Legend of the Seas (1995 Built) — Deck Plans, Live Tracker, Dining & Videos
Legend of the Seas (built 1995) is a Vision Class ship that sailed for Royal Caribbean from 1995 before being sold to Marella Cruises (TUI), where she continues sailing as Marella Discovery 2. With Viking Crown Lounge and signature Vision Class design, she accommodated about 1,804 guests at double occupancy.
Who Legend of the Seas (1995 Built) Is For
You'll love Legend of the Seas (1995 Built) if: you want an intimate classic Royal Caribbean experience with about 1,804 guests, the signature Viking Crown Lounge, glass-walled dining, and itineraries that take these nimble ships to ports the mega-ships cannot reach.
You may prefer a different ship if: you want mega-ship scale, the newest onboard technology, or extensive children's programming — Vision-class ships are best for experienced cruisers who value the ship's character over its feature list.
A First Look at Legend of the Seas (1995)
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Key Facts About Legend of the Seas (1995 Built)
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The Logbook — Tales From the Wake
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Legend of the Seas (1995) Deck Plans
Where Is Legend of the Seas Right Now?
See the ship's current position, speed, and next port on a live tracker.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Legend of the Seas (1995)
What happened to Legend of the Seas (1995 Built)?
Legend of the Seas entered service in 1995 as one of Royal Caribbean's Vision Class ships. She left the RCL fleet in 2017 and was transferred to TUI Cruises. This page preserves the ship's history and legacy for those who sailed aboard or are researching Royal Caribbean's fleet evolution.
When did Legend of the Seas (1995 Built) sail for Royal Caribbean?
Legend of the Seas was part of Royal Caribbean's fleet from 1995 to 2017. The ship represented an important chapter in the cruise line's expansion during the 1990s.
Can I still cruise on Legend of the Seas (1995 Built)?
No. Legend of the Seas left the Royal Caribbean fleet in 2017. She was transferred to TUI Cruises and has since been retired. This page preserves her history for those who sailed aboard or are researching the fleet.
What routes did Legend of the Seas typically sail?
Legend of the Seas has sailed a wide variety of itineraries during her career, including Alaska, the Caribbean, Europe, Southeast Asia, and Australia. As a mid-sized Vision Class ship, she was well suited for both open-ocean crossings and smaller ports that larger vessels cannot access.
How can I see Legend of the Seas's current location?
You can view Legend of the Seas's real-time position, speed, and next port using the live tracker embedded on this page. Scroll to the "Where Is Legend of the Seas Right Now?" section for the interactive map.
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