Spectrum of the Seas

Royal Caribbean · Quantum Ultra class · 2019

Spectrum of the Seas measures 169,379 gross tons, with room for 4,246 guests. Spectrum of the Seas sails 4-night cruises from Hong Kong and moves to Yokohama (Tokyo) in Jan 2027.

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Aerial view of Spectrum of the Seas sailing on deep blue sea, seen from the stern quarter
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Built
2019
Tonnage
169,379
Decks
16
Cabins
2,137
Guests
4,246
4,819 at full occupancy
Crew
1,551

Spectrum of the Seas cruise schedule

70 cruises in the next 12 months · open a cruise to see its itinerary · all times local

    1. Hong Kong
      ParkingHotels
      Wed 11 Nov 4:30 pm
      Port crowd
    2. At sea
      Thu 12 Nov
    3. Naha
      Fri 13 Nov11:59 am10:00 pm
      Port crowd
    4. Ishigaki
      Sat 14 Nov11:59 am8:00 pm
      Port crowd
    5. At sea
      Sun 15 Nov
    6. Hong Kong
      ParkingHotels
      Mon 16 Nov 6:30 am
      Port crowd

Showing 6 of 70 cruises

Where Spectrum of the Seas sails

Homeport and departures by month · Nov 2026 – Oct 2027

All of its sailings are in the Asia. Spectrum of the Seas sails from Hong Kong (Nov 2026 – Oct 2027), Yokohama (Tokyo) (from Jan 2027) and Shanghai (from Jan 2027).

Hong KongYokohama (Tokyo)ShanghaiNumber = cruises starting that month

Ports Spectrum of the Seas visits

20 ports of call in the next 12 months · homeports not counted

HomeportPort of callSize = ship calls

How Spectrum of the Seas sails

Sailings starting in the next 12 months · Nov 2026 – Oct 2027 · from published itineraries

Sailing mix

Upcoming sailings by length

69sailings

  • Up to 5 nights5478%
  • 7 nights11%
  • 6, 8 or 9 nights1319%
  • 10–14 nights11%
  • 15+ nights0–

Turnaround ports

Port intensity

Port days and sea days per cruise, between embarkation and return

Time in port
12 h
median · 8 – 34 h
Port days
47%
of days between embarkation and return
Overnight calls
16
staying past midnight
Late departures
10
after 8:00 pm · latest 11:00 pm

Cruise patterns

  • 1 port · 2 sea days4 nights28 cruises
  • 2 ports · 2 sea days5 nights21 cruises
  • 2 ports · 3 sea days8 nights5 cruises
  • 0 ports · 1 sea day2 nights3 cruises
  • 4 ports · 4 sea days9 nights2 cruises

Port daySea dayEmbarkation and return days not shown

Sea days are the days between embarkation and return with no port call. Hours in port run from arrival to departure; calls with unpublished times are left out. Late departure = leaving a port of call after 8:00 pm, local time.

Spectrum of the Seas specifications

From the cruise line and ship registries · metric units

Ship

Cruise line
Royal Caribbean
Class
Quantum Ultra class
Year built
2019
Status
In service
IMO
9778856
MMSI
210563000

Size

Gross tonnage
169,379 GT
Length
347.1 m
Beam
41.4 m
Decks
16
Cruising speed
22 knots

Capacity

Guests, double occupancy
4,246
Guests, full occupancy
4,819
Cabins
2,137
Crew
1,551
Guests per crew member
2.7
Space per guest
39.9 GT

How it compares

37th largest of 350 ships in service

Gross tonnage

  • Spectrum of the Seas169,379
  • Royal Caribbean average163,152
  • All ships in service91,156

Guests, double occupancy

  • Spectrum of the Seas4,246
  • Royal Caribbean average3,907
  • All ships in service2,189

Quantum Ultra class sister ships

Same design and size as Spectrum of the Seas

See the Royal Caribbean fleet

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About Spectrum of the Seas

Spectrum of the Seas is the first Quantum Ultra-class Royal Caribbean ship, about 169,400 gross tons with 16 decks and room for 4,246 guests at double occupancy. Highlights include the North Star observation capsule, RipCord by iFLY skydiving, the Ultimate Family Suite and Sichuan Red. It sails short cruises from Shanghai and Hong Kong.