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Adventure of the Seas is a Voyager class ship from Royal Caribbean, offering unforgettable voyages to bucket-list topping destinations around the world. A family-friendly ship from bow to stern and with space for over 3,000 passengers, guests of all ages will be able to make the most of the superb facilities. Boasting many of Royal Caribbean's signature features, including the Studio B ice-skating rink and shows, the Royal Promenade and a rock-climbing wall, as well as exceptional dining options at every hour of the day, you'll truly be onboard one of the best equipped ships at sea. Perfect for families, singles and couples alike, you're in for the adventure of a lifetime with Adventure of the Seas.
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As with all Royal Caribbean ships, Adventure of the Seas boast an incredible choice of dining options, including My Time dining. Whatever your mood there will be something to suit your taste buds and dress code. Head to the Mozart, Strauss & Vivaldi Main Dining Rooms to sample the fantastic food, with formal nights offering that traditional cruise dinner feel. The Windjammer Cafe will keep you fuelled 24 hours a day and is a great option if you fancy casual dining in the evenings.
For a themed-bite, head to Johnny Rockets for the '50s feel and American diner fare, Ben & Jerry's ice cream parlour will keep you cool throughout the day and the speciality Italian restaurant, Giovanni's Table, is ideal for a romantic meal for two or to celebrate over dinner.
The entertainment onboard Adventure of the Seas, is as you would expect from Royal Caribbean, second to none. From the ice shows in Studio B to the Broadway-style productions in the theatre. The ship also boasts the latest's films and a great selection of activities from golf simulators to rock climbing walls.
There is also a fantastic selection of lounges onboard, head to the British-style The Duck and Dog Pub for a beer or pop down to the Schooner Bar to sample one of the fabulous Martinis. For glamorous nights there is the Champagne Bar and to party the night away head to the Viking Crown Lounge of the Jesters Nightclub.
As well as all this there is the Adventure Ocean kids club and the Optic Teens Disco, to keep the younger cruise generations happy and to offer them an escape from their parents! Whatever your age there is always something to do or somewhere to go onboard Adventure of the Seas.
Cruisers who enjoy keeping up with a personal fitness regime while on holiday will love the onboard facilities and with four swimming pools, a well-equipped gym and a selection of fitness classes, there’s no excuse to miss out on your workout. Additionally, make the most of the chances to enjoy some valuable me-time in the spa and indulge in a treatment such as a soothing massage or a rejuvenating facial, followed by some time spent chilling out in one of the 16 whirlpools across the ship.
While it may be tempting to spend all your time onboard spoiling yourself at the spa, there are plenty of other ways to pass the time at sea. Mini-cruisers will especially love the kids’ clubs onboard where five different age groups offer fun activities and educational play so that the youngest guests can enjoy the cruise just as much as their parents!
Great holiday sunny weather and good food
Fabulous cruise round Caribbean with a two day stay in Miami Beach. Everything went smoothly and to plan transfers were on time. The only problem we had was having to contact the taxi company when we arrived back in port as I had no service on my phone. Fortunately I managed to find someone who phoned them for me.
Booked a cruise on this ship to the Caribbean for a special occasion, and so very much looking forward to it. Our cabin was very nice as booked a suite, the staff were all wonderful. We only ate in the Windjammer buffet restaurant as don’t like the formality of a dining room. The food was wonderful at every mealtime, great selection and excellent quality. The waiters came around all of the time to get you drinks, or see if all was ok, and generally to assist, some of the best staff I have ever encountered. We had the deluxe drinks package and well worth it as there was excellent choice and good value for the price paid. However, with regard to the ship itself, I felt it was extremely overcrowded mainly when it came to the pool area, on the 12th deck the beds were all tied together and there was not even enough room to get between them, and always full. The main pool area has a children’s pool along side the adults pool, it was crammed you couldn’t get near it, far too busy. The Solarium pool for adults was also too small to accommodate the number of guests. You also couldn’t seem to find a quiet corner on deck. On the main pool deck the music blasted out and I mean blasted, and sorry but I don’t mind a bit of music but this was far too loud, not relaxing at all. The entertainment was quite good, the ice show in particular, I have never seen this on a cruise ship before and thought it was amazing. The bars were all good, and all areas very well kept. There were however over 900 teenagers/children on the ship, some were in the adult bars late at night, obviously not consuming alcohol, but I do think there should have been restrictions on where they could go after a certain time. With regard to the itinerary, we visited Haiti, Peurto RICO, St Marteen and St Kitts. I would say Peurto RICO was the best, with the others unless you like a beach or jewellery shopping, then not really much else. Also The trips are quite expensive booked through the ship. I am not sure I would go with Royal Caribbean again, as have done over 20 cruises and this was the first time I have felt so stressed on a ship and could not wait to get home. I felt the ship was far too crammed for my liking and not relaxing at all. I have also come to the conclusion I would rather stick to cruising nearer to home, as on the flight out we were allocated separate seats which is a pain on long haul I was in row 47 and my husband was in row 29. For disembarking the ship we had to leave at 8.15am but our flight was not until 20.40 pm, apparently all guests have to be off the ship by 10.00am. I have never known this as normally you are able to disembark a bit nearer to your flight time! To add to this, the return transfer from the ship to Miami airport broke down on the highway and we were stuck there for over 2 hours in the boiling heat! At which point really had enough, so all in all not the best experience.
I had a fantastic time! Everything was well organised. The flight, transfers, hotel were all good. Embarkation was trouble free. The ship has been smartened up in some areas, especially the slides and surf area which was a great experience. Staff were really friendly and were so helpful. The food was great too although over the years they have cut down on the selection (but is happening on most ships these days too!) overall, a great holiday, met some new friends on our table. Only dined in the windjammer twice all holiday (it can be extremely busy there) as I prefer a quieter dining experience. I would certainly go again! Thank you! Sent from my iPad
