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Departs: January 4, 2027

Returns: January 8, 2027

Departure Port: Los Angeles

Ship: Voyager of the Seas

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Voyager of the Seas

The ship that invented the Royal Promenade, and the reason every big Royal Caribbean ship has a street down the middle

Aboard

Name ship of the Voyager class, delivered by Kvaerner Masa-Yards at Turku in October 1999
The largest passenger ship in the world when she entered service
The first ship with a Royal Promenade, four decks tall and roughly four hundred feet long
The first ship with an ice rink at sea, Studio B, and the first with a rock-climbing wall
Christened by Katarina Witt in November 1999
A $97 million Royal Amplified refit in 2019 that added 72 cabins and the Perfect Storm slides
Mexico from Los Angeles, Alaska from Seattle, then across the Pacific to Brisbane in October 2027

More About Voyager of the Seas

Ashore

Where You Stop

Los Angeles

Catalina Island

Ensenada

Mexico

The Mexican Riviera

The West Coast's answer to the Caribbean, Cabo's granite arch, Puerto Vallarta's old town and Mazatlán's malecón, all within a week of Los Angeles.

Best Time to Go: October through April, when the Pacific is calm and dry
Typical Length: 4 to 7 nights

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Vibrant port with boats and ships in Ensenada, B.C., Mexico, under a bright summer sky. — Ensenada, Mexico

Stunning aerial view of Catalina Island's harbor with boats and scenic mountains. — The Catalina Islands

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