Which Princess ships use Salt Water

[CaribbeanIsland]

I read the Royal Princess uses salt water - any others?

[srphnx]

NO, it is a selling (sailing) point that they don't in fact.

 

Life is at it's best when your address floats

<FONT color=red>Alaska</FONT>

Diamond Princess 05/04 ~~ Mercury 06/02

Rhapsody o.t. Seas 05/98 ~~ Legend o.t. Seas 09/95

<FONT color=red>Mexican Riviera</FONT>

Diamond Princess 12/04

Diamond Princess 11/04 ~~ Diamond Princess 04/04

Sea Princess 01/02 ~~ Vision o.t. Seas 04/02<FONT color=red>

West Coast-Baja Mexico</FONT>

Ecstacy 09/01

<FONT color=red>Eastern Carribean</FONT>

Century 12/97

<FONT color=red>Western Carribean</FONT>

Century 9/96

 

[Doug&Nadine]

If you mean in the swimming pools, the Tahitian Princess is the only Princess ship that I have been on that uses salt water in their pool. Pacific Princess may also use salt water as they were both Rennaisance ships.

 

Sapphire Princess - Coastal

[Hlitner]

Yep, I would assume the Pacific also uses salt. This was the design on all the Ren R ships (they are all identical). Princess would have to do some major plumbing to change this system, and they have yet to do any major renovations on the old R ships.

 

Hank

[usavvy2]

Royal used it in their swimming pool last July/August. Burns like anything! (bring goggles!)

 

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Royal Princess 9/04/04 - "Europe or Bust!" 

[Colo Cruiser]

The Royal Princess will also be sold next year.

 

We are sailing in

 

10/21/04 ISLAND PRINCESS HAWAII

[usavvy2]

But it's still a Princess line ship THIS year (and that's when I'm going again). Maybe they'll make some changes in dry dock. But I'll pack goggles just in case.

 

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Royal Princess 9/04/04 - "Europe or Bust!"