Sovereign class · Royal Caribbean International
Majesty of the Seas
No longer with this line
Majesty of the Seas was a Sovereign-class ship operated by Royal Caribbean International from 1992, measuring 73,941 gross tons and carrying 2,767 passengers at double occupancy.
Gross tonnage
73,941
GT
Passengers
2,767
double occupancy
Entered service
1992
Sovereign class
Decks
13
Crew
833
What happened to Majesty of the Seas?
Left Royal Caribbean service in 2020 and was sold to Seajets in December 2020. Renamed Majesty, then Majesty of the Oceans in April 2021, she has since been laid up in Eleusis Bay, Greece.
⚓ Ship time on Majesty of the Seas
Like every cruise ship, she keeps ship time — normally the time zone of her departure port — for the entire voyage, even when docked somewhere that uses a different one. Your phone does not: it switches to local time the moment it finds a foreign cell tower.
That mismatch is the single most common reason passengers miss all-aboard. Read how ship time works, or let ShipTime track both clocks for you — it works with no signal at all.
About Majesty of the Seas
Christened by Queen Sonja of Norway in 1992 and refitted in 2007. One of the three Sovereign-class ships that defined Royal Caribbean in the 1990s.
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Specifications sourced from Wikipedia. Ships are refitted and reconfigured over time — confirm current details with the cruise line.