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Fill your days with non-stop thrills onboard the adventure-packed Anthem of the Seas®.
Check off your bucket list for good onboard the award-winning, Anthem of the Seas®. From 360-degree views in the North Star® observation capsule to simulated skydiving on RipCord® by iFLY® and the only bumper cars at sea, this memory maxing ship is your ticket to next-level experiences and once-in-a-lifetime adventure.
First time on Anthem. traveled with 8 people - 4 generations. had a great time. the ship was in great shape. entertainment was very good. Found Quantum class a bit more cumbersome to get around versus Oasis or even Icon. but loved the ship and we had a great time. Bar staff was very good - Lobo and his crew in the pub took great care of everyone and they were always busy. Also dined most nights in Coastal Kitchen. Great staff, very good with kids. Shout out to Dennis and Kunjar. we ate at CK 5 nights and Jamies, as well as Izumi. also part of our group did Chops. all were very good and quality and service was strong. Great ship for Alaska - we also got lucky with perfect weather!!! we are booked on the Anthem out of Sydney next year. Look forward to seeing the crew again!! overall - 10/10 experience.
We were traveling as a family— my wife and I and our two kids, 5 and 9. This was a wonderful ship for kids with family friendly indoor and outdoor pools(as well as a VERY cool adults only pool), indoor skydiving, the sports plex, which has roller skating, laser tag, sports, and someday will have bumper cars. There is also rock climbing, a great kids club that was never full, and the North Star, which the kids also loved. All of the staff were incredibly friendly and great with the kids, particularly at the restaurants. Embarkation was very smooth. We had a 11am arrival time and walked right onto the ship with no wait. Overall, the ship is in very good condition for being 10 years old. The crew is constantly cleaning and painting and updating interior and exterior areas. We rarely had an issue finding deck chairs, even on the nice, 80 degree day leaving Seattle. The multiple pool areas, along with a kiddie “wave pool” and the mini lazy river, lovingly referred to as the “toilet bowl” helped to spread people out. Our kids loved the toilet bowl — it was a very different feature that we have never before seen on or off a ship — essentially a round, donut shaped pool with a strong current, like a lazy river, but about 2-3x as big as a hot tub. One note — kids shoulders, not total height, must be 42 inches to go in alone. Otherwise, a parent must be with them. Food was the one weaker area on the ship, both in terms of variety, availability, and quality. The ship really needs more free, quick options, like the newer Royal ships have. There is only the dog house “food truck,” which is located very far out of the way, Cafe270 and Cafe Promenade, which have small sandwiches, and Sorrentos, which has mediocre pizza (at best). Cafe270 was probably the best option of them, but still very limited and it could get very busy. The ship needs a pool grill or Mexican place (or both). This was particularly true on sea days when the options were, inexplicably, even more limited. The main dining room ONLY offered “brunch” from 9-12:30, and didn’t offer a lunch service. This put a ton of pressure on the other venues, which were all packed. As we were in a junior suite, we were able to take advantage of Coastal Kitchen for dinner, and it was the best “free” option. The staff was fantastic, they had creative options, many of which appeared to be from the “chef’s table” menu, and they had nice, 14th deck views. The main dining room was solid for breakfast, but the lunch was not great. We also had a weird encounter where multiple crew members tried to pressure us into making a dinner reservation there and just stood around awkwardly after we said no thank you. We tried Wonderland, Chops, and Jamie’s Italian for dinner, with Chops being the standout. The steaks were perfectly cooked and high-quality and the service was. Excellent. At Jamies, the food was good for cruise ship Italian food, but the portions were very small. Fortunately, they are happy to bring additional servings of items. The one miss, from a food quality perspective, was Wonderland, but it was still a fun and entertaining experience. They just focus too much on the very cool presentation, and the actual taste of the food seems to be an afterthought. Still, it is a fun one to do with the kids, if you can get a discounted cover price before you sail. The entertainment was pretty good — not the best shows we have seen, but good enough. They could use a bit more variety on the sea days, but nothing a big complaint. Our junior suite cabin was a phenomenal cabin for a family. It had a double bed sofa and an upper Pullman bed, so our kids loved the “bunk need” set up. The room is also wide enough that we could keep them out throughout the cruise and have plenty of room to walk around. The best feature, however, was that the room had 1.5 bathrooms. I have never seen that on a cruise ship, other than in the biggest suites. This made things so much easier when we were getting ready. It is going to be hard to go back to a “regular” cabin after that. Overall, Anthem is a great cold weather sailing ship. It lacks the waterslides and some of the other outdoor features that other ships have, but that made it perfect for our Alaska cruise. The crew is great and, despite the weaker food situation, we would definitely book again.
