Liberty of the Seas
By the numbers
154,407 GT
Tonnage
3,634
Guests
2007
Built
14
Decks
1,815
Cabins
1,112ft
Length · 339 m
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1,360
Crew
5 star
Rating
About Liberty of the Seas
The adventure’s never been bigger – or bolder. Get ready for a tide turning thrill-a-thon where every adventure is larger than life. Sailing from Galveston, Texas, you to some of the most incredible shores in the Caribbean – all while offering plenty of whoa-worthy entertainment, game changing slides and next level nightlife to keep you checking firsts off your bucket list in between destinations.
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What is Liberty of the Seas?
Liberty of the Seas is the second Freedom-class vessel operated by Royal Caribbean International, built at the Aker Yards Turku Shipyard in Finland and entering service in May 2007. Originally 154,407 GT and enlarged to 155,889 GT after a 2016 refurbishment, she accommodates 3,798 passengers at double occupancy. Known for her extensive sports facilities including a FlowRider, ice rink, and water slides, she is currently repositioning to Southampton for European summer sailings.
What activities and recreation are on Liberty of the Seas?
Liberty of the Seas offers extensive sports facilities including the FlowRider onboard wave generator, an interactive children's water play area, a full-size volleyball/basketball court, an ice skating rink, and a large fitness center. Two cantilevered whirlpools extend from the sides of the ship. A 2016 refurbishment added a water slide complex with two racing slides and a boomerang-style slide.
Where does Liberty of the Seas sail?
Liberty of the Seas currently operates a 16-day transatlantic repositioning from Fort Lauderdale to Southampton via Bermuda, Tenerife, Cádiz, Lisbon, and Vigo. Her 2026 European season includes Spain/Portugal, Norway, Hamburg/Bruges, and Northern Europe itineraries from Southampton. She repositions back to Galveston in October 2026 for Western Caribbean itineraries.
What is the history of Liberty of the Seas?
Delivered to Royal Caribbean on April 19, 2007, Liberty made her first port call at Southampton on April 22, 2007. She underwent renovations in January 2011 and again in February 2016. Many interiors were decorated by muralist Clarissa Parish. She spent summers in Europe and winters in Miami or Fort Lauderdale until 2015, when she began summers at Cape Liberty, Bayonne, NJ. From October 31, 2026, she will home-port in Galveston, Texas.
Which cruise line operates Liberty of the Seas?
Liberty of the Seas is operated by Royal Caribbean International.
