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Adventure Of The Seas

Royal Caribbean International

1 cruiser is connecting on Adventure Of The Seas from Port Canaveral, Orlando, Florida — 1 single man. 12 more are sailing Adventure Of The Seas and can be found in its hub.

8 days, round-trip Eastern Caribbean Perfect Day

Departure

Fri, Oct 16, 2026

Return

Sat, Oct 24, 2026

Duration

8 Nights

From

Port Canaveral, Orlando, Florida

1 cruisers going:1 Male

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Current per-cabin pricing direct from the cruise line.

InteriorSAVE
$1,546$2,300

Save $755

Fare code: ZI

OceanviewSAVE
$2,035$2,999

Save $964

Fare code: YO

BalconySAVE
$2,382$3,548

Save $1,167

Fare code: XB

SuiteSAVE
$3,600$5,716

Save $2,117

Fare code: JT

Prices include taxes & port fees. Final pricing may vary based on availability at booking.

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Route & Ports

Route map for Adventure Of The Seas
1
Port Canaveral, Orlando, Florida

16 Oct 16:00

Depart
2

St Croix Island USVI, Frederiksted-Christiansted, US Virgin Islands

19 Oct 08:00 - 18:00

3
St Thomas Island USVI, Charlotte Amalie, US Virgin Islands

20 Oct 08:00 - 18:00

4
San Juan, Puerto Rico

21 Oct 07:00 - 15:00

5
Coco Cay, Bahamas, Royal Caribbean

23 Oct 08:30 - 17:00

6
Port Canaveral, Orlando, Florida

24 Oct 07:00

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