About Voyager of the Seas
Voyager of the Seas debuted in 1999 as a revolutionary ship that changed cruising forever. As the first of the Voyager class at 137,276 gross tons, this vessel introduced groundbreaking features including the Royal Promenade, rock climbing wall, and ice skating rink at sea.
The ship's innovations were so impactful that many became industry standards. Voyager pioneered the concept of activities at sea, proving that cruise ships could offer theme park-style entertainment alongside traditional cruise experiences.
Voyager of the Seas is ideal for cruisers who appreciate classic Royal Caribbean experiences at accessible price points. The ship sails from various ports, offering diverse itineraries for families and first-time cruisers.
Ship Highlights
Voyager of the Seas Specifications
137,276
Gross Tonnage
1,020 ft
Length
1,713
Staterooms
Where Voyager of the Seas Sails
Over the next 12 months, Voyager of the Seas has 53 scheduled sailings to North America, Mexico, Alaska, typically 7- and 8-night itineraries.
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Best Cruise Deals on Voyager of the Seas
3 Night Ensenada Cruise
3 nights • Voyager of the Seas
Royal Caribbean International
FROM / PERSON
$250
3 Night Ensenada Cruise
3 nights • Voyager of the Seas
Royal Caribbean International
FROM / PERSON
$340
4 Night Ensenada Cruise
4 nights • Voyager of the Seas
Royal Caribbean International
FROM / PERSON
$377
2 Night Brisbane Getaway Cruise
2 nights • Voyager of the Seas
Royal Caribbean International
FROM / PERSON
$379
7 Night Ensenada, Cabo & Mazatlan
7 nights • Voyager of the Seas
Royal Caribbean International
FROM / PERSON
$398
7 Night Cabo Overnight & Mazatlan
7 nights • Voyager of the Seas
Royal Caribbean International
FROM / PERSON
$407
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Voyager of the Seas historically important?
Voyager of the Seas was revolutionary in 1999, introducing the Royal Promenade, rock climbing wall, ice rink, and concept of mega-ship entertainment. Many features became industry standards adopted by all cruise lines.
What activities are on Voyager of the Seas?
Voyager offers rock climbing, ice skating, FlowRider surf simulator, mini golf, basketball, fitness center, multiple pools, and the Royal Promenade with shops, bars, and entertainment.
Where does Voyager of the Seas sail?
Voyager of the Seas sails various itineraries from different homeports seasonally, typically offering Caribbean and other tropical destination cruises.
What is onboard credit (OBC)?
Onboard credit is ship money you can use during your cruise—like a prepaid gift card. Spend it on drinks, specialty dining, Wi-Fi, spa treatments, excursions, or onboard shopping.
How does Zipsea give me more onboard credit than others?
Travel agents earn commission on every booking, and most keep it. We don't—we pass back the maximum onboard credit the cruise line allows, every time.
Do I pay more to book with Zipsea?
No. You pay the same published fare you'd see on the cruise line's website—except we give you back the maximum onboard credit on top.
How much onboard credit will I actually get?
It depends on your fare and the cruise line's rules. As a ballpark, shorter cruises usually allow $50–$100 and longer cruises $150–$500+. When you search a sailing, we show you the exact amount.