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Adventure of the Seas

Voyager-class cruise ship · flagged in Liberia. Browse upcoming sailings and route previews for this ship.

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Tonnage
137,276
Capacity
3,807
Built
2,001
Length
311 m
Upcoming
95

Reviewer read

A solid, middle-of-the-fleet ship. It falls behind on cabins.

Adventure of the Seas rates higher overall than 67% of the ships we track. Disembarkation is its strongest showing. The weak spot is cabins.

Why reviewers choose it

  • Disembarkation9.3

    Higher than 92% of ships · 1,748 ratings

  • Embarkation8.9

    Higher than 82% of ships · 3,614 ratings

  • Activities8.3

    Higher than 74% of ships · 2,343 ratings

  • Service8.9

    Higher than 73% of ships · 4,552 ratings

The one caution

8.3out of 10 for cabins

Higher than only 40% of ships. The typical ship scores 8.40.

Everything else, in three lines

One category rates in the top tenth of the fleet — disembarkation.

Eight are good without being remarkable: embarkation, activities, service, fitness, entertainment, dining, value and public areas. They rate higher than 51% to 82% of ships.

Family sits in the middle of the fleet too, but only 58 people scored it, so treat it as a hint.

Two fall below the fleet: ship quality (higher than only 46% of ships) and cabins (higher than only 40% of ships).

Cabin grade barely matters here. The inside, oceanview, balcony and suite grades all score between 8.66 and 8.81. Pick on price and position, not on rating.

Two places worth knowing about

  • Windjammer The one people argue about57% positive · 838 comments
  • Johnny Rockets The restaurant people mention most64% positive · 157 comments

Reviewers named 12 places by name. These 2 are the ones where knowing changes anything — the other 8 are all liked by 67% to 93% of the people who mentioned them.

Who says it suited them

First-time cruisers (342 of 367), couples (82 of 89), families with teens (64 of 91), seniors (42 of 60), solo travelers (38 of 46) and large groups (32 of 41).

No group described it as a poor fit.

What we can’t tell you

How it handles mobility needs
Too few reviewers mentioned accessibility here.
How it suits families with young children
Too few reviewers here described sailing with young kids.
Whether it's good value today
Reviews describe the fare people paid, not the one you'll be quoted.

Every category, compared

The mark on each bar is where the typical ship sits.

CategoryRatingCompared with other shipsEvidence
Disembarkation9.3Higher than 92%1,748 ratings · broad
Service8.9Higher than 73%4,552 ratings · broad
Embarkation8.9Higher than 82%3,614 ratings · broad
Ship quality8.7Higher than only 46%2,712 ratings · broad
Cabins8.3Higher than only 40%4,843 ratings · broad
Activities8.3Higher than 74%2,343 ratings · broad
Dining8.0Higher than 69%4,620 ratings · broad
Entertainment7.8Higher than 69%4,450 ratings · broad
Public areas7.8Higher than 51%1,850 ratings · broad
Fitness7.6Higher than 70%1,463 ratings · broad
Family7.3Higher than 69%58 ratings · limited
Value7.0Higher than 52%1,688 ratings · broad

5,338 published reviews · 471 from the last three years · 35,561 individual comments read.

On the chart

Upcoming sailings on Adventure of the Seas