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Introducing Utopia of the Seas – the ship that’s totally transforming meetings and corporate events for good. The newest addition to our groundbreaking and innovative Oasis Class ships, Utopia is about to deliver the most unbelievable events possible in just a few shorts days. We’re talking bigger productivity with meetings or gatherings in world-class venues that inspire and motivate. Bolder team building with countless ways for your attendees to bond, like 17 adrenaline-pumping slides. And better downtime for networking and gathering than you ever imagined, with over 40 ways to eat and drink and new show-stopping spectaculars. With all sailings stopping at our award-winning private destination, Perfect Day at CocoCay, this is your biggest, boldest, best event yet.
We did the three night cruise last week. Highlights: Went as a couple around 50 yrs old. No kids with us. My 7th RC cruise. Don’t miss the aqua show! Amazing. I was a bit disappointed in the production show, which is usually what I love most. However, the aqua show made up for it. Ice show was also just ok. We tried to get reservations for the aqua show well in advance, but it was sold out. Someone on here recommended going to one of the balconies (rock climbing, etc.) for a good view if you can’t get a seat, which was perfect!! Solarium for adult time and excellent lunch. Way better than the Solariums on the older ships. Izumi for sushi - best service we had in the specialty restaurants. Mason Jar for a drink. Pesky Parrot for great service and drinks. Central Park restaurant for dinner - duck was amazing. Chops for steaks and sides - apps were just ok - service was weird bec they stood over us when we paid our bill/gave a tip (we had the unlimited dining package and did tip). We were celebrating my 50th birthday, so we opted for the dining package. It was great, but honestly not sure if I’d do it again on a “regular” trip mostly bec you usually get to know some people in the main dining room. Playmakers actually had live hockey on, which was great. The British pub had a fantastic singer. Schooners bar was just ok (usually one of my favorites). Trivia was done in like 10 mins, which seemed very rushed. Did the Hideaway Beach (adult only) on the private island, which we felt was worth it. We stayed onboard for Nassau to check out more of the ship bec it was a short cruise and we had both been to Nassau before. Overall, a very impressive ship and excellent service all around. Honestly might prefer a smaller ship again next time to get to know some people. This was mostly larger groups. One complaint is that very few of the restaurants/bars actually have a view of the ocean — something I used to enjoy at the Schooner bar and other places on the ships. Seemed odd to us. The Vue, Mason Jar, and pool bars were the only ones we saw. Also, if you drive there, the parking garage has basically no signage, so try to remember where you parked (we even took a pic and were still lost lol). Excellent, quick onboarding and debarking experience. All in all, an excellent cruise.
We decided to do our first ever cruise as a way to celebrate our youngest daughter graduating from high school. She wanted to do one day at Disney World, so we chose a cruise leaving from Port Canaveral. We did a 4 night cruise on Utopia that went to Nassau and CocoCay. Since I had read that Nassau was the lesser popular of the two ports, I only booked a catamaran excursion (I think the name on the catamaran was Seahorse but not 100% sure). This excursion took us around part of the island where we saw points of interest and celebrity homes. The tour guide Chris was hilarious. On way back, he played fun music and everbody enjoyed the open bar and dancing along. It is quite a walk to the meeting place but this excursion was something all 4 of us enjoyed (our daughters are 19 & 23). The next day was in CocaCay. We did a Wave Runner excursion. This was fun to be out on the water driving 25-40 MPH on the Wave Runners following a guide (with another one in the back of the group). We did this at 8:30 in the morning... it lasted about 1.5 hours. We then headed to CocoBeach Club to use our day passes. We thoroughly enjoyed looking out and getting in the water. The beach was perfect , the water felt great, and we had a nice sunny day. The day pass included an awesome lunch as well. We had several yummy drinks and really just enjoyed unwinding this day. My only complaint is when the low tide set in, it change the landscape drastically. As for Utopia itself, we enjoyed all the shows offered but our favorites were the Ice Skating and adult comedy ones. We also went to Name that Tune and it was so fun and entertaining both because the singers and dancers from the All-In show were part of the entertainment on this game show. Our girls didn't do the pool or hot tubs because of