Quick Answer: Crown Lounge (Formerly Diamond Lounge) is a dining venue on Royal Caribbean ships. This page covers menus, pricing, dress code, and reservations to help you plan your dining.
Best For: Cruisers researching dining options, comparing specialty restaurants, and planning meal reservations before their cruise.
Key Facts
- Cruise Line: Royal Caribbean
- Type: Dining venue
- Reservations: Via cruise planner or onboard
Crown Lounge
Royal Caribbean — Members-Only (Diamond & Above)
An exclusive, quiet retreat for Crown & Anchor Society members—snacks by day, hot apps at happy hour, concierge help, and daily drink vouchers you can redeem across the ship.
Formerly called the Diamond Lounge. Access policies and hours vary by ship and sailing. Return to the Restaurants hub →
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Access Policies & Accommodations
- Eligibility: Diamond, Diamond Plus, Pinnacle members. Non-members are not permitted as guests unless noted by ship.
- Capacity: On full sailings, evening access may be limited; overflow seating or alternate venues may be used.
- Dietary: Light selections only; ask concierge about gluten-free or allergen-aware options available that day.
Where You’ll Find It
Crown Lounge appears on most Royal Caribbean ships; location and layout vary (upper decks with views on some classes, interior lounges on others).
Tip: Click the “Royal Caribbean” pill above to reveal ships that list a Crown Lounge / Diamond Lounge.
The Logbook — Real Guest Soundings
Depth Sounding: First-person account captured “in the wake,” edited to our venue standards for clarity. Experiences vary by ship and sailing.
Royal Caribbean Crown Lounge Review 2025: Loyalty Retreat on Icon
Introduction
A polished hush-haven for Diamond-tier relaxation—quiet chats, warm apps, and vouchers that follow you anywhere on board.
Food
Evenings feature mini crab cakes, wings, and rotating hot bites; mornings bring coffee, pastries, fruit, and cheeses. Portions are for grazing, not replacing dinner.
Service
Concierge and bartenders keep it effortless—quick voucher redemptions, friendly hellos, and help with reservations or questions.
Atmosphere
Club-style seating with soft lighting; some ships boast sweeping views, others are cozy interior lounges. Peak hours can hum.
Conclusion
Understated, member-focused comfort that makes loyalty feel seen. Rating: 4.4/5.
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Sources & Attribution
- Royal Caribbean Crown & Anchor materials and 2024–2025 loyalty updates (naming transition to Crown Lounge).
- Aggregated 2024–2025 cruiser reports for common hours, rotating appetizers, and voucher usage patterns.
- Royal Caribbean marks and menus referenced under fair use for research and commentary.
Policies can change without notice; verify current access and hours in the Royal App or with the concierge on board.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need reservations for Crown Lounge (Formerly Diamond Lounge)?
Reservations are recommended for specialty dining. You can book through the cruise planner before sailing or onboard via the app or guest services.
What is the dress code for Crown Lounge (Formerly Diamond Lounge)?
Dress codes vary by venue. Check the dress code section on this page for specific requirements. Most specialty restaurants request smart casual attire.
Is Crown Lounge (Formerly Diamond Lounge) included in my cruise fare?
Complimentary vs. specialty pricing varies by venue. Check the pricing information on this page. Specialty restaurants typically have a cover charge or a la carte pricing.
Which ships have Crown Lounge (Formerly Diamond Lounge)?
Availability varies by ship and class. Check the ships section on this page or the Royal Caribbean website for current fleet availability.
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