Adventure of the Seas

Soar high above the seas on side-by-side water slides that loop over the ships edge. It's a race to the bottom with ocean views and adrenaline to match. A must for thrill-seekers (and competitive siblings). 

Tee off with a view at this quirky, two-level 9-hole course, full of tropical vibes and clever obstacles. Redesigned during the ship’s refurbishment, it’s a great way to enjoy a laid-back afternoon at sea. 

Towering 40 feet above the deck, this signature Royal Caribbean feature challenges you to scale to the top while enjoying sweeping views of the sea. It’s suitable for beginners and experienced climbers, with harnesses and safety gear provided. Located near the sports court on Deck 13. 

This one's for the little cruise-goers. With mini slides, water cannons, fountains, and a tipping bucket, it's a non-stop splash fest. Parents can relax nearby while the little ones burn off their energy. 

Treat yourself to some top-to-toe pampering from more than 100 treatments, including massages, facials, wraps, and acupuncture. There's a thermal suite, steam rooms, and a relaxation lounge if you just want to slow down for a while. Meanwhile, the fitness centre next door has cardio machines, free weights, and group classes like yoga, Pilates, and spin. 

This is the ship's main venue for live shows. It spans two decks and hosts musicals, live music, comedy, and guest acts. Comfortable seats and solid acoustics make it a good spot to catch a show after dinner. 

Movies by the pool, under the stars. The scene is set for nightly viewings of recent releases, family films, and all-time classics. Pick your deck chair, get the popcorn in, or simply float in the water for your own movie moment.  

The Solarium is an adults-only hideaway with a quiet pool, whirlpools, loungers, and a retractable glass roof for all types of weather. It’s peaceful, with relaxing music, greenery, and a nearby bar for drinks and snacks. 

The Main Dining Room is the ship's dining centrepiece, which offers both traditional seating times and My Time Dining for more flexibility. The menu changes daily and covers a wide range of international dishes. Special nights, like Italian or Caribbean-themed dinners, mix things up. On formal nights, it's a chance to dress up for a more polished evening. 

Chops Grille is the ship's steakhouse, featuring low lighting, dark wood, and a quieter atmosphere that's perfect for a special dinner.  Start with lobster bisque, mushroom soup, or Caesar salad. Mains include fillet mignon, New York strip, branzino, and rack of lamb. Sides like truffle fries and mac and cheese are rich and shareable.  

Giovanni's Table serves classic Italian in a relaxed setting with rustic decor and generous portions. Pasta dishes include gnocchi with gorgonzola, lasagna, and seafood linguine. Mains like chicken parm, veal ossobuco, and grilled lamb chops round it out. Finish with tiramisu, panna cotta, or a crisp cannoli. 

Cafe Promenade is open 24/7 and perfect for snacks any time. It's right on the Royal Promenade, with a casual vibe and plenty of seating. In the morning, grab a croissant or muffin. During the day and late into the night, pick up sandwiches, wraps, cookies, or fruit. It's a handy stop for early risers, late-night snackers, or anyone who just wants a quiet break. 

Interior staterooms are the most wallet-friendly option, and great for guests who plan to spend more time exploring the ship than in their room. These cabins are without windows but some come with a Virtual Balcony - a real-time view of the sea displayed on a floor-to-ceiling HD screen. Each room includes two twin beds (convertible to a Royal King), a private bathroom, vanity area, TV, and a safe. Variants include standard interiors, Promenade View rooms overlooking the ship’s indoor boulevard, and Studio Interiors. 

Ocean View rooms feature a large window or porthole, letting in natural light and giving you a peek at the ocean. Inside, you’ll find the same essentials - twin beds that convert to a Royal King, a private bathroom, TV, and a minibar. Room types range from Standard Ocean View to Spacious Ocean View and Panoramic Ocean View offering floor-to-ceiling windows. In our experience, families may prefer the Ultra Spacious Ocean View, thanks to its larger layout and added sleeping space. 

Balcony Staterooms come with a private balcony that is ideal for sipping coffee, enjoying the sea breeze, or catching a sunset from your own outdoor space. Expect floor-to-ceiling glass doors, a sitting area, private bathroom, twin beds that convert to a Royal King, TV, and a minibar. You can choose from an Ocean View Balcony or a Spacious Ocean View Balcony, depending on how much room you desire. 

Suites are the most luxurious accommodations available on Adventure of the Seas, offering more space, upgraded amenities, and exclusive benefits. Guests staying in a suite enjoy perks such as priority boarding, access to a dedicated concierge, and entry to the Suite Lounge and Coastal Kitchen - a private dining venue reserved for suite guests. Options range from the Grand Suite - available in one- or two-bedroom configurations with separate living and sleeping areas - to the Royal Suite, the most extravagant option, featuring a grand piano, a whirlpool tub, and a spacious private balcony.