how crowded they were. I'd rate the cruise a 10/10 for my husband and I and an 8/10 for our young adult daugthers. They aren't much into the party scene and had I been their age, this would have been something I did for sure! I was always willing to stay up much later than them on this cruise to enjoy the live music, etc. They still had a good time but said their favorite was CocoCay relaxing on the beach. The beds in our ocean view balcony were very comfortable and we loved the amount of storage, plus walking out on balcony early morning or at sunset was breathtaking. Our stateman was just super awesome and friendly. We tipped him well. He left cute animals made from towels each day. The service in everything we did was just awesome! We pre-paid gratuities but still decided to tip waitstaff, etc. The food was also fantastic! The Windjammer gets pretty crowded but it was bearable. We did the Main Dining Room for dinner 2 nights and did Mason Jar for one paid meal for dinner and food at both was great! We didn't fully understand until the end by the MDR noticed and maybe seemed disappointed we weren't at our 5:00 showing (we missed it the first night and went later) and had reservations at Mason Jar the secone night) and realized we would have had the same table and waitstaff and the waitstaff probably looks at this as an opportunity to possibly earn more tips by having the same family for multple meals, so we understand now. They were awesome! I've typed a novel, but we'd for sure do a Royal Carbbean cruise again and in fact planning to next. year.
We had a large group (40) for this ship and had a fantastic time overall. As far as positives go: - Service was excellent. Bartenders, Dining Room Staff, Housekeeping, etc.. There was not one RC employee that we had a bad interaction with. They all go out of their way to ensure you're having a good time and have everything you need. - Entertainment was very good. The Aqua80 show was unreal. Highly recommend. The All In Show and the Adult comedy were fine. Typical cruise entertainment - talented folks but you've probably seen better. Worth checking out since they're only 45 mins or so. - Ship Amenities - this ship has everything. You will not see the entire ship while you're onboard, it's simply massive. The pool deck is crowded, but never felt like we couldn't find space or chairs. - Embarkation and Disembarkation - getting on and off was a breeze. Rooms were ready at 1:00pm and bags were there as well. Never had to stop in line getting onboard. Self-disembarked at 6:30am and was at the airport soon after. Very easy process. Note - this was a holiday weekend so Memorial Day traffic probably low vs a normal Monday morning in Orlando area. - Grab and Go Food - All the food places outside of MDR - Windjammer, Food Truck, Mexican Place, Pizza, Cafe Promenade, Park Cafe, etc. were excellent. Great quality and always had something ready to go. - Ports - both Nassau and CoCoCay were exceptional. No issues at either place. - Cleanliness - somehow they keep this boat looking spotless despite the madness that happens on a day-to-day basis. Negatives - Lines - you will wait in lines. Waterslides, rock wall, zip line, some food places, flowrider, golf, etc. Anything that you would think "oh lets go do that really quick". It will not be quick. While the boat itself has a lot of people and I noted finding chairs or space was easy enough, if you want to do something on the pool deck- you will wait. - MDR - the service and food quality in the main dining room has gone down since they added the multiple new restaurants to pay extra for. It's fine, but not what you remember from RCCL 5-10 years ago. Drink service is especially poor. Every night we ordered drinks and didn't get them until the main course. - One other small negatives was 3 different times we had a staff member approach us while eating about a discounted dinner at one of the specialty restaurants. They obviously get a spiff if they get couples to book last minute. We found this kind of obnoxious.
1st cruise absolutely wonderful can’t wait to go next year. Definitely going on a longer one. Would recommend shopping at the ports but not doing any excursions not worth the money or time. Do a little shopping at the port then back on the boat. Highly recommend trips with ur friends that are family and at least try the dining room once. State room middle of the ship with a window. While there were some kids that should have been better watched by parents still enjoyed the pool area. Who know maybe they come up with a couple of cruises in a year with no kids. Don’t get me wrong love kids but toddlers and young kids need to stick to their schedule they need naps. Also try the rides that are on the ship great fun even if ur grown kids think ur crazy for going again and again. Oh and the best we were on the boat first day immediately without any wait.
