Adventure of the Seas packs an ice rink and The Perfect Storm waterslides into a Royal Caribbean ship that spends her year in the Caribbean. She is a Voyager Class ship, launched in 2001, and she sails round trips from Port Canaveral and Fort Lauderdale. Beach days in the Bahamas, Aruba and Curaçao alternate with sea days that keep children, teenagers and adults busy from breakfast to bedtime.
Crew
1185
Passengers
3807
Currency
USD
Decks
14
Language
English
Length
310
Launch Date
2001
Refurbishment Year
2018
Adventure of the Seas keeps families busy with water play pitched at each age. The Perfect Storm is the draw for older children and adults: dual racer slides, a boomerang-style slide and a headfirst mat racer, all included in the fare.
Younger children have Splashaway Bay, an aqua park of slides, fountains and water cannons. An overhead drench bucket rewards good timing, and parents are welcome to join in. Teenagers get a Teen Lounge of their own, with planned events or simply somewhere to hang out with other young guests.
She sails round trips from two Florida ports, so you finish where you began. Her longest voyages leave Fort Lauderdale: 8 and 10-night Caribbean cruises with Royal Caribbean in December and January, and 16-night voyages in November and December. Ports vary between departures, but Aruba, Curaçao and Nassau are among them, with Cabo Rojo in the Dominican Republic on some. That makes her a winter sun option when the UK is at its greyest.
From Port Canaveral she runs 9-night Caribbean sailings from September to February, and again in May; typical calls include Coco Cay, St. John’s and Curaçao. In August, October and December she adds 5-night Western Caribbean sailings, where you might see Cozumel, Costa Maya or George Town. Her 4 and 5-night trips to the Bahamas and Grand Turk run through much of the year. For these and every other sailing, we book the flight, a night or two in Florida and the transfers, so the cruise becomes part of a longer holiday. Our Orlando cruise and stay holidays pair her Port Canaveral sailings with time ashore.
Her fellow Voyager Class ships include Voyager of the Seas and Navigator of the Seas, and the rest of the fleet is on our Royal Caribbean cruise line page.
Her evenings lean towards live performance. Jackpot brings Las Vegas-style music, dance and singing to the stage, and it is included in the fare. For something more relaxed, the pub pours imported beers while musicians play your requests unplugged. Later on, Boleros has a live four-piece band playing salsa, cumbia and merengue for anyone keen to dance. Drinks in the bars are paid for unless you add one of the Royal Caribbean drinks packages.
Her ice rink is the feature most guests remember, and skating is complimentary for everyone aboard. It is a surprising thing to find at sea. First-timers can cling to the edge while confident skaters practise figure eights alongside families and fellow guests.
Her suites belong to Royal Caribbean’s Royal Suite Class, with perks such as priority service. The Adventure of the Seas cabins and deck plans show every cabin grade and where each sits.
At Cruise1st, real cruise experts are on the phone to give you advice before you book, from which sailing fits your dates to how long to stay in Florida. When you are ready, our Caribbean cruise and stay holidays show Royal Caribbean sailings with a hotel stay included.
Come aboard the Adventure of the Seas and discover one of 128 cabin categories on a total of 14 decks that can accommodate 3807 passengers. Choose your dream cabin and feel at home on board the Adventure of the Seas!
On Adventure of the Seas, I always recommend booking ice shows in Studio B as soon as they appear in the Royal Caribbean app, as capacity is limited. I also suggest choosing cabins near the Royal Promenade, which makes moving between dining and entertainment far more efficient on this Voyager-class ship.
Oliver
Cruise Specialist
Customer reviews for Adventure of the Seas
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4 Customer reviews for Adventure of the Seas
Anonymous
Couple, 35-44 years
3.9
Royal Caribbean, Adventure of the Seas, Balcony Cabin (AU): We had a beautiful outside cabin with a balcony which allowed us to admire the beautiful Caribbean. There is seating inside and outside the cabin along with everything to guarantee a successful trip. There was cabin service twice a day, towels and bedding were regularly changed.
Anonymous
Couple, < 25 years
3.5
Royal Caribbean, Adventure of the Seas, Outer Cabin (AU): The cabin was a dream, you\'re lying on the bed and looking at the sea views. Also the size was more than adequate and the decor and cleanliness class
Anonymous
Family, 45-59 years
3.3
Royal Caribbean, Adventure of the Seas, Balcony Cabin (AU): We were four passengers and stayed in a Family Balcony Cabin which had space for up to six people, however I could not imagine six people living here as with four of us 25m2 was just enough. Our two daughters slept on the sofa, my husband and I were on the double bed and there were a further two folding beds. The sofa was folded up every morning when room service came and converted back into a bed at night and therefore was just perfect. Towels were changed daily and the daily cleaning service always cleaned everything perfectly.
