Featured on all Ships

ShipShape Fitness Center & Spa

Get a great workout in our first class fitness center. Go for a seaside jog or join aerobics and stretch classes. Use free weights, stair steppers, treadmills, stationary bikes and other exercise machines. Or, just lie back and enjoy one of our many body pampering amenities.

Fitness Center Details
You'll find our Fitness Center has everything you could need to exercise exactly the way you'd like. Enjoy our workout area with recumbent Life cycles, Tectrix step machines and virtual bikes, Cybex strength machines equipment stations, treadmills, sauna and steam baths. Our aerobics area has room for 35 participants, plus huge wrap around windows for an amazing view of the ocean. You can also choose from different levels of various aerobic programs plus ping pong and volleyball to meet any need. And visit our Solarium to take a dip in the pool or whirlpol, as you gaze at the blue sky through the retractable glass roof.

Adventure Ocean Youth Facilities

Family cruising becomes 100% worry free enjoyment for parents and their children on Royal Caribbean ships. Our unique Adventure Ocean program provides supervised, daily activities to entertain all age groups 3 to 17.
    Youth Facility Details
Thanks to this complimentary program, you'll never hear your kids say, "There's nothing to do!" Our professional staff provides fun of nearly every variety for young travelers. One highlight is Adventure Science, a program conducted by a trained science staff that makes education fun through a premium blend of hands-on science experience and entertainment. Kids can also enjoy karaoke, sports, painting, talent shows, a computer lab, video arcades, their own special menus at meal times, and much more. Baby sitting services, including group sitting and in-cabin sitting, are also available  more info

Featured on the Brilliance of the Seas,  Radiance of the Seas,

Books, Books & Coffee Details

Designed to be comfortable and inviting, this floating coffeehouse has all your favorite coffee beverages; cappuccino, espresso, latte, teas and more from Seattle's Best; and it's also a retail book outlet – what a great combination. Decorated with warm wood veneers with accents of hot reds to the insides of the display cabinets, plush red sofas and unique back lit glass panels. Special attention has also been paid to the lighting design to ensure it compliments the overall ambience of the space.

The Colony Club
The Colony Club is a unique lounge area that includes four additional and distinct meeting areas: the Bombay Billiard Club, Jakarta Lounge, Singapore Sling's and the Calcutta Card Club. All areas are linked together by a central street dotted with flickering glass torches – giving the quaint illusion of gas lamps of British colonial times, the era after which the facility has been modeled. These lounging areas are travelers' opportunity to enjoy a drink, read, relax and play cards or a variety of other games.
 

All Features Below are only on the Adventure of the Seas, Mariner of the Seas, Explorer of the Seas, Navigator of the Seas,   & Voyager of the Seas

Ice Skating Rink
Take a shot at a double axle in the only ice skating rink at sea. Or, once the rink is converted to a stage, settle in for an unforgettable show in the same unique area.

Studio B is a 900-seat arena where you'll find rock concerts, games shows, fashion shows - almost any kind of show you can imagine. And when there isn't a performance, the stage is converted to an ice skating rink - the only ice skating rink at sea.

Ice Skating Rink Details

Not long ago, anyone who suggested booking the Ice Capades on a cruise ship would have been laughed out of the room. Not anymore. Center Ice at Studio B accommodates professional ice shows and open skating. That is, when there isn't an amazing show happening. See, Studio B is also a 900-seat arena where you'll find rock concerts, games shows, fashion shows - almost any kind of show you can imagine. We wanted to build a ship with some of the most unique offerings ever seen, and we think you'll find we've done just that.

The Royal Promenade, cruising's first horizontal atrium, is two football fields in length and four decks high. With a wide selection of shops, restaurants and entertainment the Royal Promenade will be the place to be.

Promenade Details
For starters, Royal Promenade has more shopping opportunities than any other ship at sea. You'll find boutiques and specialty shops of every kind - from jewelry to perfume to china to liquors. And that's just the beginning. Savor your favorite brandy at the Connoisseur Club. Or, if you're a sports fan, drop by Spinners bar. Plus, at any time, you can enjoy a delicious meal at one of the around-the-clock dining options. Between the shops, dining and colorful street festivities, you'll find an ambience comparable to that of New York's Times Square or London's Burlington Arcade. The Royal Promenade is truly a revolution in cruise ship design. And through the only staterooms at sea with an interior view, you'll look down on an exciting and bustling street life below.

Rock Climbing Wall  
When we built these ships, we did so with the plan for them to have special offerings never before contained on such vessels. Voila! We give you the Rock Climbing Wall.

Rock Climbing Wall Details
Imagine climbing a rock wall, on a ship, in the middle of the open sea, and 200 feet above the sea at that. Come aboard for the cruise of a lifetime, and that's exactly what you may find yourself doing. Our unique rock climbing wall is designed to challenge both experts and beginners. It's also designed to give the adventures you'll find on your shore excursions a serious run for their money.

Royal Caribbean has collaborated with the University of Miami's Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science to delve into some of the biggest climatic questions of our time. With a visit to the Lab, the Explorer of the Seas guest gets an up-close look at this fascinating study. Filled with state-of-the-art technology, the Lab is helping scientists learn more and more about the ocean and atmosphere with each passing day. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the National Science Foundation are also lending their expertise and resources to this project.