We did the three night cruise last week. Highlights: Went as a couple around 50 yrs old. No kids with us. My 7th RC cruise. Don’t miss the aqua show! Amazing. I was a bit disappointed in the production show, which is usually what I love most. However, the aqua show made up for it. Ice show was also just ok. We tried to get reservations for the aqua show well in advance, but it was sold out. Someone on here recommended going to one of the balconies (rock climbing, etc.) for a good view if you can’t get a seat, which was perfect!! Solarium for adult time and excellent lunch. Way better than the Solariums on the older ships. Izumi for sushi - best service we had in the specialty restaurants. Mason Jar for a drink. Pesky Parrot for great service and drinks. Central Park restaurant for dinner - duck was amazing. Chops for steaks and sides - apps were just ok - service was weird bec they stood over us when we paid our bill/gave a tip (we had the unlimited dining package and did tip). We were celebrating my 50th birthday, so we opted for the dining package. It was great, but honestly not sure if I’d do it again on a “regular” trip mostly bec you usually get to know some people in the main dining room. Playmakers actually had live hockey on, which was great. The British pub had a fantastic singer. Schooners bar was just ok (usually one of my favorites). Trivia was done in like 10 mins, which seemed very rushed. Did the Hideaway Beach (adult only) on the private island, which we felt was worth it. We stayed onboard for Nassau to check out more of the ship bec it was a short cruise and we had both been to Nassau before. Overall, a very impressive ship and excellent service all around. Honestly might prefer a smaller ship again next time to get to know some people. This was mostly larger groups. One complaint is that very few of the restaurants/bars actually have a view of the ocean — something I used to enjoy at the Schooner bar and other places on the ships. Seemed odd to us. The Vue, Mason Jar, and pool bars were the only ones we saw. Also, if you drive there, the parking garage has basically no signage, so try to remember where you parked (we even took a pic and were still lost lol). Excellent, quick onboarding and debarking experience. All in all, an excellent cruise.
We decided to do our first ever cruise as a way to celebrate our youngest daughter graduating from high school. She wanted to do one day at Disney World, so we chose a cruise leaving from Port Canaveral. We did a 4 night cruise on Utopia that went to Nassau and CocoCay. Since I had read that Nassau was the lesser popular of the two ports, I only booked a catamaran excursion (I think the name on the catamaran was Seahorse but not 100% sure). This excursion took us around part of the island where we saw points of interest and celebrity homes. The tour guide Chris was hilarious. On way back, he played fun music and everbody enjoyed the open bar and dancing along. It is quite a walk to the meeting place but this excursion was something all 4 of us enjoyed (our daughters are 19 & 23). The next day was in CocaCay. We did a Wave Runner excursion. This was fun to be out on the water driving 25-40 MPH on the Wave Runners following a guide (with another one in the back of the group). We did this at 8:30 in the morning... it lasted about 1.5 hours. We then headed to CocoBeach Club to use our day passes. We thoroughly enjoyed looking out and getting in the water. The beach was perfect , the water felt great, and we had a nice sunny day. The day pass included an awesome lunch as well. We had several yummy drinks and really just enjoyed unwinding this day. My only complaint is when the low tide set in, it change the landscape drastically. As for Utopia itself, we enjoyed all the shows offered but our favorites were the Ice Skating and adult comedy ones. We also went to Name that Tune and it was so fun and entertaining both because the singers and dancers from the All-In show were part of the entertainment on this game show. Our girls didn't do the pool or hot tubs because of how crowded they were. I'd rate the cruise a 10/10 for my husband and I and an 8/10 for our young adult daugthers. They aren't much into the party scene and had I been their age, this would have been something I did for sure! I was always willing to stay up much later than them on this cruise to enjoy the live music, etc. They still had a good time but said their favorite was CocoCay relaxing on the beach. The beds in our ocean view balcony were very comfortable and we loved the amount of storage, plus walking out on balcony early morning or at sunset was breathtaking. Our stateman was just super awesome and friendly. We tipped him well. He left cute animals made from towels each day. The service in everything we did was just awesome! We pre-paid gratuities but still decided to tip waitstaff, etc. The food was also fantastic! The Windjammer gets pretty crowded but it was bearable. We did the Main Dining Room for dinner 2 nights and did Mason Jar for one paid meal for dinner and food at both was great! We didn't fully understand until the end by the MDR noticed and maybe seemed disappointed we weren't at our 5:00 showing (we missed it the first night and went later) and had reservations at Mason Jar the secone night) and realized we would have had the same table and waitstaff and the waitstaff probably looks at this as an opportunity to possibly earn more tips by having the same family for multple meals, so we understand now. They were awesome! I've typed a novel, but we'd for sure do a Royal Carbbean cruise again and in fact planning to next. year.
