Royal Caribbean

25 Ships Tracked3863 Tracked Sailings
Royal Caribbean ship

Royal Caribbean Overview

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Royal Caribbean's fleet represents the cutting edge of cruise innovation, with award-winning ships from the revolutionary Icon of the Seas to favorites like Allure and Oasis. Each vessel delivers unique experiences sailing to the Caribbean, Mexico, Alaska, Europe, and beyond. Compare deal scores across their entire fleet below to find the best value for your travel dates.

Tracked Ships

25

With Active Deals

Active Deals

30

Current Offers

Avg Deals/Ship

1

Per Vessel

78Avg. Score
$163Avg. Price
+2900%Deal Trend (MoM)

Royal Caribbean Ships

Star of the Seas

Star of the Seas

New Ship
Active Deals1
Total Sailings123
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Utopia of the Seas

Utopia of the Seas

New Ship
Active Deals6
Total Sailings250
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Icon of the Seas

Icon of the Seas

New Ship
Active Deals2
Total Sailings123
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Wonder of the Seas

Wonder of the Seas

New Ship
Active Deals2
Total Sailings234
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Odyssey of the Seas

Odyssey of the Seas

New Ship
Active Deals11
Total Sailings128
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Symphony of the Seas

Symphony of the Seas

Built 2018
Active Deals4
Total Sailings139
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Ovation of the Seas

Ovation of the Seas

Built 2016
Active Deals2
Total Sailings204
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Independence of the Seas

Independence of the Seas

Built 2008
Active Deals1
Total Sailings157
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Liberty of the Seas

Liberty of the Seas

Built 2007
Active Deals1
Total Sailings161
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Legend of the Seas
No Current Deals

Legend of the Seas

New Ship
Active Deals0
Total Sailings118
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Spectrum of the Seas
No Current Deals

Spectrum of the Seas

Built 2019
Active Deals0
Total Sailings111
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Harmony of the Seas
No Current Deals

Harmony of the Seas

Built 2016
Active Deals0
Total Sailings134
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Anthem of the Seas
No Current Deals

Anthem of the Seas

Built 2015
Active Deals0
Total Sailings84
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Quantum of the Seas
No Current Deals

Quantum of the Seas

Built 2014
Active Deals0
Total Sailings146
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Allure of the Seas
No Current Deals

Allure of the Seas

Built 2010
Active Deals0
Total Sailings142
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Oasis of the Seas
No Current Deals

Oasis of the Seas

Built 2009
Active Deals0
Total Sailings195
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Freedom of the Seas
No Current Deals

Freedom of the Seas

Built 2006
Active Deals0
Total Sailings180
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Jewel of the Seas
No Current Deals

Jewel of the Seas

Classic Ship
Active Deals0
Total Sailings166
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Mariner of the Seas
No Current Deals

Mariner of the Seas

Classic Ship
Active Deals0
Total Sailings149
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Brilliance of the Seas
No Current Deals

Brilliance of the Seas

Classic Ship
Active Deals0
Total Sailings146
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Navigator of the Seas
No Current Deals

Navigator of the Seas

Classic Ship
Active Deals0
Total Sailings155
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Adventure of the Seas
No Current Deals

Adventure of the Seas

Classic Ship
Active Deals0
Total Sailings147
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Radiance of the Seas
No Current Deals

Radiance of the Seas

Classic Ship
Active Deals0
Total Sailings225
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Explorer of the Seas
No Current Deals

Explorer of the Seas

Classic Ship
Active Deals0
Total Sailings150
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Voyager of the Seas
No Current Deals

Voyager of the Seas

Classic Ship
Active Deals0
Total Sailings96
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Royal Caribbean Ship Class Chart

Understanding the differences between Royal Caribbean ship classes helps you choose the perfect vessel for your cruise vacation. Compare all seven ship classes by size, amenities, pricing, and best uses.

