Spectrum of the Seas
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Spectrum of the Seas

Passengers
4,246
Tonnage
169,379 GT
Built
2019
Length
347m
Decks
16
Crew
1,551
About this ship

Spectrum of the Seas is a contemporary cruise ship that entered service in 2019 as part of Royal Caribbean International's Spectrum class. Built by Meyer Werft in Papenburg, Germany, the ship measures 169,379 gross tons and carries up to 4,246 passengers across 16 decks.

As a mainstream offering from Royal Caribbean, Spectrum of the Seas provides a balance of onboard activities and amenities designed for a broad range of cruisers. The ship's size and capacity make it suitable for both Caribbean itineraries and international voyages, offering a substantial cruise experience with diverse dining, entertainment, and recreation options typical of the contemporary cruise segment.

Ship details
Built
2019
Refurbished
2024
Gross Tonnage
169,379 GT
Length
347 m
Beam
41 m
Passengers
4,246
Cabins
2,137
Crew
1,551
Decks
16
Max Speed
22 knots
Builder
Meyer Werft, Papenburg, Germany
Registry
Cyprus
Quick facts
Age
7 years old
Size
Mega-ship
Space Ratio
39.9 GT/pax
Passenger-to-Crew
2.7:1
Sister Ships
1 other in class
Fleet Rank
11th largest of 31
Typical Cruise
5 nights
Primary Region
Asia
Next Sailing
Oct 1, 2026
Family
Kids Club on board
Amenities

🍽️ Dining & Bars

BuffetSteakhouseSushi BarCoffee ShopWine BarSpecialty Restaurant

🎭 Entertainment

TheaterPiano BarKaraokeLive Music VenueCasinoOutdoor Cinema

🏊 Recreation

PoolWater ParkSurf SimulatorRock Climbing WallBasketball CourtJogging Track

👨‍👩‍👧 Family

Kids ClubTeen LoungeNurseryVideo ArcadeYouth Programs

🧖 Wellness & Relaxation

SpaFitness Center

📚 Lifestyle

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Upcoming Spectrum of the Seas cruises start from $338. The lowest fare we've tracked in the past 90 days was $324. Pick a sailing below, choose your cabin, and we'll email you when the price drops.

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