Embarkation process was smooth. Our arrival time was 12:00 p.m. and we went through the process very easily. How I’d rate various aspects of the ship: Friendliness/Staff enjoyment of job: Every staff member seemed to be very happy working on the ship. Our waiters in the CHIC dining room seemed to be especially cordial. We enjoyed them. Condition of Ship: Was mostly good. An automatic door at the Windjammer tried to shut on me once. Some of the hand sanitizer machines were empty. Overall, I’d say the ship was cheerful and in good shape. Ststeroom: We usually stay in a balcony room, but we liked the idea of having a virtual balcony in an inside room, so we chose that. The room was very small, but we could slide our suitcases under the bed. There were enough shelves and drawers for our stuff. We liked the virtual balcony to help bring us light to our room and a view of the back of the ship and its movement. Food: We enjoyed the choices that they offered. We especially liked the soup that was served in the dining room. Internet: It was provided with Starlink, so even the basic Internet was good enough for our needs. Ports: We enjoyed all of them. We wished we could have spent more time in Victoria,, a complete day instead of just a few hours.
First time on Anthem. traveled with 8 people - 4 generations. had a great time. the ship was in great shape. entertainment was very good. Found Quantum class a bit more cumbersome to get around versus Oasis or even Icon. but loved the ship and we had a great time. Bar staff was very good - Lobo and his crew in the pub took great care of everyone and they were always busy. Also dined most nights in Coastal Kitchen. Great staff, very good with kids. Shout out to Dennis and Kunjar. we ate at CK 5 nights and Jamies, as well as Izumi. also part of our group did Chops. all were very good and quality and service was strong. Great ship for Alaska - we also got lucky with perfect weather!!! we are booked on the Anthem out of Sydney next year. Look forward to seeing the crew again!! overall - 10/10 experience.
We were traveling as a family— my wife and I and our two kids, 5 and 9. This was a wonderful ship for kids with family friendly indoor and outdoor pools(as well as a VERY cool adults only pool), indoor skydiving, the sports plex, which has roller skating, laser tag, sports, and someday will have bumper cars. There is also rock climbing, a great kids club that was never full, and the North Star, which the kids also loved. All of the staff were incredibly friendly and great with the kids, particularly at the restaurants. Embarkation was very smooth. We had a 11am arrival time and walked right onto the ship with no wait. Overall, the ship is in very good condition for being 10 years old. The crew is constantly cleaning and painting and updating interior and exterior areas. We rarely had an issue finding deck chairs, even on the nice, 80 degree day leaving Seattle. The multiple pool areas, along with a kiddie “wave pool” and the mini lazy river, lovingly referred to as the “toilet bowl” helped to spread people out. Our kids loved the toilet bowl — it was a very different feature that we have never before seen on or off a ship — essentially a round, donut shaped pool with a strong current, like a lazy river, but about 2-3x as big as a hot tub. One note — kids shoulders, not total height, must be 42 inches to go in alone. Otherwise, a parent must be with them. Food was the one weaker area on the ship, both in terms of variety, availability, and quality. The ship really needs more free, quick options, like the newer Royal ships have. There is only the dog house “food truck,” which is located very far out of the way, Cafe270 and Cafe Promenade, which have small sandwiches, and Sorrentos, which has mediocre pizza (at best). Cafe270 was probably the best option of them, but still very limited and it could get very busy. The ship needs a pool grill or Mexican place (or both). This was particularly true on sea days when the options were, inexplicably, even more limited. The main dining room ONLY offered “brunch” from 9-12:30, and didn’t offer a lunch service. This put a ton of pressure on the other venues, which were all packed. As we were in a junior suite, we were able to take advantage of Coastal Kitchen for dinner, and it was the best “free” option. The staff was fantastic, they had creative options, many of which appeared to be from the “chef’s table” menu, and they had nice, 14th deck views. The main dining room was solid for breakfast, but the lunch was not great. We also had a weird encounter where multiple crew members tried to pressure us into making a dinner reservation there and just stood around awkwardly after we said no thank you. We tried Wonderland, Chops, and Jamie’s Italian for dinner, with Chops being the standout. The steaks were perfectly cooked and high-quality and the service was. Excellent. At Jamies, the food was good for cruise ship Italian food, but the portions were very small. Fortunately, they are happy to bring additional servings of items. The one miss, from a food quality perspective, was Wonderland, but it was still a fun and entertaining experience. They just focus too much on the very cool presentation, and the actual taste of the food seems to be an afterthought. Still, it is a fun one to do with the kids, if you can get a discounted cover price before you sail. The entertainment was pretty good — not the best shows we have seen, but good enough. They could use a bit more variety on the sea days, but nothing a big complaint. Our junior suite cabin was a phenomenal cabin for a family. It had a double bed sofa and an upper Pullman bed, so our kids loved the “bunk need” set up. The room is also wide enough that we could keep them out throughout the cruise and have plenty of room to walk around. The best feature, however, was that the room had 1.5 bathrooms. I have never seen that on a cruise ship, other than in the biggest suites. This made things so much easier when we were getting ready. It is going to be hard to go back to a “regular” cabin after that. Overall, Anthem is a great cold weather sailing ship. It lacks the waterslides and some of the other outdoor features that other ships have, but that made it perfect for our Alaska cruise. The crew is great and, despite the weaker food situation, we would definitely book again.
