Radiance Class
Brilliance of the Seas®
Jewel of the Seas®
Radiance of the Seas®
Serenade of the Seas®

A ship class introduced to the Royal Caribbean fleet in 2001, with the last ship added in 2004.

The name of a ship class is always written in title case, with capital initial letters. This applies whether it is being used as a noun on its own or as an adjective modifying another word, such as in the example of “See all the specialty dining options available on Ovation, and on other Quantum Class ships.” Do not hyphenate the ship class. See below for reference.

Icon Class

Legend of the Seas℠
Star of the Seas℠
Icon of the Seas℠

Quantum Class
Anthem of the Seas®
Quantum of the Seas®
Ovation of the Seas®
Spectrum of the Seas® — Quantum Ultra Class
Odyssey of the Seas℠ — Quantum Ultra Class

Oasis Class
The Amplified Allure of the Seas®
The Amplified Oasis of the Seas®
Harmony of the Seas®
Symphony of the Seas®

Freedom Class
The Amplified Freedom of the Seas®
The Amplified Independence of the Seas®
Liberty of the Seas®

Voyager Class
The Amplified Adventure of the Seas®
Explorer of the Seas®
The Amplified Mariner of the Seas®
The Amplified Navigator of the Seas®
The Amplified Voyager of the Seas®

Radiance Class
Brilliance of the Seas®
Jewel of the Seas®
Radiance of the Seas®
Serenade of the Seas®

Vision Class
Enchantment of the Seas®
Grandeur of the Seas®
Rhapsody of the Seas®
Vision of the Seas®

Requires italics: Serenade of the Seas®

— Ship names are always written in italics within body copy. In certain display scenarios, this may vary.

— Royal Caribbean ships are gender neutral entities. We do not call a ship “her” or “she”. Use the “it” pronoun, “ship” or just the name of the ship.

— Avoid using an apostrophe with the ship name, whether in a possessive or contracted form.

Internal Reference: SR

Ship Class: Radiance Class

Maiden Voyage: August 1, 2003

Requires italics: Radiance of the Seas®

— Ship names are always written in italics within body copy. In certain display scenarios, this may vary. Note that the registration mark is not italicized.

— Royal Caribbean ships are gender neutral entities. We do not call a ship “her” or “she”. Use the “it” pronoun, “ship” or just the name of the ship.

— Do not use an apostrophe with the ship name, whether in a possessive or contracted form.

Internal Reference: RD

Ship Class: Radiance Class

Maiden Voyage: April 7, 2001

Requires italics: Jewel of the Seas®

— Ship names are always written in italics within body copy. In certain display scenarios, this may vary. Note that the registration mark is not italicized.

— Royal Caribbean ships are gender neutral entities. We do not call a ship “her” or “she”. Use the “it” pronoun, “ship” or just the name of the ship.

— Do not use an apostrophe with the ship name, whether in a possessive or contracted form.

Internal Reference: JW

Ship Class: Radiance Class

Maiden Voyage: May 8, 2004

Requires italics:Brilliance of the Seas®

— Ship names are always written in italics within body copy. In certain display scenarios, this may vary. Note that the registration mark is not italicized.

— Royal Caribbean ships are gender neutral entities. We do not call a ship “her” or “she”. Use the “it” pronoun, “ship” or just the name of the ship.

—  Do not use an apostrophe with the ship name, whether in a possessive or contracted form.

Internal Reference: BR

Ship Class: Radiance Class

Maiden Voyage: July 19, 2002