Radiance of the Seas

Radiance of the Seas is the lead ship of the Radiance class and was built by Meyer Werft in Germany, making it the largest cruise ship constructed in Germany at the time. The vessel features a gas turbine powertrain that produces lower emissions than diesel-powered ships, and is distinguished by having more glass than any other Royal Caribbean ship when launched, along with innovative features such as the first gyroscopically-stabilized pool tables on a cruise ship. The ship is equipped with a $6 million art collection featuring works from over 100 artists worldwide and offers diverse onboard amenities including multiple dining venues, a rock-climbing wall, and a retractable glass roof over the solarium pool.