Splendour of the Seas
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| Splendour of the Seas | |
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| Placed in Service: | March 31, 1996 |
| Status: | in service |
| Shipyard: | Chantier de l'Atlantique |
| Godmother: | Lisa Wilhelmsen |
| Registry: | Nassau, Bahamas |
| Tonnage: | 70,000 gross tons |
| Displacement: | 35,396 metric tons |
| Length: | 867 feet (264m) |
| Beam: | 105 feet (32m) |
| Draft: | 25.9 feet (7.9m) |
| Speed: | 24 knots |
| Decks: | 11 |
| Complement: | 2,076 passengers, 720 crew |
| Engines: | 5 x Wasa Wartsilla 12V46B, V12 engines, 11,700 kw (15,690 hp) |
| Call sign: | C6TZ9 |
Splendour of the Seas is a Vision Class cruise ship for Royal Caribbean International. Her itineraries include European cruising in the Mediterranean and the Baltic Sea along with South America and other more "exotic" locations in Royal Caribbean's worldwide destinations. Dedicated towards an international clientele, official languages on the Splendour of the Seas include English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese. The second in the line of Vision Class ships, she features a seven-story lobby, rock-climbing wall, and a 12-hole miniature golf course. Her sister ship is Legend of the Seas.
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Ship highlights
- Rock-climbing wall
- Glass-walled dining rooms
- Themed bars and lounges
- Casino
- Open atrium
- Theater
- 12-hole miniature golf course
- Indoor/outdoor pool in a Solarium with a sliding roof
- Outdoor pool
- 4 whirlpools
- youth facilities
- Day Spa and Fitness Center
- Free safes in every guest room
Layout
Splendour of the Seas has a total of eleven decks, the first eight of which are indoors. These decks house all the guest rooms, the theater, casino, shops, and main dining room. Decks 9 and 10 make up the outdoor portion of the ship, which includes the main pool, the rock climbing wall, and the spa and solarium with sliding roof. Deck 11 is the indoor Viking Crown Lounge atop the ship. The crew resides in quarters on Deck 1, separate from the guest facilities. The bridge is the most forward portion of deck 8, and the bridge extends out both sides of the ship several feet such that the bridge crew can walk on the extensions for an unobstructed side view. The miniature golf course is located on the aft top deck.
Electrical
As the ship services both European and North American voyages, 220-volt and 110-volt power is wired throughout the ship, with a mixture of both outlet types found in the staterooms. The 220-volt system is the primary system for the lighting.