Royal Caribbean International boasts some of the largest cruise ships in the world. With a fleet of 26 (soon to be 28), there’s certain to be a cruise ship for everyone, large or small. Here, we take a look at the Royal Caribbean ships by size, from biggest to smallest:
FAQs: Royal Caribbean International ship size and ages
Which Royal Caribbean ship is the largest?
Wonder of the Seas is Royal Caribbean’s largest ship with 7,084 passengers. Registered in the Bahamas, she boasts 18 decks, 24 guest elevators, 4 bow thrusters, 2,867 staterooms, 21 dining options, 11 bars and lounges and 2,204 international crew. Phew!
Which Royal Caribbean ship is the smallest?
Rhapsody of the Seas is the smallest ship in the Royal Caribbean International fleet, welcoming 2,416 passengers aboard. Despite her size (which is still relatively large in the grand scheme of things), she has 12 decks, 9 guest elevators, 2 bow thrusters and 1,020 staterooms.
Which Royal Caribbean ship is the newest?
Wonder of the Seas is not only the biggest but she is also the newest ship in the Royal Caribbean fleet. She set sail for her maiden voyage on the 4th of March 2022. She won’t be the newest ship on the block for long, though. Icon of the Seas and Utopia of the Seas will be joining the fleet in 2023 and 2024 respectively.
Which Royal Caribbean ship is the oldest?
Grandeur of the Seas is the oldest ship in the fleet to still operate. She was welcomed in 1996 and later refurbished in 2012.
