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Voyager of the Seas Cruises & Sailing Dates

Explore Alaska, Mexico, and the South Pacific aboard this innovative Royal Caribbean ship with 79 upcoming sailings.

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80

Upcoming Sailings

3

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2

Active Listings

$293

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Voyager of the Seas

The Story

Voyager of the Seas made waves when she launched in 1999 as one of Royal Caribbean International's groundbreaking Voyager-class ships. With a gross tonnage of 137,276 and capacity for 4,099 passengers, she introduced features that revolutionized ocean cruising—including the first ice skating rink at sea and the signature Royal Promenade, an indoor boulevard lined with shops, bars, and entertainment venues.

This ship sails to some of the most sought-after ocean destinations, with upcoming itineraries covering Alaska's dramatic coastlines, Mexico's sunny shores, and the stunning islands of the South Pacific. Departing from convenient ports like Seattle, Los Angeles, and Brisbane, Voyager of the Seas offers diverse routing options for cruisers on both sides of the Pacific. Whether you're watching glaciers calve in Alaska's Inside Passage or exploring tropical paradises, the ship provides a comfortable base with plenty of activities to keep every type of traveler engaged.

Onboard, you'll find the active entertainment and varied dining options Royal Caribbean is known for. The ice skating shows remain a signature experience, while the rock climbing wall, mini golf course, and multiple pools give active cruisers plenty to do at sea. Families appreciate the dedicated youth programs and spacious public areas, while couples enjoy the variety of dining venues and evening entertainment. With over two decades of service, Voyager of the Seas has proven herself as a reliable, fun ship that balances classic cruising comfort with the innovative touches that made her class famous.

With 79 upcoming sailings and prices starting at $306, there are plenty of opportunities to experience this versatile ship. Browse available dates and find the perfect Voyager of the Seas cruise for your next ocean adventure.

Onboard Highlights

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Rock Climbing Wall

Scale a signature 40-foot climbing wall towering above the pool deck.

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Onboard Bowling Alley

Bowl a few frames at the ship's retro-style bowling lanes near the arcade.

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Chops Grille Steakhouse

Savor premium steaks and chops at this popular specialty dining venue.

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Royal Theatre Productions

Watch Broadway-style musicals and performances in the elegant multi-deck theater.

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Solarium Adult Retreat

Relax under a glass dome at the adults-only Solarium pool and whirlpools.

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Royal Promenade Boulevard

Stroll an indoor boulevard lined with shops, bars, and lively parades.

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Ship Specifications

📅 Year Built

1999

👥 Passengers

4,099

👨‍✈️ Crew

1,180

🏢 Decks

15

🛏️ Cabins

1,708

⚖️ Gross Tonnage

137276 gt

📏 Length

311 m / 1020 ft

↔️ Beam

47 m / 154 ft

⚡ Speed

24 kn / 44 km/h / 28 mph

🏳️ Flag

Bahamas

🔧 Builder

Kvaerner Masa-Yards (Turku, STX Finland)

🏷️ Ship Class

RCI VOYAGER

🎀 Christened By

Katarina Witt

⚓ Sister Ships

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Questions

Voyager of the Seas was built in 1999. She was one of Royal Caribbean's pioneering Voyager-class ships that introduced innovative features like ice skating rinks and the Royal Promenade to ocean cruising.
Voyager of the Seas has a passenger capacity of 4,099 guests at double occupancy. This makes her a large ship with plenty of space for activities, dining venues, and entertainment options.
Voyager of the Seas primarily sails to Alaska, Mexico, and the South Pacific. She departs from ports including Seattle, Los Angeles, and Brisbane, offering diverse itineraries across the Pacific Ocean.
The ship features an ice skating rink with live shows, rock climbing wall, mini golf course, and the Royal Promenade—an indoor street with shops and entertainment. These were innovative additions when the ship launched in 1999.
Voyager of the Seas cruises start at $306, with prices varying based on itinerary, cabin type, sailing date, and length of voyage. Alaska and South Pacific sailings typically differ in pricing from shorter Mexico cruises.
Beyond the fare

What Royal Caribbean International actually costs

These rates apply fleetwide across Royal Caribbean International.

Verified July 2026
Gratuities
$18.50
per person, per day
Couple, 7 nights
$259
before a single drink
Service charge
18%
bar · dining · spa
Wi-Fi from
$25
per device, per day
Drink packages run roughly $70–$105 per person, per day — and on most lines every adult in the cabin must buy one if anybody does.

Has NOT raised gratuities since Nov 2024, while Carnival, Princess and Holland America all did in 2026. VOOM internet runs roughly $25-30/device/day. The Key ($25-50pp/day, all guests 6+ must buy) is mostly worth it for the included Wi-Fi, not the priority boarding.

Published rates, not a quote. Cruise pricing changes frequently — confirm with the cruise line before booking.

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