Loaded with adrenaline-amping thrills and maxed-out ways to make new memories, Anthem of the Seas® is your ticket to the boldest family holiday ever. Whether you’re travelling with kids or bringing the whole extended adventure squad along, you’ll find spacious, well-appointed cruise rooms designed to suit all your holiday needs.
THE LUXURIOUS ROYAL SUITE CLASS
Real luxury is so much more than design and facilities. It’s about unforgettable experiences – moments that inspire, service that exceeds expectations and one-of-a-kind adventures that give you stories to bring home. You’ll discover all that and more when you sail in Royal Suite Class.
YOUR TRAVEL STYLE
Relax, unwind and make yourself at home after a full day of adventure. From thread-count comfort and deluxe facilities to breathtaking views, you'll find all the creature comforts you'd expect during your holiday – and some you probably haven't even thought of – in a range of rooms to suit your travel style.
YOUR COMFORT NEEDS
24-hour room service for fuelling up between thrills. A daily stateroom attendant dedicated to making sure that your stay is spectacular. Daily cleaning service so you can rest easy before the next day’s adventures. Whether you’re travelling with kids, a group of fellow explorers or require any kind of specialised service, we’ve thought of all the creature comforts you’d expect during your holiday – plus a few more.
TASTE YOUR WAY AROUND THE WORLD
If you’re looking to treat your tastebuds, Anthem of the Seas® is home to one of the best food scenes at sea. Savour flavours from Japan, Italy and beyond – or go for it with an exclusive multi-course tasting menu at Chef’s Table.
Don’t just see the world, experience it! Royal Caribbean shore excursions can help you discover even more at each incredible destination.
Every day onboard Anthem of the Seas is like embarking on a whole new adventure. Yesterday’s roller skating at SeaPlex® is today’s bumper cars, and tonight’s mesmerising roboshow at Two70® is completely different from tomorrow’s Vistarama® experience.
FROM HAPPY HOUR TO CURTAIN CALL
Save some energy for the evening, because this ship offers just as many ways to keep the holiday vibes going strong after dark. Raise a glass to a day well-spent at a variety of bars and lounges, or take in show-stopping spectaculars at the Main Theatre and Two70®.
DON’T STOP THE BAR HOP
You’ll find plenty of buzzy bars onboard, so make sure to add a night out on deck to your itinerary. From cocktails shaken up by robots at the Bionic Bar® and celestial-inspired sips at North Star Bar, to drinks that are as dreamy as they are delicious at Wonderland Imaginative Cuisine.
BRING ON THE ENCORE
Incredible entertainment is a staple on every ship, and the shows onboard live up to the hype. Experience a cutting-edge blend of lights, music and tech at Spectra’s Cabaret, jam out at a virtual concert or bang your head along to iconic Queen ballads at the Olivier Award-winning musical, We Will Rock You.
The ship features a fantastic array of health and fitness facilities including, a spa, a fitness centre, a rock climbing wall and much more.
With an extraordinary choice of activities, games, sports and entertainment to suit kids of all ages – Anthem of the Seas® is the perfect place for an incredible family holiday.
From tots to teens, there’s plenty to keep kids happy onboard, from fun-packed games and activities to special areas designed exclusively for them. The award-winning kids’ and teens’ clubs offer endless exciting activities for children of all ages.
