Majesty of the Seas (1992-2020) — Historic Sovereign Class Ship

Looking for Majesty of the Seas info? Majesty of the Seas is a retired Sovereign Class ship that served Royal Caribbean from 1992 to 2020. This page preserves its history, deck plans, and legacy for those who sailed aboard or are researching Royal Caribbean's fleet evolution.

Majesty of the Seas (1992-2020) represented Royal Caribbean's Sovereign Class era, offering classic cruise experiences with 2,744 guests at double occupancy. As the third and final Sovereign Class ship, she helped establish Royal Caribbean's reputation for Caribbean short cruises. After leaving the Royal Caribbean fleet, Majesty was sold to Pullmantur and later scrapped in 2020.

A First Look

Majesty of the Seas in Juneau, Alaska
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Majesty at a Glance

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Dining Venues on Majesty of the Seas

Majesty dining venue seating with ocean view

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The Logbook — Tales From the Wake

Frequently Asked Questions

What class is Majesty of the Seas?

Majesty of the Seas is a Sovereign Class ship, one of Royal Caribbean's classic vessels offering traditional cruise experiences with mid-sized intimacy.

How many passengers does Majesty of the Seas hold?

Majesty of the Seas holds 2,350 guests at double occupancy, offering a more intimate cruising experience perfect for first-timers and those seeking classic cruise charm.

When was Majesty of the Seas built?

Majesty of the Seas entered service in 1992 and has been refurbished to maintain modern amenities while preserving her classic charm.

What kind of cruises does Majesty of the Seas offer?

Majesty specialized in short Caribbean getaways, making her perfect for quick escapes, first-time cruisers, and those who prefer traditional cruise experiences over mega-ship energy.

Is Majesty of the Seas still in service?

No, Majesty of the Seas is no longer in service. The ship left the Royal Caribbean fleet in 2020 and was sold to a Greek operator. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, she never resumed service and was scrapped in 2021. This page preserves the ship's history and legacy for those who sailed aboard or are researching Royal Caribbean's fleet evolution.

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