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Enchantment of the Seas: ship guide

Tampa’s weeklong Western Caribbean ship, stretched by 73 feet in 2005.

Best for: Tampa-area families and couples who want a full seven-night Western Caribbean cruise with four ports and plenty of sea-day space on a classic ship. Sails from Tampa in 2026 and 2027.

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Enchantment of the Seas
Enchantment of the Seas
82,910gross tons
2,252guests at double occupancy
852crew
11decks
1997entered service, refurbished 2012
989 ftlong
1,142staterooms

About Enchantment of the Seas

Enchantment of the Seas is a Vision Class ship that entered service in July 1997 and was lengthened in June 2005, when a 73-foot midsection built in Finland was inserted at a Rotterdam shipyard. The stretch made her the largest of the class at 82,910 gross tons and 989 feet, with 2,252 guests at double occupancy, 2,730 maximum and 852 crew. It also added a bigger pool deck with suspension bridges, bungee trampolines, a splash deck, Boleros lounge and more staterooms.

A December 2012 refurbishment updated staterooms and public rooms, and a 2015 drydock brought Park Café, Chef’s Table, the retro R Bar, a poolside movie screen and a nursery. The ship keeps the Vision Class signature glass Centrum atrium and Viking Crown Lounge, and offers a theater, casino, three pools and six whirlpools. She suits value-minded families and couples who want a classic weeklong cruise on a ship that calls at smaller Central American ports.

Enchantment sails year-round from Tampa in 2026 to 2027 on seven-night Western Caribbean cruises to Cozumel, Costa Maya, Roatán and Belize City, with some itineraries swapping in Perfect Day at CocoCay and Royal Beach Club Cozumel opening in late 2026. From April 2027 she offers five- and seven-night Western Caribbean cruises, and from November 2027 switches to four- and five-night sailings to Mexico.

  • Rock climbing wall about 40 feet tall
  • Bungee trampolines and a kids’ splash deck added in the 2005 stretch
  • Adults-only Solarium pool with retractable glass roof
  • Three pools and six whirlpools on an expanded pool deck
  • Boleros Latin lounge with a live six-piece band
  • Orpheum Theater with original shows Stage to Screen and Can’t Stop the Rock
  • Outdoor poolside movie screen
  • Weeklong Western Caribbean itineraries year-round from Tampa

Staterooms and suites

Interior

Interior staterooms are compact, generally in the 135 to 165 square foot range, with twin beds that convert to a queen. They make up the largest share of the ship and are a budget-friendly way to cruise for a week.

Ocean View

Ocean View rooms are about 150 to 190 square feet with a picture window; 431 of them give this ship an unusually high share of outside rooms, and the larger Ultra Spacious Ocean View rooms sleep families.

Balcony

Balcony staterooms are limited, with 154 on board, so they book early; most are around 190 square feet with a roughly 40 square foot veranda.

Junior Suite

Junior Suites add a sitting area, bathtub, walk-in closet and larger balcony, with Concierge Club access and priority boarding.

Suites

Grand Suites, Owner’s Suites and the Royal Suite at about 1,185 square feet with a 140 square foot terrace top the 94 suites on board, all with concierge service, reserved show seating and the Concierge Club lounge.

Enchantment of the Seas deck plans

Deck by deck, straight from our booking engine: the plan, the stateroom categories on that deck and the public rooms. Pick a deck.

Deck 12 plan

Deck 12

Diamond Club

Plans are the cruise line’s current drawings as supplied to our booking engine. Layouts change with refurbishments; your SmartCruiser advisor confirms the exact stateroom when you book.

On board Enchantment of the Seas

Wine Tasting
Wine Tasting
Windjammer
Windjammer
Viking Crown Lounge
Viking Crown Lounge
Theme Night
Theme Night
Table Tennis
Table Tennis
Sush Silent Party
Sush Silent Party
Sushi Making Class
Sushi Making Class
Stage To Screen
Stage To Screen
Spa And Fitness Center
Spa And Fitness Center
Solarium Bar
Solarium Bar
Solarium
Solarium
Sip Tour Brunch
Sip Tour Brunch

Dining on Enchantment of the Seas

My Fair Lady Dining RoomIncluded

The 1,346-seat main dining room serving breakfast, sea-day lunch and dinner with traditional or My Time Dining.

