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Itineraries of the Adventure of the Seas

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decks plans

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Adventure of the Seas deck 15

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Ship's attributes

Services And Amenities

  • Elevators
  • Self-service laundry room
  • Casino
  • Jacuzzi
  • Pool
  • Beauty salon
  • Spa & body care

Specific needs

  • Wheelchair accessible staterooms

Technical specifications

  • Classe:  Voyager class
  • Tonnage:  137276
  • Speed:  22.0 knots
  • Passengers:  3114
  • Decks:  15
  • Length:  311 m
  • Width:  48 m

History

  • 2001: Année de construction
  • 18 novembre 2001: Date d'inauguration
  • octobre 2016: Amélioration
  • 2018: Année de rénovation

Adventure of the Seas: 75 departures from Port Canaveral, 45 minutes from the Orlando parks

Of our 114 departures on Adventure of the Seas, 75 leave from Port Canaveral and 25 from Fort Lauderdale. That concentration makes her one of the easiest ships to combine with a land stay in Florida.

Port Canaveral sits about 45 minutes by road from the park area. One flight from Montreal, about three hours to Orlando, covers both halves of the trip. For a family, that is the calculation that decides.

Fourteen guest decks out of fifteen

Adventure is the Voyager-class ship for which our source explicitly distinguishes 14 decks accessible to guests out of 15 in total. For the other four, it gives 15 without qualifying.

That kind of detail looks thin and it is not: it is exactly the sort of gap that explains why we do not copy figures out of a brochure. When a source qualifies, we carry its qualification; when it does not, we do not invent one.

The measurements

Delivered in 2001 by the Turku yard in Finland, Adventure measures 311.1 metres, is rated at 138,193 gross tons and carries 1,185 crew. Maximum capacity reaches 3,807 guests. Her last documented refit dates from 2016.

Her double-occupancy capacity is not published by a source we consider reliable, and we do not deduce it. For comparison, Explorer of the Seas, from the same yard and the same class, carries 3,286 guests at double occupancy.

Port Canaveral, the port that combines

Seventy-five departures at the same pier means a client can choose their date rather than bend their calendar to the ship. Two other fleet units are strongly present there: Utopia of the Seas with her 171 departures and Harmony of the Seas with 101 out of 103.

The difference between the three is format. Adventure is rated at 138,193 tons, Harmony at 226,963. A client who finds the Oasis class too crowded has a solution here at the same pier, in the same season, without changing the flight plan.

What 311 metres mean underfoot

Across 14 accessible decks and 311.1 metres of length, the stateroom's position relative to the lifts weighs more than the deck number. Over seven days, the gap between a well placed cabin and one at the far end is measured in tens of minutes of walking per person.

Adventure does forgive more than the large formats: 51 metres less than the 362.12 metres of Harmony of the Seas, on a ship carrying 3,807 guests maximum against 6,780.

Who she suits

Families combining cruise and Orlando parks, and travellers who want a large ship without Oasis-class density. A client after Europe or the Pacific should look elsewhere: Adventure stays in Florida and the Caribbean.

Our Royal Caribbean advisors confirm the exact fare, inclusions and applicable conditions before any booking, in line with Quebec consumer protection rules.

Frequently Asked Questions

From Port Canaveral for 75 of her 114 departures, and from Fort Lauderdale for 25 more. She is one of the easiest ships to combine with a land stay in Florida.
Yes. Port Canaveral sits about 45 minutes by road from the park area. One flight from Montreal, about three hours to Orlando, covers both halves of the trip.
Fifteen decks in total, 14 of them accessible to guests. She is the Voyager-class ship for which our source makes that distinction explicitly.
Maximum capacity reaches 3,807 guests, with 1,185 crew. Her double-occupancy capacity is not published by a source we consider reliable, and we do not deduce it.
She measures 311.1 metres and is rated at 138,193 gross tons. That is an intermediate format, far from the 226,963 tons of Harmony of the Seas, which sails from the same pier.
In 2001, at the Turku yard in Finland. She is the third ship of the Voyager class.
Her last documented refit dates from 2016, so ten years. That is more recent than that of Explorer of the Seas, dating from early 2015.
Three mainly: Utopia of the Seas (171 departures), Harmony of the Seas (101 out of 103) and Adventure of the Seas (75 out of 114). Three different formats, one pier.
Through Orlando, in about three hours of flying, then about 45 minutes by road to the pier. The transfer is never included by default and is arranged separately.
Yes, particularly a family combining cruise and parks. The 138,193-ton format stays calmer than the 226,963 tons of an Oasis-class ship.
Not in our catalogue. Her departures stay in Florida and the Caribbean. For the Adriatic, Explorer of the Seas offers 15 departures from Ravenna.
Format. Adventure is rated at 138,193 tons, Harmony at 226,963. Both sail mostly from Port Canaveral, in the same season, on the same flight plan from Montreal.
A 138,193-ton hull moves far less than a 90,090-ton unit such as those of the Radiance class, without reaching the steadiness of an Oasis-class ship.
No. Port Canaveral and Fort Lauderdale both require a flight. Of the 30 Royal Caribbean ships in service, only four sail from a drivable port from Montreal.
Our advisors confirm the exact fare, inclusions and applicable conditions before any booking. AquaTerra Travels follows Quebec consumer protection rules and participates in the compensation fund for travel agency customers.
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