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Navigator of the Seas Cruise Ship Details

In Service:2001 | 25 years
Last Refurb:2014
Class:Voyager
Builder:Kvaerner Masa-Yards
Build Location:Finland
Call Sign:C6FU4
Flagged Country:Bahamas
Passengers:3,114
Crew:1,213
Gross Tons:138,279 GT
Length: 1,021.0 ft
Beam: 127.0 ft
Draft: 28.0 ft
Speed: 22.0 knots / 25.3 mph
Staterooms:NA

The Voyager class cruise ships were built between 1999 and 2003 for Royal Caribbean International and introduced the revolutionary Royal Promenade and ice-skating rink at sea. The ships feature extensive entertainment options and family-friendly activities across multiple decks. The class was the first to include a rock-climbing wall and a full-size basketball court at sea. The vessels were designed with a distinctive split-superstructure layout.

Navigator of the Seas Dry Dock History

Previous Dry Dock
February 16, 2024 - April 6, 2024
Shipyard
Seatrium Tuas Boulevard Yard
Location
Singapore
Duration
51 days
Navigator of the Seas underwent an extended dry dock at Seatrium's Singapore facility from February 16 through April 6, 2024. The project focused on routine machinery overhaul, classification work, minor repairs and steel work, together with hotel and interior updates. Passenger staterooms and public areas received refreshed carpeting, upholstery and wall treatments.
Previous Dry Dock
2019
Shipyard
Grand Bahama Shipyard
Navigator of the Seas underwent an approximately $115 million Royal Amplified modernization in 2019. The project introduced a completely reimagined Caribbean-style pool deck, The Lime & Coconut, The Perfect Storm waterslides and The Blaster aqua coaster. New and reworked venues included The Bamboo Room, Playmakers Sports Bar & Arcade and To Dry For, Royal Caribbean's first standalone blow-dry bar at sea. Adventure Ocean and other passenger areas were also redesigned as part of the extensive shipwide refurbishment.
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