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Utopia of the Seas, the latest addition to Royal Caribbean International's fleet, launched in July 2024 as the sixth giant cruise ship in the Oasis Class. With a capacity exceeding 6,700 passengers, Utopia of the Seas represents a new era in environmentally-friendly cruising, powered by Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG). This marks Royal Caribbean's commitment to sustainability, following the introduction of LNG technology on their previous ship, Icon of the Seas.
Constructed at the Chantiers de l'Atlantique shipyard in France, Utopia of the Seas incorporates cutting-edge energy-saving technologies to further minimize emissions.
Utopia of the Seas, the latest addition to Royal Caribbean's record-breaking Oasis Class, has been unveiled with a mix of familiar and new features. Surpassing its predecessor Wonder of the Seas in size, Utopia of the Seas offers fewer staterooms while promising innovative experiences. Following the traditional steel-cutting ceremony in April 2022, Royal Caribbean President and CEO Michael Bayley hinted at significant innovations onboard. Among the unveiled features is a novel dining concept inspired by the romance of classic train travel, akin to the Venice-Simplon-Orient Express and Rocky Mountaineer’s dining cars. This immersive dining experience will transport guests on virtual train journeys worldwide, complemented by cuisine and beverages from various destinations displayed on digital screens.
Utopia of the Seas boasts five pools catering to different vibes, including three resort-style sloping-entry pools featuring three Lime & Coconut bars at the heart of the ship's pool deck. Thrill-seekers can enjoy The Perfect Storm high-speed waterslides, while younger guests can splash around in Splashaway Bay. The ship's signature Ultimate Abyss slide has been extended to 259 feet with new zoom booster rollers and transparent racing windows, offering an exhilarating experience. Additional attractions include the FlowRider surf simulator, AquaDunes minigolf, and the Utopia Playscape.
With these enhancements, Utopia of the Seas promises to deliver an unforgettable cruise experience, blending innovation with leisure and adventure.
Utopia of the Seas now offers over 20 dining venues, featuring a new Locomotive Journey-themed restaurant. This innovative dining experience combines multiple courses with technology, presenting various destinations and storylines. Royal Caribbean's renowned Asian restaurant, Izumi, is located in Central Park with an expanded number of teppanyaki tables and new outdoor seating at Izumi in the Park for sushi and Japanese-inspired sweets to-go. Giovanni’s Italian Kitchen & Wine Bar spans two storeys with a new outdoor terrace named Gio's Terrazza overlooking the Boardwalk, enhancing the dining options onboard.
Returning favourites include The Mason Jar Southern Restaurant & Bar, Windjammer, Hooked Seafood, and Chops Grille, now connected to Trellis Bar.
Utopia boasts more than 20 bars and entertainment venues, including new additions like Pesky Parrot, a Caribbean-themed bar on the Royal Promenade offering fruit-based cocktails and frozen drinks. Live music venues such as Spotlight Karaoke, Boleros, Music Hall, Bell & Barley, and the traditional piano bar, Schooner Bar, add to the vibrant atmosphere. Entertainment highlights include Royal Caribbean classics like the AquaTheater, Studio B, and the Royal Theatre.
Utopia of the Seas features 20 types of accommodations, catering to different group sizes with layouts for three, four, five, and more passengers. Suites include the Royal Loft Suite and Ultimate Family Suite, alongside a new category called Solarium Suites.
