Royal Caribbean
Innovation at Sea
Category
3.9-4.1
CruiseCritic & Google Reviews
Typical 7-Night Cruise: From $1,000+ per person (based on double occupancy)
Royal Caribbean is known for building the largest, most innovative ships in the world. The line focuses on active families and adventure seekers with 'first-at-sea' attractions.
Multiple dining venues including main dining room, specialty restaurants, buffets, and casual eateries. Specialty dining available for extra cost.
Broadway productions, comedy shows, live music, rock climbing, FlowRider, zip lines, ice skating, mini golf, and water slides.
Modern cabins ranging from interior to suites. Balcony cabins offer ocean views. Suite categories include exclusive perks and concierge service.
Caribbean, Alaska, Mexico, Europe, and worldwide itineraries.
- Innovative onboard activities
- Excellent for families
- Modern, well-maintained ships
- Strong destination variety
- Good value for experience
- Can feel crowded on mega-ships
- Many activities require extra fees
- Less intimate than smaller lines
- Specialty dining is pricey
- Not ideal for quiet travelers
Adventure-focused, innovative, family-friendly
Active families, adventure seekers, first-time cruisers, and travelers wanting diverse activities and modern amenities.
FlowRider, rock climbing walls, zip lines & Broadway shows
- FlowRider surf simulator
- Rock climbing walls
- Zip lines across the deck
- Broadway-style shows
- Ice skating rinks
- Innovative ship design