PALM
BEACH PRINCESS
UPPER DECK PICTURES Photos Of Outdoor Recreation Decks On A
Cruise Ship
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Welcome to
The
Palm Beach Princess Unoffical Guide's Cruise Ship Upper Deck Pictures
web page. Thank you for
visiting.
This page highlights the outdoor
deck space available to
passengers on the Palm Beach Princess casino cruise ship.
This page is one of several
picture pages that provide a virtual
tour of the Palm Beach Princess gambling cruise ship. If
you would like to start from the beginning, click here.
Current cruise schedules and pricing information can be found on
the official Palm Beach Princess web site. Click here to visit the
pbcasino.com... the official Palm Beach Princess web site.
OUTDOOR DECKS ABOARD THE PALM BEACH
PRINCESS
The Palm Beach Princess features several
outside decks. There is
no "continuous" outdoor deck on which you can walk all the way around
the ship. You will need to climb and descend staircases as you
move around the ship's exterior.
M/V PALM BEACH
PRINCESS SHIP SPECIFICATIONS
Length:
420 Feet
Draft:
15 Feet (depth of water
required for passage)
Beam:
53.8 Feet (ship width)
Speed:
19 Knots Maximum
Engines:
3 Nohab Wing Diesels
Screws:
3 (propellers)
Displacement: 6,659 Gross Tons
Builder:
Wartsila of Helsinki, Finland (1964)
Decks:
8
Guests:
850 Maximum Passenger Capacity
Staff:
190
Registry:
Panama
History:
Cruise ship & ferry in the Europe
& Bahamas. Click here
for ship's history.
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Amidships is this nice deck.
It can be found just below the
lifeboats. This is the lowest of the outdoor decks.
The lifeboat storage deck is
one level above. This level provides
walkway access forward to the bow viewing area.
Picture of the bow
viewing area. This is the best
place to watch the ship leave (and reenter) port. Note that the
cruise ship's horn is
nearby. The ship's horn is quite loud when
heard from this location.
View from the bow observation area
looking forward.
It's interesting to watch the large dock lines being handled when
leaving or reentering port.
Large equipment seen on the bow deck includes a giant capstan and windlass for handling the ship's
anchor and dock lines.
There is little shade
available on the upper decks of the Palm
Beach Princess. TIP: Some passengers
prefer to watch the ship leave
port from this shady location.
It can be found on the forward bow
observation deck, just under the ship's bridge.
Picture of the ship's bridge.
This bridge design is open to the
elements. It allows the captain
to walk from one side of the ship
to the other without exiting the helm area.
Picture of the uppermost deck
on the Palm Beach Princess. This
deck offers great views and strong sunshine for
sunbathers. No shaded areas are
available.
All the way aft (rear) are two
outdoor passenger decks. The
higher of the two features a shaded
bar. The lower deck features
the ship's pool.
A passenger takes in the ocean view
from the after deck (near the pool.)
A couple enjoys the sights
from the very back of the Palm Beach
Princess. Singer Island and the Palm Beach Inlet (Lake Worth
Inlet) are seen in the distance as the ship heads to sea.
From
here we move on to explore the ship's swimming
facilities, outside bar
and lifeboats. Click
here to continue our virtual tour.
If you are
looking for additional examples of cruise
ship public areas, click
here for informative photos from Cruise
101: A Beginner's Guide To Cruise Ships.
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CONTACT
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your Palm Beach Princess tips. Click
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Unoffical Guide. Remember that this guide
is independent and not associated with the operators of the Palm Beach
Princess.
If you need to know the latest Palm Beach Princess sailing schedules and fares, click
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Palm Beach Princess web site.
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you for visiting The Palm Beach Princess
Unoffical Guide.
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