Royal Caribbean has 27 ships in its fleet with another two ships planned to launch during .  See below for the ships in each class along with the embarkation ports.

Icon Class

Icon of the Seas 

The newest and largest ship in the fleet as well being the largest cruise ship in the world with the maiden voyage on 27th January 2024.

There are 8 neighbourhoods on Icon of the Seas with the Aquadome, Central Park, Chill Island, Royal Promenade, Surfside, Suite Neighbourhood, The Hideaway and Thrill Island.  

• Maiden Voyage - January 2024
• Staterooms - 2805
• Double Occupancy - 5610
• Decks - 20 (18 for passengers)
• Crew - 2350
• Homeport
  • Miami
• Sailings
  • Eastern & Western Caribbean

Star of the Seas - due to launch in the summer of 2025 and the second of the Icon Class of ships.   

Homeport

• Orlando (Port Canaveral)

Oasis Class

Largest class of ships in the World when launched in and still remain the largest ships in the world. 

Oasis Of The Seas

• Maiden Voyage - December 2009
• Staterooms - 2801
• Double Occupancy - 5602 (6771 at full capacity)
• Decks - 18 (16 for passengers)
• Crew - 2109
• Homeports
  • Miami
  • Fort Lauderdale
  • Barcelona
  • Rome
• Sailings
  • Eastern & Western Caribbean
  • Mediterranean

Allure Of The Seas

Harmony Of The Seas

Symphony Of The Seas

Wonder Of The Seas

Quantum Class

The Quantum class are smaller than the Oasis Class and were built between 2014 and 2021.

Quantum Of The Seas was the first ship built in the class and was the third biggest ship in the world when she was delivered in 2014.

Homeports

• Oahu (Honolulu)
  • April 2024
• Seattle (Washington)
  • May 2024 to September 2024 and May 2025 to September 2025 (Alaska)
• Vancouver (British Colombia)
  • April 2024 (Alaska)
• Brisbane (Australia)
• Singapore
• Tokyo (Yokohama), Japan

Anthem Of The Seas

Ovation Of The Seas

Spectrum Of The Seas

Odyssey Of The Seas

Vision Class

The vision class ships are the oldest in the fleet and were built between 1996 and 1998.  The ships in this class are Vision Of The Seas, Rhapsody Of The Seas, Grandeur Of The Seas and Enchantment Of The Seas.  

Voyager Class

This was the largest class of ships in the world when Voyager Of The Seas was built, which also includes Explorer Of The Seas, Adventure Of The Seas, Navigator Of The Seas and Mariner of the Seas.  They were the first ships in the world to feature and ice rink at sea.  Since constriction from 1999 to 2003, all ships have had renovations in order to add more features.   Rock climbing wall, and inside promenade with inside facing staterooms.   Upgraded to include other special features that have been introduced on the newer class ships.

Radiance Class

The Radiance Class were built between 2001 and 2004 and designed to allow them to transit through the panana canal.  

The ships in the fleet include   

Freedom Class

The 2006 to 2008, and were designed as per the Vision class, although much bigger which allowed additional features to be added.  (Flowrider, dedicated kids splash park.)  Freedom Of The Seas, Liberty Of The Seas, Independence Of The Seas

Oasis Class

Largest class of ships in the World when launced in and still remain the largest ships in the world. 

First zip line at sea, carousel, aqua theatre.  Abyss slide on newer ships.

Oasis Of The Seas

Allure Of The Seas

Harmony Of The Seas

Symphony Of The Seas

Wonder Of The Seas

Quantum Class

The Quantum class are smaller than the Oasis Class, but features many firsts at sea including Rip Cord, Sea Plex, North Star.  270 theatre.  

Quantum Of The Seas

Anthem Of The Seas

Ovation Of The Seas

Spectrum Of The Seas

Odyssey Of The Seas

Quantum Ultra Class

Laser tag, see Spectrum of the Seas. Odyessy of the seas

Future Ships

Icon Class

Will be the largest ships in the world when  

Icon Of The Seas is the first of the Icon Class ships and will be sailing from January 2024.

Utopia Of The Seas is an Oasis Class ship and will be sailing from 2024

Star Of The Seas is the second Icon Class which will be sailing from 2025 and a third unnamed Icon Class ship for 2026. 

SHIP ITINERARIES - Below is the current itineraries of some of the ships in the fleet of Royal Caribbean.  

