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Spectrum of the Seas

Royal Caribbean International
53 upcoming departures  ·  53 itineraries

Spectrum of the Seas is a 4,246-guest Royal Caribbean International cruise ship, in service since 2019. This page lists 53 upcoming departures across 53 itineraries in Asia, day by day and port by port. Its live AIS position is plotted on the map below and refreshed through the day.

✓ Families wanting water play and children's clubs ✓ Active travelers seeking sports and simulator attractions ✓ Guests who enjoy large-scale entertainment venues
53 itineraries · from $512 ● Where is it now?
Class Quantum
Built / Refurb 2019 / 2024
Gross Tonnage 169,379
Guests 4,246
Crew 1,551
Length 347.0 m
Beam 42.0 m
Decks 18
Cabins 2,137
Max speed 22.0 kn
Flag Cyprus
Guests per crew 2.7
Space ratio 40

Spectrum of the Seas at a glance

Ship size

Bigger than 93%

A mega-ship at 169,379 gross tons — #36 of 566 ships we track. 40 tons of ship per guest.

Best for

  • Families wanting water play and children's clubs
  • Active travelers seeking sports and simulator attractions
  • Guests who enjoy large-scale entertainment venues
  • Travelers choosing among many balcony and suite layouts
  • Passengers interested in Asian and specialty dining options

Think twice if you want

  • Travelers preferring small ships and quiet public spaces
  • Guests wanting a mostly traditional cruise-ship layout
  • Passengers seeking many complimentary specialty restaurants
  • Travelers who avoid large family-oriented activity areas
  • Guests requiring a simple, compact deck plan

Live Position ● 36 minutes ago

Heading to: Sasebo

Currently on: 4 Nights Orient Far East Cruise (4 nights)

The live position is about 712 km from this itinerary’s ports, so the scheduled voyage above may be out of date. The map shows where the ship actually is.

Shanghai (Baoshan), China → Okinawa, Japan → Shanghai (Baoshan), China
14.0 knots

Position via AIS — updated periodically, not real-time.

About Spectrum of the Seas

Spectrum of the Seas is Royal Caribbean International’s first Quantum Ultra-class ship, combining a large resort-style layout with technology-focused attractions and family facilities. Delivered by MEYER WERFT in 2019, the ship accommodates 4,246 guests in double occupancy and offers expansive indoor and outdoor activity areas. Signature features include the North Star observation capsule, RipCord by iFLY skydiving simulator, SeaPlex sports complex, Bionic Bar and Suite Club accommodations. Its design and onboard programming have particularly strong appeal for families and passengers cruising in Asia-Pacific markets.

Ship at a Glance

Operator
Royal Caribbean International
Builder / shipyard
MEYER WERFT, Papenburg, Germany
Registry / flag
Cyprus (confirmed by the ship’s AIS identity)
Call sign
5BDR6
IMO number
9778856
MMSI
210563000
Draft
8.5 m

Onboard Experience

Signature highlights

North Star observation capsule, RipCord by iFLY skydiving simulator, SeaPlex indoor sports complex, FlowRider surf simulator, Sky Pad virtual-reality trampoline experience, Royal Esplanade and Suite Club areas.

For families

Family facilities include Adventure Ocean youth programming, dedicated teen spaces, Splashaway Bay, arcade games, bumper cars, the SeaPlex sports area, FlowRider and the Ultimate Family Suite with a slide and private entertainment areas.

Pools, spa & wellness

Wellness facilities include the Vitality Spa and Fitness Center, Solarium, pools, whirlpools, jogging track and fitness classes. The RipCord by iFLY simulator provides a separate high-adrenaline activity rather than a conventional wellness amenity.

Accessibility

Royal Caribbean provides accessible stateroom categories and accessibility support, including assistance for mobility, visual, hearing and developmental needs. Shipboard accessibility should be confirmed for specific cabin features and equipment before booking.

Environmental features

The vessel uses hybrid exhaust-gas cleaning equipment, energy-efficient technical systems, heat recovery, optimized hydrodynamics, air-lubrication technology and LED lighting, according to the builder’s technical description.

