An ice rink and a surf simulator are not what most people expect to find at sea. On Adventure of the Seas they share the ship with a climbing wall, mini golf and Splashaway Bay, a kids’ aqua park. She is one of Royal Caribbean’s Voyager Class ships and has been in service since 2001. She sails Caribbean round trips from Port Canaveral and Fort Lauderdale in Florida, calling in the Bahamas and further south.
Crew
1185
Passengers
3807
Currency
USD
Decks
14
Language
English
Length
310
Launch Date
2001
Refurbishment Year
2018
What sets Adventure of the Seas apart is how much of her is built for doing rather than watching: an ice rink, a FlowRider surf simulator and a rock climbing wall, all open to every guest. Ice skating is complimentary, first-timers included. The FlowRider keeps a wave rolling continuously along 40 feet, with stadium seating beside it for friends to watch you carve or tumble, and the forty-foot climbing wall needs no experience and no booking.
Children get their own share of it. Splashaway Bay is an included aqua park of waterslides, fountains, water cannons and pools for tots through tweens, with an overhead drench bucket that tips when you least expect it, and parents are welcome to join in. Adventure Ocean, the included youth programme for ages 3 to 11, runs themed parties for the youngest and more adventurous pursuits for 9- to 11-year-olds, which leaves parents time to explore the ship. Our Royal Caribbean family cruises search lists sailings you can book.
Adventure of the Seas sails the Caribbean on round trips from Port Canaveral and Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades), and her longer voyages reach well beyond the Bahamas. Her 9-night round trips from Port Canaveral run from September through February, with departures in May as well. Stops change between departures, but you might see Coco Cay, St. John’s, Oranjestad and Willemstad. From Fort Lauderdale, 8-night round trips run from November to January, into the Australian summer, and typical calls include Oranjestad, Willemstad and Cabo Rojo in the Dominican Republic. To pick a date, our Caribbean cruises in 2027 search opens on sailings you can book.
Through most of the year she also runs 5-night round trips from Port Canaveral, where Grand Turk and Coco Cay are among the ports she visits. Between November and April she adds 5- and 6-night trips from Fort Lauderdale that usually take in Nassau. Some 5-night Western Caribbean sailings from Port Canaveral head south-west instead, in August, October and December; ports vary, and Cozumel, Costa Maya and George Town in the Cayman Islands are among them. She runs 4-night round trips from Port Canaveral too, with Coco Cay and Nassau as typical calls, and for these as for every departure from either Florida port we book the flights, a night or two in Port Canaveral or Fort Lauderdale and the transfers with the cruise, so the sailing becomes part of a longer holiday.
She is one of Royal Caribbean’s Voyager Class ships, a class that includes Navigator of the Seas and Mariner of the Seas. The Royal Caribbean cruise line page covers the rest of the fleet.
Evenings on Adventure of the Seas lean musical, from a Latin club with a live band to a piano bar and Las Vegas-style shows. Boleros has a live four-piece band playing salsa, cumbia, merengue and samba, with mojitos and caipirinhas at the bar, for a relaxed nightcap or a dance. Schooner Bar is the quieter, nautical option, with portholes, a piano and live entertainment over cocktails. Entry to both is free, and drinks are charged unless covered by a beverage package. Jackpot brings live music, dance and singing in the spirit of Las Vegas to the stage, and it is included in the fare.
Her suites carry Royal Suite Class, the suite tier whose guests get perks such as priority service and a private Suite Lounge with ocean views. The Adventure of the Seas cabins and deck plans show where each cabin sits relative to the ice rink and aqua park.
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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!
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.
