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Sapphire Dining Room

The top level of the main dining room, seating 723 guests and opens for dinner only with the same menu on offer as the Magellan dining room.

R Bar

A quiet and elegant bar decorated in muted creams and browns with a signature oversized bottle of Champagne in a glass display case at the entrance, the Champagne Bar is the ideal place to relax with a glass of wine or champagne.

Royal Promenade

The hub of the ship with shops, cafes, bars etc. There are occasional shows and parades.

Pig & Whistle Pub

Serving a variety of imported beers and ales, entertainment ranges from darts tournaments to pub entertainment. Seats 40 people.

Ice Cream Palor

Offering a range of flavors and open from 7.00am to 3.00am.

Cafe Promenade

Seats up to 108 people and open 24 hours. The lively venue is the ideal location to sit and enjoy a drink and snack whilst watching the activities taking place along the busy promenade or visit for an early morning drink, or snack before bedtime after a busy day.

Star Lounge

The ships second show lounge with a range of activities on offer from live music, dancing and art auctions to open play Nintendo Wii, adult karaoke and game shows such as the Millionaire Gameshow. Seats 410 people.

Guest Services

Guest service desk, shore excursion desk.

Click the Cabin Check Tool to check what is on the deck above or below your stateroom:

Cabin check tool

The cruise line separates the different categories (Inside, Oceanview, Balcony) into subcategories. The only difference in the subcategories is usually location on the ship. The detail above shows subcategory color, category name, and subcategory name. For detailed information, mouse over a cabin on the deck plans and a pop up window will appear. You will find diagrams, pictures and information about that cabin category including square footage and features.

Royal Caribbean has the most complicted and most difficult to understand category coding of all the major cruise lines. Its complicated because some cabins can be classified many different ways, sometimes without rhymn or reason. In some cases they also use the same color to denote two different categories.

They use a number followed by letter to denote the type of cabin. Cabins are ranked from the lowest number first to the highest number and also from the lowest letter first to the highest letter. Therefore a category that begins with 1 is consider a better cabin choice than one that begins with 3. The type of cabin is defined by the letter that appears after the number.

Letter V defines a inside cabin. Letter T defines a promenade view stateroom. A Boardwalk view balcony uses the letters I,J.

Oceanview cabins are defined by letter N. Spacious oceanview cabins by the letter M. Panoramic oceanview cabins are defined with the letters P and L. Letter S defines a boardwalk view cabin.

Spacious balconies are defined by the letter B. Regular balcony cabins use the letter D.