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Itineraries of the Mariner of the Seas

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decks plans

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Mariner 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:  138279
  • Speed:  22.0 knots
  • Passengers:  3114
  • Decks:  15
  • Length:  311 m
  • Width:  48 m

History

  • 2003: Année de construction
  • 16 novembre 2003: Date d'inauguration
  • avril 2012: Rénovation
  • 2018: Année de rénovation

Mariner of the Seas: five embarkation ports, including New Orleans

Our 90 departures on Mariner of the Seas spread across five ports: New Orleans (49), Galveston (14), Barcelona (13) and two others. That is one of the most scattered calendars in the Royal Caribbean fleet.

New Orleans is the interesting fact. Few of the company's ships board there, and it is a port that combines naturally with a city stay — the flight from Montreal takes about four and a half hours, usually with one connection.

A capacity we refuse to publish

Our source gives two values for Mariner's capacity, and the gap between them exceeds a thousand berths. A gap that size is not an imprecision, it is a contradiction. We publish neither.

What we do publish: 1,185 crew, 139,863 gross tons, 311.12 metres, 15 decks, delivery in 2003 by the Turku yard in Finland, and a last documented refit in early 2018. For an order of magnitude, Navigator of the Seas, delivered a year earlier at the same yard and rated at 139,999 tons, carries 3,386 guests at double occupancy.

Three regions of the world on one ship

The Gulf of Mexico with New Orleans and Galveston, the Mediterranean with Barcelona. Mariner crosses the Atlantic between the two seasons, which explains her scattered calendar.

For a client, that means choice but fewer dates per itinerary. If you are aiming precisely at Galveston, Liberty of the Seas offers 114 departures out of 121 there, and Symphony of the Seas 50 out of 82. Mariner has only 14: that is thin for fitting a family holiday to a school calendar.

Twenty-three years of hull, eight years since the last dry dock

Delivered in 2003, refitted in early 2018. Eight years have passed since. That is longer than the seven years of Navigator of the Seas and shorter than the eleven years of Explorer of the Seas.

We give these intervals because they describe a ship better than her year of construction. An informed client compares refit dates, not delivery dates.

What 311 metres mean underfoot

Across 15 decks and 311.12 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.

That is our first placement advice, ahead even of cabin category. On a 139,863-ton hull it costs nothing and it changes the rhythm of a week.

Who she suits

Travellers aiming for New Orleans and the Gulf of Mexico, those who want a Mediterranean cruise on an intermediate format, and those whose dates are flexible. A family constrained by the school calendar will find more choice on a single-port ship.

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 five ports: New Orleans (49 departures), Galveston (14), Barcelona (13) and two others, out of 90 in total. That is one of the most scattered calendars in the fleet.
Because our source gives two values whose gap exceeds a thousand berths. A gap that size is not an imprecision, it is a contradiction, and we publish neither.
She measures 311.12 metres, is rated at 139,863 gross tons and has 15 decks, with 1,185 crew.
In 2003, at the Turku yard in Finland. She is the fifth and last ship of the Voyager class.
Yes, in early 2018, so eight years. That is longer than the seven years of Navigator of the Seas and shorter than the eleven years of Explorer of the Seas.
In about four and a half hours of flying, usually with one connection. It is a port that combines naturally with a city stay.
Yes, with 13 departures from Barcelona in our catalogue. The ship crosses the Atlantic between her two seasons.
Liberty of the Seas offers 114 departures out of 121 there and Symphony of the Seas 50 out of 82. Mariner has only 14, which is thin for fitting a holiday to a school calendar.
Fifteen decks, like the whole Voyager class. That is one fewer than the Oasis class and five fewer than the Icon class.
We do not calculate it, for lack of a reliable capacity. Her complement of 1,185 crew is known, but the measured spread across the fleet runs from 2.38 to 3.00 and we do not fill the gap with a deduction.
It depends on your dates. With 90 departures across five ports, the choice of dates per itinerary is thin. A family constrained by the school calendar will find more flexibility on a single-port ship.
The refit date first. It describes a ship better than her delivery year, and it is the figure an informed client compares.
A 139,863-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. None of her five ports is drivable. Of the 30 Royal Caribbean ships in service, only four sail from a port reachable by car 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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