Windjammer CaféIncluded

Casual buffet open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Park CaféIncluded

Complimentary deli known for the Kummelweck roast beef sandwich, salads and breakfast items.

Café Latte-tudesIncluded

Centrum coffee bar serving Starbucks coffee and pastries, specialty drinks at a charge.

Chops GrilleSpecialty

Royal Caribbean’s signature steakhouse with prime cuts and seafood.

Chef’s TableSpecialty

Small-group multi-course dinner with wine pairings hosted by the chef.

Ben & Jerry’sSpecialty

Ice cream parlor in the Centrum added during the 2005 lengthening.

Boleros, R Bar and Schooner BarIncluded

Live Latin music and mojitos, 1960s-style cocktails and piano singalongs.

Entertainment and activities

  • Original production shows in the Orpheum Theater
  • Aerial acrobatics in the five-deck Centrum atrium
  • Casino Royale
  • Three pools, six whirlpools and the adults-only Solarium
  • Rock climbing wall, bungee trampolines, sports court and jogging track
  • Outdoor movie screen by the pool
  • Vitality at Sea Spa and Fitness Center
  • Spotlight Lounge, Viking Crown Lounge and video arcade

Families and who it suits

Adventure Ocean runs supervised programs by age group, the Royal Babies and Tots Nursery takes 6 to 36 month olds, teens have the Fuel disco, and families share the splash deck, bungee trampolines, Adventure Beach and arcade.

Best for: Tampa-area families and couples who want a full seven-night Western Caribbean cruise with four ports and plenty of sea-day space on a classic ship.

Sails from: Tampa · Regions: Western Caribbean, Bahamas

Enchantment of the Seas questions we answer every day

How big is Enchantment of the Seas?
Enchantment of the Seas is 82,910 gross tons and 989 feet long with 11 guest decks, carrying 2,252 guests at double occupancy and up to 2,730 with 852 crew. The 2005 lengthening made her the largest Vision Class ship, yet she remains a mid-size vessel with a theater, casino, three pools and a rock wall rather than waterparks.
Who is Enchantment of the Seas best for?
She is a good match for families, couples and groups who want a traditional weeklong cruise from Tampa with four ports and plenty of sea-day space. The expanded pool deck, bungee trampolines and splash deck keep children busy, while adults have the Solarium and Boleros. Guests who want waterslides and big-ship neighborhoods should consider a newer ship.
What are the best staterooms on Enchantment of the Seas?
Balcony staterooms are scarce, with only 154 on board, so book early if you want one. Ocean View rooms are plentiful and good value, and the Ultra Spacious Ocean View category gives families room to spread out. Junior Suites and Grand Suites add Concierge Club access and priority boarding.
What is included in the cruise fare?
The fare covers your stateroom, My Fair Lady dining room, Windjammer buffet, Park Café, production shows, Centrum entertainment, pools, rock wall, bungee trampolines, fitness center and Adventure Ocean. Specialty dining, drinks packages, spa and shore excursions are extra. On sailings where Royal Caribbean allows it, SmartCruiser adds bonus onboard credit that is not available when booking direct.
Where does Enchantment of the Seas sail in 2026 and 2027?
She sails year-round from Tampa. Through early 2027 the core itinerary is a seven-night Western Caribbean loop to Cozumel, Costa Maya, Roatán and Belize City, with some sailings visiting Perfect Day at CocoCay and Royal Beach Club Cozumel. From April 2027 she offers five- and seven-night Western Caribbean cruises, and from November 2027 four- and five-night Mexico cruises.
When was Enchantment of the Seas last refurbished?
Royal Caribbean lists a December 2012 refurbishment following the June 2005 lengthening that added the 73-foot midsection. A 2015 drydock added Park Café, Chef’s Table, the R Bar, a poolside movie screen and a nursery, and a September 2021 drydock in Cádiz handled routine technical maintenance.

Facts checked against Royal Caribbean: Enchantment of the Seas, Royal Caribbean Press Center: Enchantment of the Seas fact sheet, Royal Caribbean Press Center: 2026-27 Caribbean and Northeast lineup on October 13, 2026. Ship details change with refurbishments; your SmartCruiser advisor confirms the current layout when you book.

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