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Sirena sailed for Princess Cruises as Ocean Princess before joining Oceania in April 2016. Before her debut she received a refit of nearly $50 million that added Owner's and Vista Suites. She has about 684 guests and shares her R-class design with Insignia and Nautica. Her specialty restaurants are Red Ginger and Tuscan Steak. Oceania has announced her sale, with handover planned for spring 2028.

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