Major cruise lines

Royal Caribbean

Record-breaking ships packed with thrills — surf simulators, waterparks, ice rinks, and Perfect Day at CocoCay.

The fleet (29 ships)

• Star of the Seas

  Second Icon-class giant sailing from Port Canaveral with the Category 6 waterpark.

  Guests

  5,610

  Tonnage

  248,663 GT

  Length

  1,198 ft

  Built

  2025

  Refurbished

  —

• Icon of the Seas

  The world’s largest cruise ship, with eight neighborhoods and the largest waterpark at sea.

  Guests

  5,610

  Tonnage

  248,663 GT

  Length

  1,198 ft

  Built

  2024

  Refurbished

  —

• Utopia of the Seas

  Oasis-class ship built for short 3–4 night getaways from Port Canaveral.

  Guests

  5,668

  Tonnage

  236,473 GT

  Length

  1,188 ft

  Built

  2024

  Refurbished

  —

• Wonder of the Seas

  Oasis-class ship with a dedicated suite neighborhood.

  Guests

  5,734

  Tonnage

  236,857 GT

  Length

  1,188 ft

  Built

  2022

  Refurbished

  —

• Symphony of the Seas

  Oasis-class ship with the Ultimate Abyss slide and Central Park.

  Guests

  5,518

  Tonnage

  228,081 GT

  Length

  1,188 ft

  Built

  2018

  Refurbished

  —

• Harmony of the Seas

  Oasis-class ship known for the Boardwalk and AquaTheater shows.

  Guests

  5,479

  Tonnage

  226,963 GT

  Length

  1,188 ft

  Built

  2016

  Refurbished

  —

• Allure of the Seas

  Oasis-class original with the zip line and Boardwalk carousel.

  Guests

  5,400

  Tonnage

  225,282 GT

  Length

  1,187 ft

  Built

  2010

  Refurbished

  2015

• Oasis of the Seas

  The ship that started the Oasis class and changed cruising forever.

  Guests

  5,400

  Tonnage

  225,282 GT

  Length

  1,187 ft

  Built

  2009

  Refurbished

  2019

• Odyssey of the Seas

  Quantum Ultra-class ship with the SeaPlex indoor activity space.

  Guests

  4,198

  Tonnage

  169,379 GT

  Length

  1,138 ft

  Built

  2021

  Refurbished

  —

• Spectrum of the Seas

  Quantum Ultra-class ship designed for the Asia market, now sailing from the U.S. West Coast.

  Guests

  4,246

  Tonnage

  169,379 GT

  Length

  1,139 ft

  Built

  2019

  Refurbished

  —

• Ovation of the Seas

  Quantum-class ship known for Alaska seasons from Seattle.

  Guests

  4,180

  Tonnage

  168,666 GT

  Length

  1,138 ft

  Built

  2016

  Refurbished

  —

• Anthem of the Seas

  Quantum-class ship sailing from the New York area.

  Guests

  4,180

  Tonnage

  168,666 GT

  Length

  1,141 ft

  Built

  2015

  Refurbished

  —

• Quantum of the Seas

  First Quantum-class ship; debuted the North Star observation capsule.

  Guests

  4,180

  Tonnage

  168,666 GT

  Length

  1,141 ft

  Built

  2014

  Refurbished

  —

• Freedom of the Seas

  Freedom-class ship sailing short Bahamas getaways.

  Guests

  3,782

  Tonnage

  154,407 GT

  Length

  1,112 ft

  Built

  2006

  Refurbished

  2020

• Liberty of the Seas

  Freedom-class ship popular for Caribbean sailings from Texas.

  Guests

  3,798

  Tonnage

  154,407 GT

  Length

  1,112 ft

  Built

  2007

  Refurbished

  2016

• Independence of the Seas

  Freedom-class ship known for European seasons.

  Guests

  3,634

  Tonnage

  154,407 GT

  Length

  1,112 ft

  Built

  2008

  Refurbished

  2018

• Navigator of the Seas

  Amplified in 2019 with the longest waterslide at sea at the time.

  Guests

  3,368

  Tonnage

  139,999 GT

  Length

  1,020 ft

  Built

  2002

  Refurbished

  2019

• Mariner of the Seas

  Amplified Voyager-class ship sailing short Caribbean trips.

  Guests

  3,114

  Tonnage

  139,863 GT

  Length

  1,020 ft

  Built

  2003

  Refurbished

  2018

• Adventure of the Seas

  Voyager-class ship with the Royal Promenade.

  Guests

  3,114

  Tonnage

  137,276 GT

  Length

  1,020 ft

  Built

  2001

  Refurbished

  2018

• Explorer of the Seas

  Voyager-class ship that once hosted a working ocean research lab.

  Guests

  3,114

  Tonnage

  137,308 GT

  Length

  1,020 ft

  Built

  2000

  Refurbished

  2023

• Voyager of the Seas

  First Voyager-class ship; introduced the ice rink and Royal Promenade.

  Guests

  3,114

  Tonnage

  137,276 GT

  Length

  1,020 ft

  Built

  1999

  Refurbished

  2019

• Radiance of the Seas

  Glass-heavy Radiance-class ship loved for Alaska and scenic sailings.

  Guests

  2,143

  Tonnage

  90,090 GT

  Length

  962 ft

  Built

  2001

  Refurbished

  2011

• Brilliance of the Seas

  Radiance-class ship with panoramic ocean views throughout.

  Guests

  2,143

  Tonnage

  90,090 GT

  Length

  962 ft

  Built

  2002

  Refurbished

  2018

• Serenade of the Seas

  Radiance-class ship known for world cruise segments.

  Guests

  2,143

  Tonnage

  90,090 GT

  Length

  962 ft

  Built

  2003

  Refurbished

  2022

• Jewel of the Seas

  Radiance-class ship sailing the Caribbean and Europe.

  Guests

  2,112

  Tonnage

  90,090 GT

  Length

  962 ft

  Built

  2004

  Refurbished

  2016

• Enchantment of the Seas

  Vision-class ship stretched mid-career with a new midsection.

  Guests

  2,252

  Tonnage

  82,910 GT

  Length

  916 ft

  Built

  1997

  Refurbished

  2017

• Grandeur of the Seas

  The fleet’s smallest ship, loved for intimate Caribbean sailings.

  Guests

  1,992

  Tonnage

  73,817 GT

  Length

  916 ft

  Built

  1996

  Refurbished

  2012

• Rhapsody of the Seas

  Vision-class ship sailing Europe and the Caribbean.

  Guests

  1,998

  Tonnage

  78,878 GT

  Length

  916 ft

  Built

  1997

  Refurbished

  2012

• Vision of the Seas

  Namesake of the Vision class, sailing from Baltimore.

  Guests

  2,000

  Tonnage

  78,340 GT

  Length

  916 ft

  Built

  1998

  Refurbished

  2013

Ship figures are approximate and fleets change as new ships launch, older ships retire, and vessels are refurbished — ask us for the latest details.