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Considered one of the industry's first, true mega-liners, the Majesty
of the Seas and her sisters, the Sovereign of the Seas and the Monarch of
the Seas, ushered in a number of industry standards that are still with
us today. Here are just a few of her time-proven innovations and highlights.
- Giant Atrium. Every ship has a multi-deck atrium these days,
but Royal Caribbean was the first to introduce the atrium concept as
we know it today
- Glass Elevators. Almost every ship has scenic glass elevators
these days, but again, Royal Caribbean was a leader with this innovation
- Multi-level Dining Rooms. The Majesty and her sister ships
revived the elegance of multi-level restaurants not seen since the Golden
Age of ocean liners.
- Sleek Design. The Majesty's lines are sleek and streamlined
- not since the famous liner the Normandie has a class ships this size
looked so good!
The industry has changed a lot since the Majesty entered service in 1992.
Private balconies (the Majesty has only a limited number) are becoming the
norm. Personal space (the Majesty's cabins are very small) has increased
significantly. Yet this trend-setting ship, now well-established in short,
3- and 4-night itineraries, continues to reign as a proud, perennial favorite.
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- All ages but particularly popular with families, couples, and singles
- Passengers looking for a value-priced, quick getaway aboard a big-ship
- Active, "Get Out There" passengers
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- Passengers seeking absolute luxury. The Majesty offers a "mainstream"
cruise experience.
- Passengers who insist on ultra-flexible dining. The Majesty offers
the traditional style of dining with assigned dining times and tables.
Although the Windjammer Café offers a casual, restaurant-style
dining at night, there are no true, "alternative" restaurants
onboard.
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ShipShopper Index™:
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Year Built:
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1992 (refurbished 2006)
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Size Category:
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Large (73,941 tons)
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Passengers:
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2,350
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"Elbowroom" Factor:
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Cozy
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Outside Cabins:
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68%
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Balcony Cabins:
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5%
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Sister Ships:
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Sovereign of the Seas, Monarch of the Seas
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Length:
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880 feet
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Width:
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106 feet
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Crew:
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840
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Norway |
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