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Royal Caribbean International® Fleet Guide ROYAL CARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL® FLEET GUIDE ALLURE of the SEAS® OASIS of the SEAS® OASIS CLASS OASIS CLASS Maiden Voyage: December 2010 Maiden Voyage: December 2009 Gross Tonnage: 222,900 Newly enhanced in 2011 Guest Capacity: 5,400 Gross Tonnage: 225,282 • Guest Capacity: 5,400 Independence of the Seas® Liberty of the Seas® Freedom of the Seas® FREEDOM CLASS FREEDOM CLASS FREEDOM CLASS Maiden Voyage: May 2, 2008 Maiden Voyage: May 17, 2007 Maiden Voyage: June 4, 2006 Enhancements planned for 2013-2014 Newly enhanced in 2011 Newly enhanced in 2011 Gross Tonnage: 154,407 • Guest Capacity: 3,634 Gross Tonnage: 154,407 • Guest Capacity: 3,634 Gross Tonnage: 154,407 • Guest Capacity: 3,634 Mariner of the Seas® Navigator of the Seas® Adventure of the Seas® VOYAGER CLASS VOYAGER CLASS VOYAGER CLASS Maiden Voyage: November 16, 2003 Maiden Voyage: December 14, 2002 Maiden Voyage: November 18, 2001 Enhancements planned for 2013-2014 Enhancements planned for 2013-2014 Enhancements planned for 2013-2014 Gross Tonnage: 138,279 • Guest Capacity: 3,114 Gross Tonnage: 138,279 • Guest Capacity: 3,114 Gross Tonnage: 137,276 • Guest Capacity: 3,114 Explorer of the Seas® Voyager of the Seas® Jewel of the Seas® VOYAGER CLASS VOYAGER CLASS RADIANCE CLASS Maiden Voyage: October 28, 2000 Maiden Voyage: November 21, 1999 Maiden Voyage: May 8, 2004 Enhancements planned for 2013-2014 Enhancements planned for 2013-2014 Refurbished: October 2007 Gross Tonnage: 137,308 • Guest Capacity: 3,114 Gross Tonnage: 137,276 • Guest Capacity: 3,114 Gross Tonnage: 90,090 • Guest Capacity: 2,112 ROYAL CARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL® FLEET GUIDE Serenade of the Seas® Brilliance of the Seas® Radiance of the Seas® RADIANCE CLASS RADIANCE CLASS RADIANCE CLASS Maiden Voyage: August 1, 2003 Maiden Voyage: July 19, 2002 Maiden Voyage: March 3, 2001 Enhancements planned for Winter 2012 Enhancements planned for 2013-2014 Newly renovated in 2011 Gross Tonnage: 90,090 • Guest Capacity: 2,110 Gross Tonnage: 90,090 • Guest Capacity: 2,112 Gross Tonnage: 90,090 • Guest Capacity: 2,143 Vision of the Seas® Enchantment of the Seas® Rhapsody of the Seas® VISION CLASS VISION CLASS VISION CLASS Maiden Voyage: May 2, 1998 Maiden Voyage: July 13, 1997 Maiden Voyage: May 19, 1997 Enhancements planned for 2013-2014 Enhancements planned for 2013-2014 Enhancements planned for April 2012 Gross Tonnage: 78,340 • Guest Capacity: 2,000 Gross Tonnage: 82,910 • Guest Capacity: 2,252 Gross Tonnage: 78,491 • Guest Capacity: 1,998 Grandeur of the Seas® Splendour of the Seas® Legend of the Seas® VISION CLASS VISION CLASS VISION CLASS Maiden Voyage: December 14, 1996 Maiden Voyage: March 31, 1996 Maiden Voyage: May 15, 1995 Enhancements planned for June 2012 Enhancements planned for November 2011 Enhancements planned for 2013-2014 Gross Tonnage: 73,817 • Guest Capacity: 1,950 Gross Tonnage: 69,130 • Guest Capacity: 1,804 Gross Tonnage: 69,130 • Guest Capacity: 1,804 Majesty of the Seas® Monarch of the Seas® www.RoyalCaribbean.com www.CruisingPower.com Guest capacity based on double occupancy. Information SOVEREIGN CLASS SOVEREIGN CLASS accurate at time of printing and subject to change. Ship Maiden Voyage: April 26, 1992 Maiden Voyage: November 17, 1991 enhancement dates and details are subject to change without notice. ©2011 Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. Ships Refurbished: January 2007 Refurbished: June 2003 registry: The Bahamas. Brilliance of the Seas® is operated Gross Tonnage: 74,007 • Guest Capacity: 2,350 Gross Tonnage: 73,937 • Guest Capacity: 2,390 by RCL (UK) Ltd., a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd. 11024102 • 9/23/2011.
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