Rating the Royal Caribbean Ships by Class

There are 7 Royal Caribbean ship classes that make up their fleet and we explain and rate them using 6 categories: Activities, Food Options, Amenities, Family Friendly, Itineraries, and Ocean Connection. Royal Caribbean has become the leader in large ships but they still have a number of smaller ships. See how they stack up against each other!
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[@Olyanna537]

Nice video. I was talking to my kids and used the analogy that the Voyager/Freedom Class is like the Disneyland of Royal Caribbean, while the Oasis/Icon would be the Disney World. Both are very amazing, excellent activities, food but distinctly different and really based on preferences. We are going in Utopia soon and can’t wait

[@CruisingwithCrystalandMarshall]

That is a great analogy. Our next two cruises are on smaller ships but we always find that we are pleasantly surprised with the more classic feel of the venues, bars and overall experience. No, we can't take the Ultimate Abyss as a short cut to the Boardwalk area but there are always "wow" things aboard. Enjoy Utopia, we saw that the shipyard officially transferred it over to Royal yesterday. :)

[@bethgintx]

Great video comparing all the classes. Until I have a grandchild, I have no interest in going on the Icon. I’ve been on at least one ship for every class (and even the Monarch, which is no longer). I love the Oasis class and the Freedom class the best, but have been on all the Voyager ships the most, but it is a little limited in food and the casino is small. Sailing Utopia in August.

[@CruisingwithCrystalandMarshall]

Utopia! Lucky you. We've been watching that one. We also love Oasis and Freedom classes. We are waiting for the prices to drop before booking on Icon.