Navigator Of The Seas

Royal CaribbeanBuilt 2002
4,000
Guests
1,232
Crew
15
Decks
311 m
Length

About Navigator Of The Seas

Navigator of the Seas arrived in 2002 and then got one of the most comprehensive overhauls in Royal Caribbean history. Her 2018 $115 million refit added the first shipboard laser-tag arena, The Blaster (an eight-storey slide and the longest waterslide at sea), a reimagined Royal Promenade, and a completely rebuilt pool deck with a dedicated kids' splash zone. Navigator is the resident ship in Los Angeles, and her popularity with West Coast families reflects how well that renovation landed.

Dining

11 venues

Included in your fare

El Loco FreshMexican
Sapphire Dining Room (Main Dining Room)Continental
WindjammerBuffet

Specialty dining

Cafe PromenadePizza, sandwiches, ice cream, coffee, cupcakes
Chef's TableGourmet
Chops GrilleSteakhouse
Hooked SeafoodSeafood
IzumiJapanese

Specifications

Year built
2002
Refurbished
2024
Passengers
4,000
Crew
1,232
Passenger-to-crew ratio
3.2 : 1
Decks
15
Length
311 m
Beam
49 m

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