Anthem of the Seas will be sailing 7 night round trip cruises from Seattle, Washington.

Quantum of the Seas will be sailing 7 night round trip cruises from Seattle, Washington

Radiance of the Seas is currently based out of Tampa, Florida and is sailing round trip Caribbean cruises until April 2024 with Bahama itineraries also available in December 2023.

She will then begin her journey from Tampa to Vancouver, BC and Seward, Alaska for the summers season for Alaskan cruises. with one-way itineraries available on route while transiting through the Panama Canal.  One way voyages disembarking and embarking at Los Angeles are available ports on route.

From April 2024, Radiance of the Seas will then commence Alaskan sailings with embarkations in Vancouver, British Columbia and Seward, Alaska.  These itineraries are available until October 2024, where she will then sail back to the Tampa, Florida to commence voyages to the Bahamas and Caribbean.  Again, on route there is one way voyages to and from Los Angeles are available.   During the Alaskan season, there are also pre and post Alaskan tours available.

Caribbean and Bahamas  round trip sailings will commence from October 2025 out of Tampa, through to April 2025, with a the summer Alaskan season commencing in April 2025.  One way cruises to and from Los Angeles are also available with the transit through the Panama Canal.   

Serenade of the Seas iurrently based out of Miami, `s cwill be sailing 7 night round trip cruises from Vancouver, British Columbia

Alaska (May to September 2025)

• Vancouver, British Columbia

Arabian Gulf (April 2024)

• Singapore

Asia (March and April 2024)

• Brisbane, Australia
• Beijing, China
• Hong Kong, China

Bahamas (December 2023)

• Miami (Florida)

Caribbean (May 2024 and September 2024 to March 2025)

• Miami, Florida
• Tampa, Florida

Europe (May to August 2024)

• Barcelona, Spain
• Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy
• Copenhagen, Denmark
• Istanbul, Türkiye
• Piraeus (Athens), Greece
• Ravenna, Italy
• Southampton (London), England

Latin America (December 2023 to January 2024)

• Miami

Pacific Northwest (April 2024)

• Los Angeles

Panama Canal (April 2025)

• Fort Lauderdale

Transatlantic (April and August 2024)

• Amsterdam
• Fort Lauderdale

Transpacific (February 2024)

• Los Angeles

Brilliance of the Seas

Destinations and embarkation ports

South Pacific (December 2023 to January 2024 and March to April 2024)

• Sydney, Australia

Australia & New Zealand (January to March 2024)

• Perth (Fremantle), Australia
• Sydney, Australia

Transpacific (April 2024)

• Sydney, Australia

Hawaii (April 2024 and September 2024)

• Honolulu, Hawaii
• Vancouver, British Columbia

Alaska (May to September 2024)

• Vancouver, British Columbia

Panama Canal (September 2024)

• Los Angeles, California

Caribbean (October 2024 to April 2025)

• New Orleans, Louisiana

Transatlantic (April 2025)

• Miami, Florida

Europe (May to August 2025)

• Barcelona, Spain
• Piraeus (Athens), Greece
• Southampton (London), England

Serenade of the Seas

Alaska (May to September 2025)

• Vancouver, British Columbia

Arabian Gulf (April 2024)

• Singapore

Asia (March and April 2024)

• Brisbane, Australia
• Beijing, China
• Hong Kong, China

Bahamas (December 2023)

• Miami (Florida)

Caribbean (May 2024 and September 2024 to March 2025)

• Miami, Florida
• Tampa, Florida

Europe (May to August 2024)

• Barcelona, Spain
• Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy
• Copenhagen, Denmark
• Istanbul, Türkiye
• Piraeus (Athens), Greece
• Ravenna, Italy
• Southampton (London), England

Latin America (December 2023 to January 2024)

• Miami

Pacific Northwest (April 2024)

• Los Angeles

Panama Canal (April 2025)

• Fort Lauderdale

Transatlantic (April and August 2024)

• Amsterdam
• Fort Lauderdale

Transpacific (February 2024)

• Los Angeles

Jewel of the Seas

Caribbean (Current to March 2024) 

• Galveston, Texas

Transatlantic (April 2024)

• Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Europe (May to August 2024)

• Amsterdam, Netherlands

Transatlantic (August 2024)

• Amsterdam, Netherlands

Canada and New England (September and October 2024)

• Boston, Massachusetts

Caribbean (November 2024 to April 2025)

• Galveston, Texas