Introduction： "Spectrum of the Seas" is Royal Caribbean's 170,000‑GT, star‑rated mega ship custom-built for the Chinese market in 2019. It cost approximately US$1.25 billion and has a maximum passenger capacity of 5,200. The ship’s specifications include a gross tonnage of 168,000, a length of 348 m, a beam of 41 m, 16 passenger decks, 2,124 cabins, and the ability to accommodate 5,064 guests. On April 26, 2024, “Spectrum of the Seas” returned to its Shanghai home port and embarked on a maiden voyage to Fukuoka after a 4½‑year gap, marking its re‑entry into service. The successful return of “Spectrum of the Seas” not only demonstrates its competitiveness in the luxury cruise market but also offers passengers rich travel experiences and high‑quality service. 1. Features and Facilities Guestroom Design: The Spectrum of the Seas’ guestrooms are spacious and well laid out to meet the needs of various travelers. The ship houses Royal Residences on decks 13 to 16, offering exclusive accommodations, dining, and leisure areas. Gold and Silver suite categories have access to private floors, elevators, restaurants, and lounges; Gold guests additionally enjoy an exclusive 16th‑floor observation deck — “Champs‑Élysées” — as well as a dedicated boutique shop. Dining Experience: “Spectrum of the Seas” offers multiple dining venues with diverse culinary choices. In addition to the main dining room and Windjammer buffet, there are specialty restaurants such as Da Dong Wonder Land, Izumi Japanese Restaurant, Oliver’s Italian Restaurant, and a steakhouse/BBQ restaurant. Selected venues include Sichuan‑style Chuangu Hui, Haihan Hotpot, teppanyaki, and café/tea‑ceremony style houses, meeting your expectations for Royal Caribbean’s regional offerings. Entertainment: The ship presents three newly designed and produced big shows performed by a top‑tier cast in a 270‑degree panoramic lounge and the Royal Theater. “Spectrum of the Seas” also features a karaoke program called “Star Moment,” providing passengers with a rich variety of entertainment options. Innovative Facilities: “Spectrum of the Seas” is equipped with the signature Quantum-class attraction — Sky Pad, an 11‑m‑diameter hollow orange orb located on the port side of the stern in a spiral arrangement, positioned opposite “North Star” at the bow. Sky Pad uses VR technology to simulate a journey through the Earth’s core, creating immersive visual experiences. The ship also features a robotic bartender that can mix a requested drink using mechanical arms within 30 seconds. 2. Itineraries and Home Ports Home ports: Shanghai Wusongkou International Cruise Terminal and Victoria Harbor, Hong Kong (China). Itineraries: Primarily the cruise focuses on Japan itineraries, calling at ports such as Nagasaki, Fukuoka, Kobe, Yokohama, Osaka, Kumamoto, Okinawa, and Kagoshima, with occasional sailings to South Korea and Russia. On April 26, 2024, “Spectrum of the Seas” returned to its Shanghai home port after a 4½year gap and resumed cruise holiday itineraries departing from Shanghai and Hong Kong.