Enchantment of the Seas
Enchantment of the Seas and her sister ship Grandeur of the Seas were the first two major cruise ships to be equipped with a Dynamic Positioning System for maintaining position while in port. The ship underwent a significant mid-body extension that added a new section with 151 passenger cabins, completed in less than two months at Rotterdam shipyards. Enchantment of the Seas notably evacuated Royal Caribbean employees and their families from Miami when endangered by Hurricane Irma.
The ship has a gross tonnage of 82,910 and accommodates 2,284 passengers on a lower berth basis, supported by a crew of 770. She measures 301 metres in length with a beam of 35 metres, spans 11 decks, and offers 1,142 cabins in total. Her service speed is 22 knots.
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