Adorned with over US$12 million of art, Voyager Of The Seas is easily the most opulent ship Becky and I have personally seen. Every inch Voyager is exquisite—and there are a lot of inches of her! Ships are commonly measured by weight and Voyager tips the scales at 145,000 tons, which makes her the largest passenger ship afloat (this status will change, as the cruise lines are building ever-larger ships). Voyager is 1021 feet long, 158 feet wide across her beam, and features fifteen decks. She can accommodate over 3100 passengers and approximately 1000 crew. Many US cities aren’t this large.

The three signature features of Voyager are her ice skating rink, rock climbing wall, and five-story theatre. Becky skated but neither of us did any rock climbing. We enjoyed the La Scala theatre many times, as the nightly entertainment was held there. Voyager also features miniature golf, an in-line skating park, a Johnny Rockets restaurant, two very elegant three-story dining rooms, a large main pool and hot tub area, an adults-only pool and hot tub area, a full-service spa, well-equipped gym, and sixteen glass elevators. Each night we had dinner in the Carmen dining room, which featured a replica chandelier from the USS Titanic.