Deck plans

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Venues Cabins only Both · Tap a deck to see what's on it

Deck 5

The Royal Theatre Izumi The Café @ Two70 Focus Photo Gallery Chops Grille Royal Esplanade Schooner Bar Chef's Table Bionic Bar Wonderland Jamie's Italian The Via Vintages Two70 Shore Excursions Retail Next Cruise

Full deck-by-deck guide →

View the official Spectrum of the Seas deck plans from Royal Caribbean International →

Cabins & suites

CategoryTypeCabinsSizeBalconySleepsDecks
InteriorCodes 1U-2U, 1V-2V, 3V-4V and CI; includes Interior with Virtual Balcony variants. Inside 370 166; selected virtual-balcony categories range from 178 to 187 sq ft — 4 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13
Studio InteriorCode 2W; single-occupancy interior staterooms. Count is not separately published. Studio (solo) — 101 sq ft — 1 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13
OceanviewCodes 1N-2N and 3M-4M; includes Spacious Ocean View variants. Oceanview 156 182; selected forward and corner cabins are larger sq ft — 4 3, 8, 9, 10, 11
BalconyCodes BY, 1C-2C, 3C-4C, 1D-2D, 3D-4D, 5D, 1E-2E, BG, CB; includes Sky, connecting and obstructed-view balcony variants. Balcony 1,518 198; selected cabins range from 177 to 298 sq ft 55; selected cabins range from 55 to 119 sq ft 4 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 16

Compare all 11 cabin categories →

Dining, bars & venues

31 included 17 extra cost in the fare, by the line's own published policy.

Dining

Main Dining Room Included
Deck 3–4
The ship's main multi-level dining venue.
Sichuan Red Extra cost
Deck 4
Specialty restaurant serving Sichuan-style Chinese cuisine.
La Patisserie Varies
Deck 4
Pastry and coffee venue.
Izumi Extra cost
Deck 5
Specialty Japanese restaurant.
The Café @ Two70 Included
Deck 5
Casual café serving light food and drinks.
Chops Grille Extra cost
Deck 5
Specialty steakhouse.
Chef's Table Extra cost
Deck 5
Reservation-only specialty dining experience.
Wonderland Extra cost
Deck 5
Specialty restaurant with imaginative, multi-course dining.
Jamie's Italian Extra cost
Deck 5
Specialty Italian restaurant.
Sorrento's Included
Deck 14
Casual pizzeria.
Silver Dining Included
Private dining venue for eligible loyalty and suite guests.
Splashaway Cafe Included
Deck 14
Casual snack venue located near the children's water area.
Teppanyaki Extra cost
Deck 14
Specialty Japanese teppanyaki restaurant.
Noodle Bar Extra cost
Deck 14
Specialty noodle restaurant.
Windjammer Marketplace Included
Deck 14
Casual buffet restaurant.
The Hotpot Extra cost
Deck 14
Specialty hot-pot dining venue.
SeaPlex Doghouse Included
Deck 15
Casual venue serving hot dogs, sausages, sides and salads.
Coffee & Tea Shop Varies
Deck 4
Coffee and tea venue.
Gold Dining & Lounge Included
Private dining and lounge area for eligible Gold-category guests.
Windjammer Café Included
Deck 14
Casual buffet venue listed on the upper deck plan.

Bars & lounges

Schooner Bar Varies
Deck 5
Piano bar and cocktail lounge.
Bionic Bar Varies
Deck 5
Cocktail bar operated with robotic bartenders.
Vintages Varies
Deck 5
Wine bar.
Silver Lounge Varies
Private lounge for eligible loyalty and suite guests.
Pool Bar Varies
Deck 14
Bar serving the pool areas.
Sky Bar Varies
Deck 14
Outdoor bar near the upper pool area.
North Star Bar Varies
Deck 15
Bar serving the North Star and upper pool area.

All 59 venues, including pools, spa and entertainment →

History & sister ships

  1. 2019Entered service, built by MEYER WERFT, Papenburg, Germany.
  2. 2024Entered drydock in Singapore for the ship's first major drydock and a full inspection; no confirmed passenger-area redesign or renaming was published.

