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Adventure of the Seas cruise ship
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Where is Adventure of the Seas right now? Adventure of the Seas 's last known position was 18.66°, -65.50°, sailing at 8.1 knots. Updated 4h ago.

Ship Specifications

3,114 Passengers
137,276 GT Gross Tonnage
311 m Length
1,185 Crew
2001 Year Built
Kvaerner Masa-Yards Builder
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Flag

Bahamas

Beam

48 m

Draft

9.2 m

IMO Number

9168705

MMSI

311263000


About Adventure of the Seas

Adventure of the Seas is a Voyager-class cruise ship from Royal Caribbean International, launched in 2001 from Kvaerner Masa-Yards in Finland. At 137,276 gross tons and 1,020 feet long, she carries up to 3,807 passengers and has been a beloved member of the fleet for over two decades. Adventure introduced the revolutionary Voyager-class design with the Royal Promenade, a four-deck-high interior boulevard that fundamentally changed how cruise ship public spaces were designed. The ship features an ice skating rink in Studio B, a rock climbing wall, a full-size basketball court, and a nine-hole miniature golf course. Adventure of the Seas has received multiple refurbishments over her career to keep her modern and competitive, with updated dining venues, refreshed staterooms, and enhanced entertainment offerings. The Schooner Bar piano bar, the Boleros Latin lounge, and the Viking Crown Lounge perched atop the ship offer distinctive bar experiences. The ship's Vitality at Sea Spa provides extensive wellness treatments and a fitness center. Adventure of the Seas currently sails from various homeports on Caribbean and seasonal European itineraries, continuing to deliver the Royal Caribbean experience with her timeless Voyager-class charm and continually updated amenities.

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The Adventure of the Seas is a 137,276 GT cruise ship operated by Royal Caribbean International. Built in 2001 by Kvaerner Masa-Yards, she is 311 meters long, carries up to 3,114 passengers and 1,185 crew. She sails under the Bahamas flag as part of the Voyager Class fleet.

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