Utopia of the Seas will sail 3- and 4-night cruises, the first ship of this class to offer short getaways. The vessel will homeport from Port Canaveral, with itineraries visiting Perfect Day at CocoCay (Royal Caribbean’s private island in the Bahamas), as well as Nassau.
Guests traveling on Utopia of the Seas will find a number of Royal Caribbean fan-favorite venues, as well as new offerings, like a new Caribbean tiki bar, a first-of-its-kind immersive dining experience, the longest dry slide at sea, and newly-designed resort-style pools. Travelers of all types and ages are certain to find something enjoyable on Utopia of the Seas, with numerous activity options, nightlife venues, dining, and more.
Utopia of the Seas will be home to five pools, each offering a different experience. At the center of the action are three main pools, each with a Lime & Coconut bar.
Adventurous travelers can check out the high-speed waterslides at The Perfect Storm, and young kids can enjoy fun-in-the-sun days at Splashaway Bay. Guests will enjoy casual bites at a new poolside food truck serving snacks and handheld favorites, or Mexican-inspired street food and drinks at El Loco Fresh and Cantina Fresca.
At the Solarium on Utopia of the Seas, adult guests can recharge in the pool and whirlpools, as well as enjoy a bar, daybeds, and the Solarium Bistro. The Suite Sun Deck, located in the Suite Neighborhood, is a pool area with daybeds, loungers, and bird’s-eye ocean views.
The 20 onboard eateries coming to Utopia of the Seas are certain to please the palates of all guests.
One highlight will be a new (yet-to-be-named) immersive dining experience. This special eatery will pair a multiple-course meal with a one-of-a-kind dining show experience featuring a destination-based storyline of a locomotive journey. Returning Royal Caribbean favorite, Giovanni’s Italian Kitchen & Wine Bar will span two stories with a menu of authentic Italian dishes. The restaurant will extend to the outside terrace, called Gio’s Terrazza.
Japanese eatery Izumi in the Park will be located in the Central Park area, with a window serving up fresh sushi and Japanese-inspired sweets. Next door will be a reimagined Izumi restaurant, with double the teppanyaki tables and al fresco seating. Other Royal Caribbean staple eateries are set to include The Mason Jar Southern Restaurant & Bar, Windjammer, Hooked Seafood, Chops Grille, and the Trellis Bar.
There’s no shortage of fun for adult travelers on Utopia of the Seas, with more than 20 different bars and entertainment spots, two casinos, live music venues, and showstopping entertainment.
The Pesky Parrot will be a new Caribbean-themed bar on the Royal Promenade serving fruit-based cocktails, frozen drinks, and more. Live music is in no short supply on Utopia of the Seas with five venues - Spotlight Karaoke, Boleros, Music Hall, Bell & Barley, and the Schooner Bar. Additionally, the ship will offer two casinos, with over 370 slot machines and nearly 30 table games.
In the entertainment department, guests are in for a treat, with a number of original production shows taking center stage across air, ice, water, and theater. Utopia will be home to an AquaThearter for high-diving and acrobatic shows, ice skating productions at Studio B; and showstopping theater productions at the Royal Theater.
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