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Royal Caribbean International · Vision-class

Enchantment of the Seas

Mid-size ship — 2,000 guests — smaller than the mega-ship mainstream.

Line Royal Caribbean International · Class Vision-class · Capacity 2,000 guests · Crew 760

Enchantment of the Seas tends to work well for travelers seeking relaxation, while travelers prioritizing a luxury feel or nightlife may prefer alternatives.

Recommendation-ready. This page rests on My Cruise Intel's editorial dimension ratings and Royal Caribbean International's published fleet-wide policies (dress code, dining model). Ship-specific venue and programming detail has not yet been individually sourced.

Ship DNA

relaxation high
family time moderate
great dining moderate
entertainment moderate
a luxury feel low
nightlife low
adventure and activity low

Entertainment onboard tends to include Broadway-style production shows, live music lounges, a casino.

Good to know

Dress code
"Dress Your Best," optional/black-tie-optional framing, main-dining-room only, 1-4 nights depending on sailing length.
Dining
Main dining included; specialty venues and drink packages extra.
Onboard vibe
Generally family-friendly, mainstream energy and a modern, casual feel.
Crowd character
Typically below-average crowd levels.
Typical itinerary
Regional Caribbean, Europe, and seasonal routes

Line-level details sourced from Royal Caribbean International, last verified 2026-08-19 (confidence: medium).

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Who it's for

Likely a good fit for

  • Itinerary-first cruisers
  • Budget-conscious couples
  • Travelers who prefer smaller mainstream ships

May prefer another ship if

  • You want cutting-edge onboard attractions
  • You need extensive teen programming

Strengths

  • Often attractive pricing
  • Smaller size provides access to varied ports
  • Traditional cruising atmosphere

Known trade-offs

  • Few modern attractions
  • Older cabins and fewer dining choices

Ship facts

Year built
1997
Gross tonnage
78,000 GT
Passengers
2,000
Crew
760

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