East Asia Loop: Busan (Best Balance)
4 nights · 14 departures
From $512
Spectrum of the Seas
What's Spectrum of the Seas like?
Resort-style ships packed with onboard attractions, shows and dining choices, suited to travelers who want the ship itself to be a main part of the holiday.
- Biggest ships, wide size range: Icon and Oasis classes are among the largest ships afloat; older classes are smaller with fewer signature attractions.
- Attraction-heavy onboard program: Waterslides, surf simulators, climbing walls and production shows feature widely, but specific attractions differ ship to ship.
Worth knowing: Some older ships draw weaker reviews for upkeep, food and cabin size; check your ship's class and age, not just the brand.
Style notes describe Royal Caribbean International in general, not this ship specifically.
Best Spectrum of the Seas sailings right now
The strongest upcoming options based on current pricing.
Not enough price history yet for this ship. Browse its next departures below.
Where Spectrum of the Seas sails
East Asia Loop: Incheon (Best Balance)
4 nights · 14 departures
From $512
East Asia Loop: Naha, Okinawa (Best Balance)
4–5 nights · 9 departures
From $578
Most-visited ports: Baoshan (Shanghai) · Hong Kong · Fukuoka · Tokyo · Busan · Kagoshima · Seogwipo · Naha, Okinawa
Upcoming Spectrum of the Seas departures
Nov 1, 2026
Spectrum of the Seas • 5 nights • Baoshan (Shanghai) → Hong Kong
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36% above typical
$1,097
$219/night
Nov 6, 2026
Spectrum of the Seas • 5 nights • Hong Kong ↔
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3% below typical
$859
$172/night
Nov 11, 2026
Spectrum of the Seas • 5 nights • Hong Kong ↔
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3% above typical
$1,183
$237/night
Nov 16, 2026
Spectrum of the Seas • 4 nights • Hong Kong ↔
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Typical pricing
$514
$129/night