Spectrum Of The Seas deck plans

Spectrum of the Seas (2019-built, last refurbished in April 2024) is the first Royal Caribbean cruise ship of the Quantum-Ultra class, followed by the sistership Odyssey OTS (2020). The vessel was designed and built specifically for the Chinese market. Quantum-Ultra is an upgraded (enlarged and enhanced) version of the Quantum-class ships Quantum OTS (2014), Anthem OTS (2015) and Ovation OTS (2016).

Note: CruiseMapper's Spectrum OTS deck plans are valid for 2025-2026-2027.

Spectrum of the Seas cruise ship deck plan shows a total of 2137 staterooms for 4246 passengers (max capacity 4819), served by 1550 crew and staff. The ship has 16 decks (15 passenger-accessible, 11 with cabins), 18 dining options (restaurants and food bars), 4 swimming pools (one with a retractable roof), 10 outdoor Jacuzzis (large whirlpool hot tubs), 16 elevators, and a multi-million-dollar art collection.

Compared to fleetmates, Quantum- and Quantum-Ultra-class ships do not feature some of Royal Caribbean's signature facilities, including Ice Rink, Bowling, Zip Line, Water Slides, Rope Course, Golf Simulator, Boxing Ring, Smoking Lounge, and the Royal Viking Crown (Observation Lounge). The traditional Royal Promenade is replaced by a two-deck-high walkway (located on decks 4-5 and connected by staircases). This walkway runs through the ship's center, spanning roughly half of her length. New dining venues replace the traditional RCI Main Dining Room concept and support the "Dynamic Dining" program.

Quantum-class vessels feature numerous unique facilities and onboard activities (many introduced at sea for the first time), including:

• “RipCord” (deck 16) – skydiving simulator
• “North Star” (deck 15) – an above-ship observation capsule
• “SeaPlex” (decks 15 and 16) – bumper cars area, part of the largest sports complex at sea
• “Two70°” (decks 5-6-7) – LED Roboscreens (dynamic) and floor-to-ceiling glass walls providing live panoramic views
• “Bionic Bar” (served by robotic bartenders)
• new Interior cabin type called “Virtual Balcony” (decks 7 through 11)
• new Studio cabins with balconies (single-occupancy cabins for solo travelers)

RFID cabin door locks and RFID wristbands (an optional replacement for the traditional SeaPass cards) allow passengers to make onboard purchases and access their cabins. The wristbands are placed in envelopes inside passenger staterooms.

Compared to Oasis-class ships, Spectrum features larger staterooms, more connecting family cabins, new studio staterooms (for solo travelers), and more numerous and larger restaurants.

Spectrum is Royal Caribbean's first ship with an exclusive Suites-only complex. The enclave is located forward on decks 13, 15, and 16 and consists of Golden- and Silver-category Suites grouped within a private complex. Golden and Silver suite passengers receive exclusive keycard access, a private lift, and access to a private restaurant and bar-lounge. Suite-exclusive amenities also include access to "The Balcony" (a private sundeck area on Deck 16) and "The Boutique" (a VIP shopping area on Deck 15 offering information and booking for private or customized shopping tours ashore).