Trip IdeasRoyal Caribbean International: Majesty of the Seas
Sovereign Class review covers: Majesty of the Seas, Monarch of the Seas
Overview
Monarch has received major refurbishments, with the addition of a new Miami Beach-style Latin club, and a Johnny Rockets diner. Other improvements include an expanded spa and enlarged areas for children and teens. Balconies were also added to 62 junior suites. Majesty had a similar rejuvenation.
The futuristic atrium, combined with the abundant use of marble and gleaming metal, virtually assured the Sovereign-class ships design longevity. The addition of rock-climbing walls and other features found on subsequent Royal Caribbean vessels, plus sparkling new interior colors, belie the age of these ships.
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