Navigator Of The Seas deck plans

Navigator of the Seas (2002-built, last refurbished in March–April 2024, Royal Amplified in 2019) is a VOYAGER-class Royal Caribbean cruise ship, sister to Adventure OTS, Explorer OTS, Mariner OTS, and Voyager OTS.

Note: CruiseMapper’s Navigator OTS deck plans are valid for 2025–2027.

The deck plan shows 1674 staterooms for 3348 passengers (maximum capacity 4018), served by 1210 crew. The vessel has 15 decks (14 passenger-accessible, 9 with cabins), 16 lounges and bars (8 dining venues), 4 swimming pools, 7 outdoor Jacuzzis (whirlpools), and 14 elevators.

Navigator OTS deck plan changes – 2019 refurbishment review

The ship’s 2019 drydock (January 5–February 23), a USD 115 million project, introduced the following major changes:

• On Sports Deck 13, the signature Perfect Storm waterslides “Cyclone” and “Typhoon” were installed alongside the new FlowRider surfing simulator.
• On Spa Deck 12 (aft), the “Slashaway Bay” kids aqua park was added, replacing the former Outdoor Youth Area (“back deck”).

Following the refit, the ship gained several unique facilities not found on other RCI vessels:

• In addition to Perfect Storm, a new water coaster (“The Blaster”) and a new headfirst mat racing slide (“Riptide”) were installed. Both names were trademarked by RCI in September 2018.
• The Blaster aqua coaster is 244 m (800 ft) long, ranking it as the longest two-person raft slide at sea.
• The Riptide mat racing slide features a transparent tube.
• A new blow-dry bar, “To Dry For” (trademarked July 2018), offers fast beauty services and serves champagne and wine by the glass.
• Additional new venues include Lime and Coconut (two-level bar with live music), Bamboo Room (lounge bar), Johnny Rockets Express (fleet’s first), Playmakers Sports Bar and Arcade (with “Owner’s Box” VIP room), Starbucks Bar, new restaurants (El Loco Fresh, Jamie’s Italian, Hooked Seafood), The Observatorium (Royal Escape Room), redesigned mini-golf course, and Battle for Planet Z (laser tag in Studio B).
• Chops Grille steakhouse was redesigned.
• Adventure Ocean (youth program) gained a new outdoor playground.
• The Living Room teen lounge was updated.

Navigator OTS deck plan changes – 2014 refurbishment review

During the February 2014 drydock, the following updates were completed:

• Deck 2: Metropolis Theatre was renamed Royal Theater. The Board Room was removed and replaced with four new Oceanview cabins.
• Deck 3: Dungeon Disco was replaced with 19 new Inside cabins. The Photo & Art Gallery was renamed Fucus and reduced in size to create 15 new starboard Oceanview cabins; 5 additional Oceanviews were added portside. The Dining Room was renamed from Nutcracker to Sapphire.
• Deck 4: Dungeon (upper level) was replaced by Sabor Modern Mexican (specialty restaurant). The Dining Room was renamed from Coppelia to Sapphire.
• Promenade Deck 5: Ixtapa Lounge was renamed Star Lounge. Champagne Bar was replaced by R-Bar. A Shore Excursions Desk was added. The Dining Room was renamed from Swan Lake to Sapphire. Cupcake Cupboard (ship bakery) was added.
• Deck 9: Interior category M was reclassified as Category VB (Interior Virtual Balcony).
• Deck 10: Interior categories K and L were reclassified as Category VB (Interior Virtual Balcony).
• Lido Deck 11: A Jumbotron outdoor movie screen was installed at the main pool. Deck flooring was updated. Giovanni’s Table (Italian specialty restaurant) was added.
• Spa Deck 12: New Spa cabins (Panoramic Oceanview and Balcony) were added around the ShipShape Spa. The Royal Caribbean Nursery was added. The Living Room was reduced in size. The Back Deck (kids’ area) was removed for FlowRider support.
• Deck 13: The In-line Track was removed. Navigator Dunes mini-golf was moved from starboard to port, and a new golfing area was added.
• Deck 14: Cloud Nine and Seven Hearts were replaced with Izumi (Asian specialty restaurant). The 19th Hole sports bar became Diamond Club (past guest lounge).
• Virtual Balcony cabins were introduced on decks 9 and 10, converting 81 existing Interior rooms into staterooms featuring real-time ship camera views.
• New “Panoramic Ocean View” cabins (with floor-to-ceiling glass walls) were added on Spa Deck 12.
• Shipwide Wi-Fi coverage was installed.
• Digital signage (wayfinders) was added on several decks, providing interactive navigation.

Cabin amenities were upgraded with smart HDTVs in all staterooms. Public areas received new carpet (hallways, corridors, stairs) and new furniture in lounges and bars.