Adventure of the Seas - Royal Caribbean
Adventure of the Seas is a Voyage Class ship, the first class of Royal Caribbean ships to offer the now infamous rock climbing wall and an ice skating rink.
Ship Summary
Adventure of the Seas is an older ship by cruise standards, entering service in 2001. At the time she was considered a mega-cruise ship. She was enhanced in 2018 with a 61 million-dollar refurbishment.
She’s a Voyage Class ship, the first class of Royal Caribbean ships to offer the infamous rock climbing wall and an ice skating rink. These venues proved to be so popular, they can be found on most Royal Caribbean ships built thereafter.
Adventure of the Seas has twisting, turning waterslides, a FlowRider surf simulator, and a family-friendly aquapark.
Why It’s Popular
Splashaway Bay Aquapark and dual racer water slides are popular with families
Studio B ice skating venue and performances
Adults-only areas of the ship
One of Royal Caribbean’s best values
Entertainment
Boleros, a Latin-themed lounge is one of the most popular hangouts on the ship, especially in the evening.
15 bars, clubs, and lounges that never have a cover, including English Pub.
You’ll find complimentary Broadway-style shows in the Main Theater.
Complimentary ice-skating shows in Studio B.
9,623 square foot Vegas-style Casino Royale with 291 slots and 16 tables.
Duty-free shopping featuring premium designer brands and onboard exclusives including apparel, accessories, fine jewelry, beauty and more at the Royal Shops.
Dining on Adventure of the Seas
Main Dining Room with complimentary, multi-course dining for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
More complimentary options include Windjammer Buffet and Café Promenade for coffee and pastries/snacks.
Specialty Restaurants where for a cover charge guests can choose any items on the menu from appetizers to dessert: Giovanni's Table family-style Italian cuisine; Chops Grille - a signature steakhouse; and Izumi where diners can choose from popular sushi rolls, sashimi, our Hot Rock (Ishiyaki) Plates, sukiyaki and more. Casual dining and snacks at Johnny Rockets and Ice cream at the Ice Cream Parlor.
Where to eat for free
Cafe Promenade
Island Grill
Main Dining Room
Windjammer
Specialty Dining
Ben and Jerry’s
Chef’s Table
Chops Grille
Giovanni’s Table
Izumi
Jonny Rockets
Staterooms
Main stateroom categories on Adventure of the Seas:
Suites - Additional space and perks such as concierge service, priority boarding and departure privileges, and dedicated entertainment seating.
Balcony Stateroom - Most popular. Enjoy spectacular views every day from the comfort and privacy of your own room.
Oceanview Stateroom - In an Ocean View stateroom, you’ll be treated to a beautiful new view daily. Most Oceanview rooms are located on the lower decks.
Interior Stateroom - Most econimical category. Well-appointed staterooms offer everything you need for a comfortable voyage. You may also opt for a Promenade stateroom, offering all the features of a standard room plus a bowed window overlooking the ship’s Promenade.
These amenities are available in all of our stateroom categories.
Luxurious Bedding
Two twin beds or one queen-size bed
Sitting Area
Private bath with shower, vanity area, and hair dryer
24-Hour Room Service
Round-the-Clock Stateroom Attendant
Nightly Turn-Down Service
Interactive TV & Movies
In-Room Safe
Pool and Recreation
The Perfect Strom water slides
Flowrider Surf Simulator
Ice skating rink
Rock climbing wall
Mini-golf course
Full-service Vitality Spa at Sea
3-Pools, 6 Whirlpools
Splashaway Bay water park for kids
Outdoor poolside movie screen
Onboard shopping
Royal Theater
Casino Royale
Jogging track
Sports court
Teen club
Kids Club - Adventure Ocean
Video arcade
Ship Details
Adventure of the Seas by the Numbers:
1,557 staterooms
3,807 guests
15 decks
14 elevators
1,185 international crew