiration from the tiered terraces of Santorini, Greece, this evocative area will have an indoor/outdoor pool to enjoy supreme relaxation during the day. But once the sun says goodbye, the pool becomes a stage and the dome above transforms into an entertainment venue with eye-popping lighting effects.

Length: 1,085 feet

Width: 141 feet

Guest capacity: 6,334

Come June 2023, one of the newest and biggest cruise ships at sea will be carrying eager pasengers, and more than 1,700 dedicated crew members, to world-class destinations in Northern Europe and the Mediterranean. While on board the Euribia , cruisers will enjoy a massive amount of personal space (100-plus square feet per person) at any one of five unique pools, including one of the most intricate waterparks at sea, covering more than 10,000 square feet.

These watery areas of rest, relaxation and revelry will comfortably accommodate more than 1,000 guests at a time. Indoors, a 360-foot-long Mediterranean-style promenade is lined with myriad shops, along with some of the 20 bars and 10 restaurants found on the ship. It also features a domed LED screen that magically displays the sky and other animations throughout the day and night. MSC continues to be a favorite cruise line of environmentalist travelers looking to ease their mind and minimize their footprint, as the Euribia has an advanced onboard wastewater treatment system that doesn't allow any water to leave the ship without being treated and cleaned.

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