Liberty of the Seas Cruises 2026 & 2027

Liberty of the Seas At a Glance

• Gross tonnage: ~155,889 GT
• Length / beam / draft: ~338.9 m (1,111.9 ft) / ~56 m over wings (~184 ft) / ~9.0 m (29.6 ft)
• Guest capacity (double / max): ~3,800 / up to ~4,900–4,960
• Crew: ~1,300
• Passenger decks: 15
• Class / builder / registry: Freedom class; built in Turku, Finland; Nassau, Bahamas
• Entered service: May 2007
• Refurbishments: 2016 major refit; Royal Amplified update completed for summer 2026 programme
• Typical cruising speed: ~21–22 kn
• Power/propulsion: diesel-electric with thrusters (large-ship configuration)
• Pools / whirlpools: 3 pools; ~6 whirlpools

Liberty of the Seas Accommodation

• Interior (including Promenade View): typically ~150–160 sq ft (14–15 sq m). Two twins convert to a Royal King; selected rooms add a sofa bed or Pullman. Promenade View interiors face the Royal Promenade. Storage includes a wardrobe, drawers and a small desk/vanity.
• Ocean View / Panoramic: standard Ocean View around ~160–180 sq ft (15–17 sq m). Family/ultra-spacious options are about ~290 sq ft (27–28 sq m). Forward Panoramic Ocean View variants offer floor-to-ceiling windows (no balcony).
• Balcony: typically ~185–200 sq ft (17–19 sq m) with ~65 sq ft (6 sq m) balcony. Some “spacious” types provide an extra cabin or outdoor room.
• Suites:
• Junior Suite: ~300 sq ft (28 sq m) with ~95 sq ft (9 sq m) balcony.
• Grand Suite (1-bed): ~400 sq ft (37 sq m).
• Owner’s Suite: ~595–629 sq ft (55–58 sq m) with ~160–205 sq ft (15–19 sq m) balcony.
• Royal Suite (1-bed): approx. ~1,358–1,400 sq ft (126–130 sq m) with ~260–313 sq ft (24–29 sq m) balcony.
• Presidential Family Suite (4-bed): approx. ~1,209–1,215 sq ft (112–113 sq m) with ~805–845 sq ft (75–79 sq m) balcony; sleeps up to 14.
• Family & accessibility: Inter-connecting layouts appear across categories; family insides and ultra-spacious ocean views are available in limited numbers. Around thirty-plus accessible staterooms span Interior, Promenade View, Ocean View, Balcony and Junior Suite, with widened doors and roll-in showers.
• Practical touches: US 110V and EU 220V sockets (UK adaptors recommended); many cabins include USB points. Kettles are not guaranteed. Most non-suite bathrooms have a shower; many suites include a bath.

Liberty of the Seas Dining

Included & Casual

• Main Dining Room – three-tier venue serving rotating menus at set or flexible times; unhurried, sit-down service.
• Windjammer Café (buffet) – self-service stations at breakfast, lunch and dinner with salads, grills, pasta, curries and desserts.
• Café Promenade & Sorrento’s – coffee, pastries and light bites; by-the-slice pizza for quick meals.
• Room service – available (delivery charges may apply).

Speciality (charge applies)

• Chops Grille (steakhouse), Giovanni’s Table (Italian trattoria), Johnny Rockets (retro diner) and Chef’s Table (hosted, limited-seating set menu).

Royal Amplified additions (from summer 2026): El Loco Fresh (fast-casual Mexican), Izumi Teppanyaki (hibachi), Starbucks, and The Lime & Coconut bar concept on the pool deck.

Dietary needs: Vegetarian, gluten-free, low-sugar and other requests can be arranged through the pre-cruise form and by speaking to the maître d’ on embarkation.

Liberty of the Seas Entertainment

• Theatre & live music: Production shows and guest acts in the main Platinum Theatre; live bands, piano and lounge sets across bars and lounges.
• Ice shows: Studio B hosts resident ice productions; public skating is offered when scheduling allows.
• Top-deck thrills: FlowRider surf simulator; The Perfect Storm (Typhoon & Cyclone) duo and Tidal Wave boomerang slide; Splashaway Bay for younger children.
• Sports & play: Full-size sports court, rock-climbing wall, jogging track and Liberty Dunes mini-golf.
• Royal Escape Room: hosted puzzle experience added with the amplification.
• Arcade & screenings: Video arcade and poolside movie screen.
• Spa & fitness: Vitality Spa & Fitness with treatment rooms and salon services; a large gym (cardio and weights) and paid classes such as yoga or spin.

Liberty of the Seas Families, Kids & Teens

Adventure Ocean groups children by age: Nursery (6–36 months), Aquanauts (3–5), Explorers (6–8), Voyagers (9–11), plus dedicated spaces and programmes for teens (12–14 and 15–17). Family-friendly hardware includes Splashaway Bay, the three water slides, the sports court, mini-golf and the ice rink. Early show times, kids’ menus and flexible dining help families plan around naps and bedtimes. Pram-friendly routes cover main public areas, and lifts serve passenger decks.

Liberty of the Seas Connectivity, Accessibility & Practicalities

Wi-Fi: VOOM satellite internet is sold in tiers; suitable for messaging and browsing, with streaming on higher plans. Speeds vary by region and demand.

Booking dining & shows: Use the Royal app/My Royal Cruise to reserve speciality dining and selected activities; some entertainment is first-come, first-served and policies vary by sailing.

Laundry & dress: No self-service launderettes; paid washing, pressing and dry-cleaning are available. Evenings lean smart-casual, with optional dress-up nights on longer cruises.

Power: US 110V and EU 220V sockets (UK adaptors recommended); many rooms now include USB charging points.

Accessibility: Multiple lifts serve all passenger decks; reserved wheelchair spaces are available in the theatre and Studio B. Tender ports may involve steps or gaps. For specific equipment or assistance, contact the line’s accessibility team in advance.

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