Spectrum of the Seas arrived in 2019 built specifically for the Chinese premium market. Royal Suite Class, a dedicated upper-deck suite enclave with private pool, hot tub, and butler-served terrace, brought a residential luxury quality the Quantum class hadn't had before. The Silk Road restaurant served authentic dim sum and Peking duck, while Sky Pad (an outdoor bungee-trampoline with VR headsets) created an entirely new kind of shipboard activity. Now repositioned outside China, Spectrum's design for demanding premium travellers translates well across markets.
Dining
13 venues
Included in your fare
La PatisserieBaked Goods
Main Dining RoomContinental
Sorrento's PizzeriaContinental
Splashaway CaféSnacks
The Café @ Two70Continental
Specialty dining
Chef's TableGourmet
Chops GrilleSteakhouse
IzumiJapanese
Jamie's ItalianItalian
SeaPlex Dog HouseHot dogs
Specifications
Year built
2019
Refurbished
2024
Passengers
5,622
Crew
1,551
Passenger-to-crew ratio
3.6 : 1
Decks
18
Length
347 m
Beam
41 m
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