Other Quantum ships

Quantum of the Seas Royal Caribbean International · 2014 Anthem of the Seas Royal Caribbean International · 2015 Ovation of the Seas Royal Caribbean International · 2016

Where Spectrum of the Seas sails, month by month

Oct
26		 Nov
26		 Dec
26		 Jan
27		 Feb
27		 Mar
27		 Apr
27		 May
27		 Jun
27		 Jul
27		 Aug
27		 Sep
27
Asia 1 5 4 4 5 4 1 3 2 2 4 1
From / night $253 $129 $144 $128 $114 $119 $154 $121 $149 $104 $135 $167

Departures per month over the next 12 months, from the cruise line's published schedule. Lowest advertised fare per night is in July 2027 (prices change; check when booking).

Ports it visits most

Shanghai35× Hong Kong21× Busan16× Fukuoka14× Jeju Island13× Kagoshima12× Tokyo12× Nagasaki11× Naha10× Kobe6× Shimizu5× Ishigaki4×

Explore This Ship

Jump from Spectrum of the Seas sailings into the broader destination network with cruise line and region hub pages.

All Royal Caribbean International port guides Asia cruises

Itineraries & Sailings

10 Nights

10 Nights Orient Far East Cruise

Asia
From $1,272 · $127/night
Ports of Call
Shanghai (Baoshan), China, Jeju(Seogwipo), South Korea, Fukuoka, Japan, Sakaiminato, Japan +3 more
Next: Oct 11, 2027
1 upcoming departure
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10 Nights

10 Nights Orient Far East Cruise

Asia
From $1,919 · $192/night
Ports of Call
Tokyo (Yokohama), Japan, Mt Fuji (Shimizu), Japan, Kobe, Japan, Kagoshima, Japan +3 more
Next: Oct 21, 2027
1 upcoming departure
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11 Nights

11 Nights Orient Far East Cruise

Asia
From $1,790 · $163/night
Ports of Call
Hong Kong, China, Busan, South Korea, Jeju(Seogwipo), South Korea, Kumamoto (Yatsushiro), Japan +3 more
Next: Nov 20, 2027
1 upcoming departure
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3 Nights

3 Nights Orient Far East Cruise

Asia
From $573 · $191/night
Ports of Call
Hong Kong, China
Next: Nov 12, 2027
1 upcoming departure
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3 Nights

3 Nights Orient Far East Cruise

Asia
From $573 · $191/night
Ports of Call
Hong Kong, China
Next: Nov 5, 2027
1 upcoming departure
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3 Nights

3 Nights Orient Far East Cruise

Asia
From $563 · $188/night
Ports of Call
Shanghai (Baoshan), China, Jeju(Seogwipo), South Korea
Next: Jul 9, 2027
1 upcoming departure
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4 Nights

4 Nights Orient Far East Cruise

Asia
From $578 · $145/night
Ports of Call
Shanghai (Baoshan), China, Naha, Japan
Next: Feb 1, 2027
1 upcoming departure
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4 Nights

4 Nights Orient Far East Cruise

Asia
From $611 · $153/night
Ports of Call
Shanghai (Baoshan), China, Seoul (Incheon), South Korea
Next: Mar 16, 2027
1 upcoming departure
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4 Nights

4 Nights Orient Far East Cruise

Asia
From $514 · $129/night
Ports of Call
Hong Kong, China, Hue/Danang(Chan May), Vietnam
Next: Nov 16, 2026
1 upcoming departure
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All 53 itineraries and their departure dates

