About Liberty of the Seas

• Class & Size: A Freedom-class vessel that began service in 2007. It measures about 1,110 ft long, 184 ft wide, and can carry up to 3,634 passengers and 1,360 crew members WikipediaTravel Weekly.

• Activities & Features:

  • Heart-pounding fun with Tidal Wave (boomerang slide) and The Perfect Storm (dueling slides), plus a Splashaway Bay kids area Royal CaribbeanWikipedia.

  • Sports and leisure: FlowRider surf simulator, ice-skating rink, rock-climbing wall, mini-golf, plus courts for volleyball and basketball WikipediaRoyal Caribbean Incentives.

  • Dining & nightlife: Multiple venues including Sorrento’s Pizza, Johnny Rockets, Cupcake Cupboard, El Loco Fresh, Izumi Teppanyaki, and bars like Lime and Coconut Royal Caribbean+2Royal Caribbean+2.

  • Atmosphere: Offers both lively and quiet spaces—families will find plenty of entertainment, and quieter cabin zones are available for peaceful retreats Cruise Critic.

Current Itineraries & What’s Ahead

• Right Now (September 2025): The ship is on a 9-day round-trip Canada & New England cruise departing from Cape Liberty (Bayonne, NJ). Stops include Boston, Portland (ME), Sydney (NS), Halifax, and a two-day visit to Saint John, NB—concluding September 13 CruiseMapper.

• 2025 Sailing Options:

  • 5-night cruises to Bermuda from NY.

  • 4–16-night cruises from Fort Lauderdale, including Bahamas and Eastern Caribbean routes www.cleancruising.com.auRoyal CaribbeanHarr Travel Blog.

  • Notably, a sailing scheduled for August 2025 originally included Labadee, Haiti, but has been rerouted to Grand Turk due to safety concerns Cruise Hive.

• What’s Coming in 2026:

  • The ship will be refurbished as part of Royal Caribbean’s “Royal Amplified” program, adding fresh thrills, dining, and entertainment enhancements Royal Caribbean Press CenterRoyal Caribbean.

  • For summer 2026, it’s set to sail from Southampton on Northern European itineraries Royal Caribbean.

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