Radiance of the Seas

Radiance of the Seas measures 90,090 gross tons and carries 2,143 guests at double occupancy across 12 passenger decks.

Tonnage
90,090 GT
Guests
2,143
Decks
12
In service
2001
The ship herself

What Radiance of the Seas Is Like

Onboard, she carries Rock climbing wall, Mini-golf, Sports court and Arcade.

On the open decks, her pool deck takes in Main pool and Solarium pool (adults-only, glass-canopied), the water attractions are Adventure Beach kids slide and adults have Solarium.

Evenings run through Main Theater, Club 20, Boleros, Quill & Compass pub and Schooner Bar.

At the table

Dining on Radiance of the Seas

Your fare covers the main dining room aboard Radiance of the Seas.

  • Main dining — Main Dining Room (two levels), included
  • Windjammer Marketplace — the buffet, included in your fare
  • Complimentary casual — Park Café, Café Latte-tudes and Solarium Bistro
  • Specialty dining, extra cost — Chops Grille, Giovanni’s Table, Izumi, Samba Grill and Chef’s Table
Days and nights aboard

What There Is To Do on Radiance of the Seas

Everything below is confirmed on Radiance of the Seas herself — not borrowed from her sister ships.

  • Rock climbing wall
  • Mini-golf
  • Sports court
  • Arcade
  • Main Theater
  • Club 20
  • Boleros
  • Quill & Compass pub
  • Schooner Bar
  • Viking Crown Lounge
Radiance of the Seas is the kind of ship that rewards knowing what you booked. Tell us how you like to travel and we’ll tell you whether she fits.
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Who Radiance of the Seas Suits

Radiance of the Seas runs supervised youth programmes with their own age bands, so children are in a group of roughly their own age rather than one catch-all room.

Adults travelling without children have Solarium to retreat to.

  • Adventure Ocean – Aquanauts — ages 3-5
  • Adventure Ocean – Explorers — ages 6-8
  • Adventure Ocean – Voyagers — ages 9-12
  • Teen lounge — ages 13-17
Good to know

Radiance of the Seas Questions, Answered

Radiance of the Seas has specialty restaurants including Chops Grille, Giovanni’s Table, Izumi and Samba Grill, which carry an extra charge. Her main dining room and the Windjammer Marketplace buffet are included in your fare. Complimentary casual spots include Park Café, Café Latte-tudes and Solarium Bistro.

Yes. Radiance of the Seas has Adventure Beach kids slide. There is also Adventure Beach splash zone for younger children.

Radiance of the Seas runs supervised youth programmes: Adventure Ocean – Aquanauts (ages 3-5), Adventure Ocean – Explorers (ages 6-8), Adventure Ocean – Voyagers (ages 9-12) and Teen lounge (ages 13-17). Royal Babies & Tots Nursery, ages 6-36 months (drop-off sessions, extra cost).

Your fare on Radiance of the Seas includes the main dining room, the Windjammer Marketplace buffet and Park Café, Café Latte-tudes and Solarium Bistro. Main-stage entertainment such as the main theatre and Club 20 is included too. Specialty restaurants, spa treatments and some activities cost extra.

Radiance of the Seas offers a rock climbing wall, mini-golf, a sports court and an arcade. Evening entertainment includes the main theatre and Club 20.

Yes. Radiance of the Seas has Solarium.

Radiance of the Seas carries 2,143 guests at double occupancy.

Radiance of the Seas measures 90,090 gross tons across 12 passenger decks.

Radiance of the Seas entered service in 2001. She was most recently refurbished in 2011.

Radiance of the Seas is a Radiance-class ship in the Royal Caribbean International fleet.

Radiance of the Seas sails with a crew of about 859, serving 2,143 guests.

Radiance of the Seas shares her Radiance-class design with Brilliance of the Seas, Serenade of the Seas and Jewel of the Seas.

Radiance of the Seas has recently sailed Alaska, Australia and Hawaii. Itineraries change by season — ask us for her current schedule.

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Our planning costs you nothing — the cruise lines pay our commission, so your fare is the same as booking direct. A quote is yours to keep.

Any date, any budget

Weekend Bahamas run or 30-night grand voyage — same care.

Groups welcome

Family reunions, weddings at sea, milestone birthdays — we love a full table.

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