Majesty of the Seas Photologue



Introduction

		Majesty of the Seas Statistics Guest Capacity : 2,350 Crew : 912 Gross Tonnage : 73,941 Length : 880 ft. Beam : 106 ft. Draught : 25 ft. Entered Service : April, 1992 Maximum Speed : 22 knots Majesty of the Seas entered service in 1992 as the third sister in the very successful Sovereign class of ships. Like her sisters, she was constructed at Chantiers de l'Atlantique in St. Nazaire, France. Sovereign of the Seas entered service in 1988 and is no longer in the Royal Caribbean International fleet. Monarch of the Seas, nearly identical to Majesty, entered service in 1991. After many years sailing a seven night Western Caribbean route, she pursued a Southern Caribbean itinerary from San Juan, Puerto Rico. In February of 2007, Majesty of the Seas underwent a major upgrade and received many exciting new features and was refreshed top to bottom. This is how she appears at the time of this publication. She now provides a classic, medium size ship experience with many modern amenities that guests have come to expect. Currently, Majesty of the Seas sails three and four night cruises out of Miami, Florida to the ports of Key West, Nassau (Bahamas), and Royal Caribbean's private island Coco Cay. The four night cruise provides a weekday getaway and the three night weekend cruises provide a fun-filled, party atmosphere experience. At the time of publication, it is merely rumoured that Majesty of the Seas will be moved to Royal Caribbean's European Pullmantur product but no such plans have been officially announced.







Majesty of the Seas is one beautiful, striking vessel with a nicely raked bow and rounded stern with graceful curves. Finishing her impressive profile atop is the Royal Caribbean International trademark Viking Crown Lounge. There is a total of 1,829 staterooms. Seven hundred and thirty three (733) of them have an outside view and 63 of those have verandahs. Majesty of the Seas was constructed at the mere verge of when verandah staterooms became increasingly popular. Very telling of this fact is that she has 1,033 interior staterooms. Two hundred and ninety nine (299) of Majesty's staterooms can accommodate third and fourth guests and four (4) staterooms can accommodate the physically challenged. Most staterooms' beds can be converted from two twins to a queen size. Newer amenities include upgraded bedding and flat panel televisions in every stateroom. When Majesty of the Seas debuted in 1992 she was among the largest and most innovative ships in the World. She is currently considered to be a moderate sized vessel in terms of her fleet mates but delivers all of the modern amenities that guests have come to expect. Sailing short cruise itineraries, Majesty of the Seas gives her guests a great introduction to cruising or experienced cruisers a much needed getaway.