 Cruise ship details |
| Entered service in 1995. Passengers have an endless supply of entertainment and relaxation options. With four Jacuzzis and a Solarium with a sliding roof, and an 18-hole miniature golf there's something for everyone onboard this cruise ship. Cabins are of a medium size with good storage space. Passengers tend to be mixed ages and depending on the region British, European or American. |
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 Families |
| The rating for children is very good. Many activities including a children's club that caters for 3-17 year olds. Plus video arcade, and many sports competitions. |
 Restaurants |
| The Romeo and Juliet Dining Room offers good food with attentive and friendly service. Alternative dining is avialable at the Windjammer Café. Restaurants are non smoking. |
 Entertainment |
| Glamorous floor shows performed by the Royal Caribbean dancers and singers, karaoke, trivia contests, game shows and more. Casino and library. |
 Sports & Fitness |
| Rock-climbing wall, 18-hole miniature golf course, Indoor/outdoor pool in a Solarium with a sliding roof, 4 Jacuzzis, Adventure Ocean youth facilities, ShipShape Day Spa and Fitness Centre. |
 Disabled facilities |
| Wheelchair access is good. Wheelchair cabins have larger access doors, 17 wheelchair cabins and 11 lifts. |
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