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Itineraries of the Majesty of the Seas

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    decks plans

    Deck - 12

    Majesty of the Seas deck 12

    Deck - 11

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    Majesty of the Seas deck 2

    Technical specifications

    • Classe:  Sovereign class
    • Tonnage:  74077
    • Speed:  18.0 knots
    • Passengers:  2767
    • Decks:  12
    • Length:  268 m
    • Width:  32 m

    History

    • 26 avril 1992: Date d'inauguration
    • mai 2016: Améloration

    Majesty of the Seas: laid up in Greece, offered for sale

    Majesty of the Seas sailed for Royal Caribbean from 1992 to 2020. She was sold in December 2020 to the Greek owner Seajets, renamed Majesty, then Majesty of the Oceans in April 2021.

    The ship is laid up in Elefsina Bay, Greece, and was still out of service in March 2026, offered for sale. She has not been scrapped, but she carries no one.

    The last of her class

    Majesty is the last survivor of her class. Her sister ships were sold or scrapped before her — Sovereign of the Seas was beached at Aliağa on 23 July 2020 and broken up through February 2021.

    That was a generation designed in the mid-1980s, when a cruise ship was counted in tens of thousands of gross tons rather than hundreds of thousands. Nothing comparable sails for Royal Caribbean any more.

    What comes closest today

    Grandeur of the Seas, delivered in 1996, is the oldest active hull in the company: 1,992 guests at double occupancy, 11 decks, 73,817 gross tons. That is the format that most recalls the scale of that generation.

    Enchantment of the Seas, from 1997, offers a slightly wider format, at 82,910 tons since her 2005 lengthening and 95 departures from Tampa. Two options for a client who finds today's ships too large.

    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

    No. She is laid up in Elefsina Bay, Greece, and was still out of service in March 2026, offered for sale.
    She sailed for Royal Caribbean from 1992 to 2020, then was sold in December 2020 to the Greek owner Seajets.
    She was renamed Majesty, then Majesty of the Oceans in April 2021. But she does not sail: she is laid up and offered for sale.
    No. Unlike Sovereign of the Seas, broken up between 2020 and February 2021, Majesty is laid up but intact.
    No. She no longer appears in the Royal Caribbean catalogue, and we have no departures to sell on this ship.
    Twenty-eight years, from 1992 to 2020. That is one of the longest careers in the company under a single flag.
    Scale. That was a generation designed in the mid-1980s, when a cruise ship was counted in tens of thousands of gross tons rather than hundreds of thousands.
    Grandeur of the Seas, delivered in 1996, with 1,992 guests at double occupancy, 11 decks and 73,817 gross tons. Hers is the oldest active hull in the company.
    Yes, Enchantment of the Seas, from 1997, at 82,910 gross tons since her 2005 lengthening and 95 departures from Tampa.
    They were sold or scrapped before her. Sovereign of the Seas was beached at Aliağa on 23 July 2020 and broken up through February 2021.
    Because the name still circulates among former guests, and it is better that they find a clear answer than an error page or an outdated brochure.
    By two independent measurements: the supplier site's response for the ship's address, and the number of departures in our own catalogue. For Majesty, both give zero.
    Thirty, according to our inventory. Four ships in the catalogue are retired, including Majesty of the Seas.
    Talk to one of our advisors about the format and region you have in mind. A client who finds today's ships too large has two small-format options in the fleet.
    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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