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Regent to Cut Capacity on Explorer Class Ships by 10 Percent
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Cruise Industry News | Cruise News
Regent’s Explorer-class ships will feature improved crew- and space-to-guest ratios following their upcoming refits.
The Seven Seas Explorer, the Seven Seas Splendor and the Seven Seas Grandeur are set to undergo drydocks between late 2027 and late 2028.
Following the changes, the ships will also offer what Regent called the largest entry-level suites, spanning between 38 and 43 square meters.
Built at the Fincantieri shipyard in Italy, the Explorer-class vessels are currently the newest ships in Regent’s fleet and entered service between 2016 and 2023.
In addition to refurbishing its Explorer-class ships, the company is introducing a new ship class later this year with the debut of the Seven Seas Prestige.