All Upcoming Departures

Departure Return Itinerary Nights Region Book
Oct 24, 2026Nov 1, 20268 Nights Orient Far East Cruise8AsiaBook →
Nov 1, 2026Nov 6, 20265 Nights Orient Far East Cruise5AsiaBook →
Nov 6, 2026Nov 11, 20265 Nights Orient Far East Cruise5AsiaBook →
Nov 11, 2026Nov 16, 20265 Nights Orient Far East Cruise5AsiaBook →
Nov 16, 2026Nov 20, 20264 Nights Orient Far East Cruise4AsiaBook →
Nov 22, 2026Dec 1, 20269 Nights Orient Far East Cruise9AsiaBook →
Dec 1, 2026Dec 6, 20265 Nights Orient Far East Cruise5AsiaBook →
Dec 6, 2026Dec 11, 20265 Nights Orient Far East Cruise5AsiaBook →
Dec 20, 2026Dec 29, 20269 Nights Orient Far East Cruise9AsiaBook →
Dec 29, 2026Jan 3, 20275 Nights Orient Far East Cruise5AsiaBook →
Jan 3, 2027Jan 11, 20278 Nights Orient Far East Cruise8AsiaBook →
Jan 11, 2027Jan 19, 20278 Nights Orient Far East Cruise8AsiaBook →
Jan 24, 2027Jan 28, 20274 Nights Orient Far East Cruise4AsiaBook →
Jan 28, 2027Feb 1, 20274 Nights Orient Far East Cruise4AsiaBook →
Feb 1, 2027Feb 5, 20274 Nights Orient Far East Cruise4AsiaBook →
Feb 9, 2027Feb 13, 20274 Nights Orient Far East Cruise4AsiaBook →
Feb 17, 2027Feb 22, 20275 Nights Orient Far East Cruise5AsiaBook →
Feb 22, 2027Feb 27, 20275 Nights Orient Far East Cruise5AsiaBook →
Feb 27, 2027Mar 3, 20274 Nights Orient Far East Cruise4AsiaBook →
Mar 7, 2027Mar 12, 20275 Nights Orient Far East Cruise5AsiaBook →
Mar 16, 2027Mar 20, 20274 Nights Orient Far East Cruise4AsiaBook →
Mar 24, 2027Mar 29, 20275 Nights Orient Far East Cruise5AsiaBook →
Mar 29, 2027Apr 6, 20278 Nights Orient Far East Cruise8AsiaBook →
Apr 23, 2027May 1, 20278 Nights Orient Far East Cruise8AsiaBook →

Showing the next 24 of 53 departures. Every itinerary and its dates are listed under All itineraries above.

Spectrum of the Seas FAQ

What flag does Spectrum of the Seas sail under?

Spectrum of the Seas is registered in Cyprus.

How many passengers does Spectrum of the Seas hold?

Spectrum of the Seas carries about 4,246 guests with roughly 1,551 crew.

How old is Spectrum of the Seas?

Spectrum of the Seas entered service in 2019 and was last refurbished in 2024.

How big is Spectrum of the Seas?

At 169,379 gross tons and 347 m long, Spectrum of the Seas is a mega-ship — larger than 93% of the 566 cruise ships cruises.to tracks.

What dining is included on Spectrum of the Seas?

The Main Dining Room, Windjammer Marketplace, Windjammer Café, Sorrento's, The Café @ Two70 and selected casual venues are included. Specialty restaurants such as Chops Grille, Izumi, Jamie's Italian, Wonderland, Sichuan Red and Teppanyaki charge separately.

What is the dress code on Spectrum of the Seas?

Royal Caribbean uses casual, smart-casual and occasional formal or dress-up evenings depending on the sailing. Formalwear is not required throughout the ship, but restaurants may apply their published evening dress guidance.

Are gratuities included on Spectrum of the Seas?

Daily gratuities are generally added to the booking or onboard account rather than being automatically included in the base cruise fare. Suite benefits and selected packages can differ.

Is Wi-Fi included?

Standard cruise fares do not generally include a full internet package. Internet access is sold through Royal Caribbean's onboard connectivity packages, while some suite categories, loyalty benefits or promotions may provide access.

Is Spectrum of the Seas accessible for wheelchair users?

The ship has accessible staterooms, elevators, ramped public areas and accessible routes. Accessible cabin availability and suitability depend on the guest's mobility needs and the specific stateroom.

What children’s facilities are onboard?

Adventure Ocean occupies decks 11 and 12, while Splashaway Bay and Splashaway Cafe are on deck 14. The ship also has Fuel Teen Disco and an arcade on deck 15.