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Radiance of the Seas Cruise Ship Details

Homeport: Tampa, Florida
In Service:2001 | 25 years
Last Refurb:NA
Class:Radiance
Builder:Meyer Werft
Build Location:Papenburg, Germany
Cost:350 Million USD
Call Sign:C6SE7
Flagged Country:Bahamas
Passengers:2,501
Crew:859
Gross Tons:90,090 GT
Length: 962.0 ft
Beam: 131.0 ft
Draft: 28.0 ft
Speed: 22.0 knots / 25.3 mph
Staterooms:NA

The Radiance class cruise ships were built between 2001 and 2004 for Royal Caribbean International and introduced a more refined and elegant design with extensive use of glass and natural light. The ships feature multiple specialty restaurants and the popular Schooner Bar with ocean views. The class includes a large theater and extensive outdoor promenade areas. The vessels were designed for sophisticated cruising with excellent service.

Radiance of the Seas Dry Dock History

Recently Completed Dry Dock
January 20, 2026 - February 13, 2026
Shipyard
Grand Bahama Shipyard
Duration
25 days
Radiance of the Seas completed a 25-day scheduled dry dock at Grand Bahama Shipyard from January 20 through February 13, 2026. The project included hull inspection, routine technical maintenance, class work and general refurbishment, along with minor passenger-area refreshing including upholstery updates before the ship returned to service.
Previous Dry Dock
March 10, 2024 - March 24, 2024
Shipyard
Grand Bahama Shipyard
Duration
15 days
Radiance of the Seas underwent a scheduled maintenance dry dock at Grand Bahama Shipyard in Freeport. The project included general technical maintenance and equipment overhauls, classification work and hotel upkeep. Passenger-area refurbishment included replacement of carpeting and upholstery throughout public areas, along with exterior hull repainting and general refreshing.
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