Here at Get Away Today, we love setting sail to explore the world, and Royal Caribbean is at the top of our must-sail list! If you’re ready to see far-off locations and tropical destinations, Royal Caribbean Cruise Line and Get Away Today are a great place to start.

Royal Caribbean’s Voyager Class is known for family-friendly activities, ice skating, the Royal Promenade and plenty of dining and entertainment options.

In this guide, we’ll compare Royal Caribbean Voyager Class ships, staterooms, kids activities, dining and onboard amenities to help you decide if this class is a good fit for your next cruise.

The Royal Caribbean ship class includes Adventure of the Seas, Explorer of the Seas, Mariner of the Seas, Navigator of the Seas and Voyager of the Seas. While the ships share many core features, each has its own mix of attractions, dining and itineraries.

These ships sail a variety of Caribbean, Bahamas, Mexico, Pacific Coast and European itineraries depending on the season.

When booking a cruise on Voyager Class, be ready for a clean, crisp, ocean-like interior with a wide array of amenities for your whole family to enjoy.

• Interior Staterooms sleep up to six guests and up to 340 square feet.
• Ocean View Staterooms include a large square window along with a small couch, king-size bed and desk area. The king-size bed can also be reconfigured into two double-size beds for friends traveling together.
• Balcony Staterooms provides even more room, with a larger sitting and desk area as well as the balcony itself.

All room types offer plenty of storage, with large closets and plenty of drawer space in the desk, bathroom and side tables. The bathrooms were quite spacious as well, with enough room for a shower, toilet and sink with moderate counter space. The room types also included the typical offerings such as a flat screen TV, plenty of US plugs and a hairdryer.

There are also a number of suites on the Voyager Class including Royal Suites and Royal Lofts.

Of all the things parents love about cruising with Royal Caribbean’ Voyager Class is that kids love it too!

Adventure Ocean® hosts multiple programs for babies (6 to 36 months old) to kids (12 years old). This new program allows kids to choose their own immersive adventure.

There’s plenty of whimsical rooms to roam and climbable creations to explore at Play Place. Interactive tinker time at Workshop. Friendly competition at Arena. Spaces to call their own at Hangout.

Plus dedicated programs that will engage all the senses for babies and younger kids at AO Babies and AO Junior.

Voyager Class is a great fit for families who want plenty of onboard activities without choosing one of Royal Caribbean’s largest and newest ships.

Voyager Class ships are known for combining classic cruise activities with some of Royal Caribbean’s signature family attractions.

Common Voyager Class experiences include:

• FlowRider surf simulator
• Ice skating rink and shows
• Rock climbing wall
• Pools and whirlpools
• Mini golf
• Sports court
• Adventure Ocean kids programming
• Live entertainment and original productions

Additional attractions vary by ship. For example, Mariner of the Seas offers glow-in-the-dark laser tag and an escape room, while Navigator of the Seas features The Blaster aqua coaster and other amplified pool-deck attractions.

You can also spend your evening stage-side with live bands and Las Vegas-inspired productions. Plus, you’ll see tons of guest performances and original productions onboard.

We certainly can’t leave without mentioning the food! For casual dining like breakfast and lunch, you can choose from a few options. The most popular, with the longest hours for both lunch and dinner, is the Windjammer Café. You can always count on the Windjammer Café to have something delicious, since it offers a huge buffet.

There are more than 20 different dining options, along with more bars and grills so whether you’re looking for pizza, a hot dog, fresh-rolled sushi or Italian cuisine, you’ve got it right here on board, including Jamie’s Italian.

One thing we enjoy is that the server and assistant server stay the same for the entire cruise during main dining, which gives you plenty of opportunity to get to know them. They’ll also learn your preferences and are always available to suggest delicious meal options.

If you want to try something new, or celebrate a special event, there is specialty dining available for an additional cost like Chef’s Table, the most exclusive dining experience aboard.

Wherever you want to go, chances are Royal Caribbean can take you there! We highly recommend planning your cruise as far in advance as you can, since the best cruise rates – and cabin availability – are found early.

You may find a few last-minute deals, but the savings are often negated by how high the airfare costs to leave so soon.

For help planning a cruise on a Voyager Class shop, or any of the wonderful Royal Caribbean Cruise ships, let our team of cruise experts help. Our staff has experienced nearly all of the ships, giving them first-hand experience to help you have the best cruise vacation.

You can also browse our cruise packages online or give the team a call at 877-510-2929. Whether you’re sailing through the Mediterranean, Caribbean or beyond, we can’t wait to help!