Yes, the Crown Princess recently completed a major drydock refurbishment in January 2026 in Singapore. This "refresh" was designed to modernize the guest experience ahead of the ship's deployment to Australia and its upcoming World Cruise. The most notable addition is O’Malley’s Irish Pub, a popular Princess Cruises concept that replaced the former Wheelhouse Bar; it serves classic pub fare like fish and chips and offers live music and whiskey flights. The ship’s gaming area was also completely reimagined as Gatsby’s Casino, featuring a new layout for better guest flow, updated slot machines, and a redesigned casino bar. Additionally, the former internet cafe space was transformed into an EFFY Lounge, a high-end jewelry retail space. Beyond these specific venues, the refurbishment included general "soft good" updates throughout the ship, such as new carpeting, refreshed upholstery in public lounges, and technical maintenance to improve fuel efficiency. While the 113,561-ton ship originally debuted in 2006, these 2026 updates ensure it remains competitive with newer vessels in the fleet by offering the signature amenities and dining options that modern Princess guests have come to expect.