Ship ClassShipsYear BuiltTonnageCapacityBest ForPrice
Icon Class2024-2026250,800 GT5,610-7,600Families, cutting-edge features$$$$$
Oasis Class2009-2021225,282-
236,857 GT
5,400-6,988Families, variety seekers$$$$
Quantum Ultra2019-2021167,704-
169,379 GT
4,200-5,622Tech enthusiasts, adventure$$$$
Quantum Class2014-2016167,800 GT4,180-4,905Active travelers, innovation$$$
Freedom Class2006-2008154,407 GT3,634Value seekers, traditional$$
Radiance Class2001-200490,090 GT2,501Destination-focused, intimate$$
Vision Class
  • Grandeur of the Seas
  • Rhapsody of the Seas
  • Vision of the Seas
1996-199878,491-
82,910 GT
1,804-2,435Budget travelers, classic$

Understanding Royal Caribbean Ship Classes

What Makes Each Ship Class Different?

Royal Caribbean's seven ship classes range from intimate 2,000-passenger vessels to mega-ships carrying 7,600+ guests. Icon class ships represent the newest innovations with Category 6 waterparks and eco-friendly LNG propulsion. Oasis class ships feature unique neighborhoods including Central Park with real trees and a Boardwalk with a carousel.

Quantum class ships showcase North Star observation capsules and iFLY skydiving simulators, while Freedom, Radiance, and Vision classes provide traditional cruising experiences at lower price points with classic amenities like FlowRider surf simulators and ice skating rinks.

Ship Class Pricing Explained

Royal Caribbean ship pricing varies significantly by class. Icon class ships command premium rates for newest features like the suspended infinity pool and multi-level waterpark. Oasis and Quantum classes balance modern amenities with value, offering mid-range pricing on popular Caribbean and Alaska itineraries.

Freedom and Radiance classes offer excellent value with mid-range pricing. Vision class ships provide budget-friendly access to Royal Caribbean experiences, often costing 40-50% less than newer mega-ships on similar Caribbean routes from Florida ports.

Which Ship Class Should You Choose?

Choose Icon or Oasis class for families wanting maximum activities and newest innovations like Thrill Island waterpark and AquaDome entertainment venue. These mega-ships offer the most dining options, entertainment, and onboard neighborhoods.

Select Quantum class for unique attractions like the North Star observation capsule, Two70 entertainment venue, and destination-focused itineraries to Alaska, Asia, or Australia. These ships balance innovation with a more manageable size.

Consider Freedom class for value-conscious families seeking classic Royal Caribbean features like rock climbing, mini-golf, and main dining room elegance. Choose Radiance class for intimate, elegant cruising to exotic destinations with plenty of glass and ocean views. Book Vision class for budget Caribbean getaways and short 3-5 night cruises from East Coast ports.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the largest Royal Caribbean ship class?

Icon class ships are Royal Caribbean's largest, measuring 250,800 gross tons and carrying up to 7,600 passengers. Icon of the Seas and Star of the Seas are identical sister ships sharing the same dimensions, length, and number of decks. Both feature 7 neighborhoods and the largest waterpark at sea.

Which Royal Caribbean ship class offers the best value?

Freedom class ships offer the best balance of amenities and pricing, featuring FlowRider surf simulators, ice skating rinks, and rock climbing at 40-50% less than Icon class ships on similar itineraries. Vision class provides the most budget-friendly options for short Caribbean cruises.

What's the difference between Quantum and Quantum Ultra class?

Quantum Ultra ships (Odyssey and Spectrum) are newer versions with enhanced dining venues, updated entertainment spaces, and refined designs based on feedback from original Quantum class vessels. Both feature North Star observation capsules, iFLY skydiving, and SeaPlex activity spaces.

Are older Royal Caribbean ship classes worth booking?

Yes. Freedom, Radiance, and Vision class ships provide excellent Royal Caribbean experiences at significantly lower prices. Many cruisers prefer smaller ships for intimate atmospheres, easier navigation, and less crowded venues, especially on destination-focused itineraries.

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