Majesty Of The Seas deck plans

Majesty of the Seas (1992-built, last refurbished in 2016 by RCI) is a Sovereign-class vessel (the smallest and oldest class of Royal Caribbean cruise ships), together with Empress of the Seas (1990-built, rejoined RCI in April 2016). By design, her sisterships were Monarch and Sovereign, both were last operated by Pullmantur Cruises (RCI’s Spanish brand).

Note: CruiseMapper’s Majesty OTS deck plans were last updated in April 2020.

Majesty of the Seas’ deck plan shows a total of 1177 staterooms for 2354 passengers (maximum 2825), served by 822 crew. The ship has 12 decks (11 passenger-accessible, 9 with cabins), 7 dining venues, 9 lounges and bars, 2 swimming pools, 2 outdoor whirlpools, and 11 elevators.

Not all elevators interconnect all passenger decks. The aft lifts connect decks 5 through 14, the midship lifts connect decks 3 through 7, and the forward lifts connect decks 1 through 11.

Majesty OTS deck plan changes – 2016 refurbishment

During her April–May 2016 drydock, Royal Caribbean planned to add a waterslide as part of the H2O Zone WaterPark (on Lido Deck 11). The first RCI ship to debut waterslides was Harmony of the Seas (with four slides). The first Freedom-class ship upgraded with waterslides was Liberty of the Seas (January 2016).

Officially named “Perfect Storm AquaPark,” the facility was to include sea-creature-themed water cannons, a giant drench bucket, and a jungle gym. The trio of waterslides—“Cyclone,” “Supercell,” and “Typhoon”—featured different ride experiences. The Supercell, for example, included a champagne bowl swirling riders before the final splashdown.

However, RCI later adjusted the 2016 refurbishment plans. According to the revised deck plans, Izumi (Asian/Japanese specialty restaurant), Sabor (Mexican restaurant), and the waterslides were deferred to a future drydock. The 2016 refit instead included suite, casino, lounge, and spa renovations; installation of a Jumbotron (large poolside movie screen on Lido Deck 11); shipwide Wi-Fi upgrades; the addition of VOOM Internet; and a Splashaway Bay aqua park for kids.

The Vitality at Sea Spa and Fitness complex (aft on Deck 9) was also renovated with new equipment and carpeting.

Although the ship did not receive an Izumi restaurant, several Izumi sushi items were introduced in the Windjammer buffet (Deck 11) during dinner hours. The à la carte menu included Crispy Philly (USD 8), Crispy Tuna (USD 5), Spicy Tuna (USD 7), Vegetarian Sushi (USD 6), California rolls with fish eggs and scallions (USD 6), Half Futomaki (USD 8), Spicy Salmon roll with avocado (USD 7), and Shrimp roll (USD 8).