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Wheelchair-accessible cabins are The boat has 18 decks , of which 15 are passenger-accessible and 8 with cabins. Emerald Princess features three dining rooms, all offering a tasteful, Caribbean-themed menu.
Botticelli is for fixed-seating dining, while Michaelangelo and Da Vinci are for passengers who have chosen "Anytime Dining". Reservations are available but are not required. Da Vinci also welcomes guests for waiter-service breakfast and lunch. Rotating menu options include soups, appetizers, mains and desserts. There are also signature pasta and choices like Caesar salad and salmon.
The healthy Lotus Spa selections are low in sodium and fat. The Horizon section serves as a lido buffet restaurant and features breakfast buffets. Lunch choices may include unusual dishes like peanut butter sandwiches and fried banana.
There is also the Italian-styled piazza, around which are located the International Cafe with its wonderful coffees and scrumptious pastries, quiche and chocolate fondue ; across the way is Vines, ship's wine and sushi bar it's got the only really good wine list onboard Emerald. In January Celebrity chef Curtis Stone teamed up with Princess Cruises for his first-at-sea speciality restaurant serving high-quality, inventive food.
Share replaced the signature Italian Sabatini's and introduced new bedding, dining options, entertainment and more. Its menu features five areas from which to select multiple dishes and a charcuterie platter. It's hard to order only one of each, as there are enticing recipes like a twice-cooked duck with fennel, parmesan crumb and bacon jus; or shrimp salad with turnip, citrus salt, brioche and lemon gel.
Share is only found on board Emerald Princess and Ruby Princess , for now. If you wonder why to pay extra at Share, here are the cool things about the brand new Curtis Stone restaurant which make it worth the splurge. Food like this cannot be found anywhere else on the ship. Emerald Princess and Ruby Princess are simple when it comes to dining venues. Before Share, both ships had three main dining rooms, a steakhouse and a buffet, all of which average in terms of overall experience and quality.
From its celebrity chef to its natural ingredients and perfectly sized portions, you won't find food like Share's anywhere else on the ship. Perfect for couples and large groups.
This space is open, airy and large, with long tables and more intimate seating arrangements. Large groups have enough room to engage and share dishes. Couples can enjoy more peace and quiet. The ambience is upscale, yet not stuffy. Share's family-style dining and chic decor allow guests to dress their best and still feel relaxed.
Passengers will feel more like they're in someone's home, talking and passing plates across the table. Service at Share is second to none. The wait staff is knowledgeable about the menu and all ingredients handpicked by the celebrity chef's team. According to Stone: "The enthusiasm in that kitchen right now is actually unparalleled to anything I've ever done; they're so energetic and so up for it. Guests will have room for dessert. Appetizers, entrees and dessert options, complementing a cheese plate, are conservative in size.
Passengers will not only expand their palate by picking at multiple dishes but will also be able to satisfy their sweet tooth. The Princess Emerald Theater is the main venue on Emerald Princess for comedy acts and production shows with a variety of music and selections appealing to a broad mix of ages.
Each of the ship's venues has a different offering. Crooners feature music trivia contests and a pianist. Explorer's Lounge hosts events for everything from Wii sports tournaments to art auctions, plus comedy shows and magicians. The Piazza offers various demonstrations, circus-lite acts and musical performances throughout the day.
Club Fusion is a part game show, part nightclub venue. Skywalker Nightclub, Princess' trademark, hosts the 70's-, the 80's- and the 90's-inspired nights and a few nights with a variety of modern music. For low-key dancing, head to the Wheelhouse Bar, which hosts combos playing standards and soft rock. Follows the complete list of Emerald Princess lounges, clubs and other entertainment venues for kids, teens and adults.
The ship's drydock refurbishment in November 30 - December 13 was for general maintenance no deck plan changes were announced ahead. The deck plans changes and news include:. Emerald Princess itinerary program is based on cruises to Norway's fjords, Baltic, Mediterranean sea and the Canary Islands. The ship's European homeport is Southampton UK. Princess Cruises revealed the best of cruising throughout Europe in , with the line's popular itineraries sailing from the Mediterranean and the Princess Cruises announced that due to continued uncertainty regarding the timing for the resumption of passenger shipping operations in the region In the Caribbean While Princess Cruises continues to work with a variety of the United States and Canadian government officials in order to preserve a portion of the Princess Cruises announced that upon the line's approval to return to service next year its global fleet will feature MedallionClass Experience Princess Cruises Emerald ship is from company's Grand-class series, with same-designed sisterhips Crown and Ruby.
The ship was delivered in March The naming ceremony was preceded by the inaugural cruise maiden voyage - which is not the common practice.
The voyage started from Port Civitavecchia-Rome , cruising around the Greek Isles and other Mediterranean destinations.
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