Mariner of the Seas ship stats

  • Price:

    $$$$
  • Size:

    L
  • Total Passengers:

    3,114
  • Total Crew:

    1,181
  • Passenger to Crew Ratio:

    2.64
  • Built:

    Oct 2003
  • Refurbished:

    Jan 2018
  • Number of Decks:

    14
  • Total Cabins:

    1,674
  • Cabin Categories:

    64
  • Gross Tonnage:

    138,000
  • Length:

    1,020
  • Beam:

    158

Mariner of the Seas overview

By Cruiseline.com - Updated Mar. 9, 2020

Singles, couples, and families can choose from an assortment of active adventures on Mariner of the Seas: Gaze at the horizon from atop the 200-foot rock-climbing wall, glide around the ice-skating rink, or soar across the ship on The Perfect Storm waterslides. Unleash your competitive side with glow-in-the-dark Battle for Planet Z laser tag, then head to the Sky Pad for some bungee trampoline fun. Teen hangouts and kid-friendly programs, such as Adventure Ocean, keep younger passengers entertained while adults dance the night away in a Latin-style club, try their luck in the casino, or explore the ship's nine bars and lounges.

Mariner of the Seas received a massive $120 million update in 2018 as part of the Royal Amplified series of refurbishments, which added enhanced staterooms along with activities like the gravity-defying Sky Pad, an escape room, the FlowRider surf simulator, and new water slides. On the dining front, Royal added Izumi hibachi and sushi, the Polynesian-themed Bamboo Room bar, and Jamie’s Italian with Italian selections by Chef Jamie Oliver, supplementing a lineup of options that already included fan-favorites like Johnny Rockets, Chops Grille, and even a Ben & Jerry’s.

Mariner of the Seas itineraries include short, 3-4 night Caribbean and Bahamas sailings out of Miami, Florida. Cruisers on Mariner of the Seas can enjoy Royal Caribbean’s Perfect Day at CocoCay, an exclusive resort-style island featuring a thrilling waterpark, relaxing overwater cabanas, zip lines, and wave pools. In June 2019, Mariner will leave Miami and begin sailing from Port Canaveral.

Mariner of the Seas ship highlights

  • 200-foot FlowRider surf simulator
  • Battle for Planet Z laser tag
  • Adventure Ocean for children ages 3 to 17
  • Royal Babies and Tots nursery
  • Sky Pad virtual reality trampoline adventure
  • The Perfect Storm waterslides
  • Escape Room
  • Perfect Day at CocoCay
  • Live entertainment, including orchestral renditions, ice skating shows and guest performers
  • Variety of bars and lounges, such as Playmakers, Bamboo Room and Wig and Gavel
  • 9 specialty restaurants including Chops Grille, Jamie’s Italian, Izumi, and Playmakers
  • Fitness classes, table tennis, and sports courts
  • Whirlpools and swimming pools
  • Full-service Vitality Spa

Before you book

Why sail on Mariner of the Seas: Families and highly-active travelers find this ship ideal thanks to the plethora of modern activities and entertainment available, as well as the affordability of shorter trips.

You should know:Travelers looking for longer trips or those who are sensitive to crowds should consider looking elsewhere.

Mariner of the Seas ratings:

  • Cabin / Stateroom 4.5
  • Children's Programs 4.1
  • Destinations and Excursions 4.2
  • Embarkation and Disembarkation 4.3
  • Entertainment 4.2
  • Food and Dining 4.2
  • Onboard Activities 4.3
  • Service and Staff 4.6
  • Ship Quality 4.6

Mariner of the Seas cabins

1674 cabins and 64 cabin categories.

Inside Cabin

Inside

4.1
(221 Reviews)
Avg. Size: 154 sq. ft. Avg. Cost: $132/night
Oceanview Cabin

Oceanview

5.0
(73 Reviews)
Avg. Size: 194 sq. ft. Avg. Cost: $164/night
Balcony Cabin

Balcony

5.0
(260 Reviews)
Avg. Size: 198 sq. ft. Avg. Cost: $194/night
Suite Cabin

Suite

4.0
(68 Reviews)
Avg. Size: 503 sq. ft. Avg. Cost: $300/night

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Mariner of the Seas dining

Jamie's Italian

Jamie's Italian

5.0
(8 Reviews)
Izumi Hibachi & Sushi

Izumi Hibachi & Sushi

5.0
(3 Reviews)
Room Service

Room Service

5.0
(1 Review)
Dog House

Dog House

5.0
(1 Review)

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Mariner of the Seas onboard activities

Jogging Track

Jogging Track

5.0
(2 Reviews)
Main Lounge

Main Lounge

5.0
(1 Review)
Sky Pad

Sky Pad

5.0
(1 Review)
Flowrider

Flowrider

5.0
(1 Review)

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Could been something for Christians ✝️ we pay our money 💰 too only entertainment for non Christians ✝️ by harrellann1225

Sail date: / Traveled as: Large Group
Ship: Mariner of the Seas

My view is it's certainly is a beautiful ship and I will go again but I should have been compensated for the bad experience my sister and I went threw smelling urine in our bathroom stateroom # 6365 I reach out to severally attendant after arriving 🏡 Saturday June 15,2024 in Dallas it's wasn't put on incident log so they just throw it's away with no concern I was very disappointed we had a group of 20 peoples a family cruise and no compensated of anything 😢

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Remarkable by deciccoar

Sail date: / Traveled as: Couple
Ship: Mariner of the Seas

I cannot imagine a better first cruise. The experience left a great lasting impression!

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Amazing time, crew was beyond our expectations, ship was beautiful, food was good, experience we can't wait to do again. by mindymertz2018

Sail date: / Traveled as: Family (older children)
Ship: Mariner of the Seas

This was the first cruise for 3 out of 4 of us. It was a great experience for all of us. We loved it so much, we are already planning our next one with Royal Caribbean again. You made a believer of of all of us.

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cruisemomma

Feb 04, 2013

Learn which side of ship your cabin is on to easy finding it the first few times. Remember: food is aft, entertainment forward. Simplifies which way to head out.

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GirlOnTheGo

Apr 10, 2013

The 'Our Time' dining is a lot more flexible. You only have a window of 15 minutes for early and late dining.

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