On the new Utopia of the Seas℠, you’ll always slay in your weekend stay. From luxurious suites to convenient connecting rooms and value-friendly options, you’ll find the ideal accommodations for everyone in your crew — whether you’re bougie or on a budget.
On Utopia of the Seas℠, no weekend craving goes unsatisfied. Swoon over soul food staples for brunch. Catch dinner and a whoa over Japanese hibachi theatrics. And go all-in on globetrotting with international theme nights at our best, most indulgent buffet ever.
Indulge in an authentic taste of Italy with homemade pastas and Old World-inspired entrees at the newly reimagined Giovanni’s℠ Italian Kitchen. Set out on an epicurean adventure east with exotic Asian flavors and tasty teppanyaki prepared tableside at Izumi. Savor captivating and creative culinary delights designed to spirit you away with every bite at Wonderland Imaginative Cuisine. Or taste your way around the world with global goodness served buffet-style at the Windjammer. From top-notch free cruise dining included in your fare, to specialty cruise restaurants that dish up plenty of delicious flavor, we go bolder than any other cruise line when it comes to the best food onboard.
Don’t just see the world, experience it! Royal Caribbean shore excursions can help you discover even more at each incredible destination.
TIME TO SET A NEW BAR
Step your bar crawl way up, across 23 bottle-popping spot onboard Utopia of the Seas℠. Five live music venues pull out all the stops with chart-toppers night after night. Jaw-droppingly spectacular shows will blow your mind. And you can bet on big-time thrills at two action-packed casinos.
18 Slides
Boost your inner daredevil on 17 adrenaline-pumping slides - onboard and onshore at our award-winning private island, Perfect Day at CocoCay. From the longest, fastest dry slide at sea to the tallest waterslide in North America - adventure is in the fast lane with rushing tides and thrill-inducing slides.
10 Pools
Pool hop till you drop with countless ways to make a splash. Take your pick of ten pools — or try them all on the weekend's splashiest bash. The top deck is popping with two resort style pools or you can keep things low key at the Solarium Pool. Onshore, DJ-spun beats set the vibe at Oasis Lagoon.
7 Beaches
Max-out your beach day with six sun-kissed beaches at our private island, Perfect Day at CocoCay. Amp up the excitement with a pick-up game of volleyball or paddleboarding at South Beach. And level up your lounge game at Coco Beach Club®, with the first overwater cabanas in The Bahamas, and dedicated service as stellar as the views.
There's no better way to excite every member of your family than with a Royal Caribbean cruise vacation. We offer a huge variety of activities onboard and excursions on shore, so you can explore and have fun as a group or break out and do the things you each love most.
Onboard, our Adventure Ocean Youth Program offers adventure (and education) for kids ages 3-17 with different activities and programs for different age groups.
Many of the shore excursions offer the excitement and wonder that appeal to all ages. Be sure to check the descriptions to pick the ones your family will enjoy.
