Royal Caribbean Vision Class Ships
Smaller, more intimate ships perfect for repositioning itineraries, European sailings, and guests who prefer a classic cruise experience with Royal Caribbean’s signature energy.
The Vision Class Ships
- Vision of the Seas — Homeport: Various, including Baltimore. Launched 1998.
- Enchantment of the Seas — Homeport: Baltimore and Port Canaveral. Launched 1997.
- Grandeur of the Seas — Homeport: Baltimore. Launched 1996.
- Rhapsody of the Seas — Homeport: Piraeus, Greece. Launched 1997.
- Serenade of the Seas — Homeport: Tampa and various. Launched 2003.
- Brilliance of the Seas — Homeport: Tampa. Launched 2002.
- Jewel of the Seas — Homeport: Port Canaveral and various. Launched 2004.
About the Vision Class
The Vision class ships are the smallest in the Royal Caribbean fleet, carrying between 2,000 and 2,500 guests. What they lack in scale they make up for in accessibility and itinerary variety. Several Vision class ships homeport in Baltimore, making them among the most convenient departure options for travelers in the Mid-Atlantic states who want to drive to the port. Vision class ships also appear frequently on repositioning itineraries, transatlantic crossings, and specialty sailings that the larger ships do not operate. For guests who prefer a more intimate ship atmosphere, the Vision class delivers the Royal Caribbean experience at a smaller scale.
Key Features
- Rock climbing wall
- Main pool deck with pools and hot tubs
- Casino and evening entertainment venues
- Adventure Ocean youth program
- Vitality Spa and Fitness Center
- Multiple dining venues including specialty restaurants
Best For
Vision class ships are ideal for drive-to-port cruisers from the Baltimore and Mid-Atlantic region, budget-conscious travelers who want Royal Caribbean at the lowest price point, repositioning and transatlantic itineraries, and guests who prefer a smaller more intimate ship atmosphere.
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