Adventure of the Seas review weighs features and value
A seven-night sailing informed an assessment of the 24-year-old Voyager-class ship’s cabins, amenities, dining and entertainment.
A reviewer has evaluated Royal Caribbean’s Adventure of the Seas after completing a seven-night voyage aboard the 24-year-old Voyager-class ship, highlighting which onboard offerings were considered worthwhile and which could be skipped.
The review covers an interior cabin and several public areas, including the Royal Promenade and pool deck. It also examines the Cyclone and Typhoon water slides, along with dining options such as the Windjammer, Main Dining Room, Giovanni’s Table and Chops Grille.
Entertainment spaces featured in the assessment include the Lyric Theater and Studio B. The reviewer noted that Adventure of the Seas does not offer the technology found on Royal Caribbean’s Icon-class ships, but estimated that it costs about half as much as a new-build vessel. On that basis, the reviewer gave a favorable assessment of the ship’s complimentary dining and entertainment relative to the price.