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Ships like Jewel of the Seas

Jewel of the Seas (Royal Caribbean) measures 90,090 gross tons and carries 2,191 guests (double occupancy). These 8 ships in service are the closest matches on those two published figures, 5 of them on other lines.

ShipLineEntered serviceGross tonnageGuestsCrewLength
Jewel of the Seas Royal Caribbean 2004 90,090 2,191 double occupancy 852 962 ft (293 m)
Celebrity Constellation Celebrity — 90,940 2,184 as published — 965 ft
Celebrity Infinity Celebrity — 90,940 2,170 as published — 965 ft
Radiance of the Seas Royal Caribbean 2001 90,090 2,143 double occupancy 894 962 ft (293 m)
Serenade of the Seas Royal Caribbean 2003 90,090 2,143 double occupancy 827 962 ft (293 m)
Brilliance of the Seas Royal Caribbean 2002 90,090 2,142 double occupancy 848 962 ft (293 m)
Celebrity Summit Celebrity — 91,003 2,218 as published — 965 ft
Celebrity Millennium Celebrity — 91,011 2,218 as published — 965 ft
Island Princess Princess 2003 92,822 2,210 lower berths 895 964 ft

— = not published in the cruise line's source. Each figure links back to its source on the ship's page.

How we pick similar ships

Closeness = difference in gross tonnage plus difference in guest count, both from each line's own figures. Ships not yet sailing and ships with too few published figures are left out. Methodology.

FAQ

What ship on another line is most like Jewel of the Seas?

By published size and capacity, Celebrity Constellation (Celebrity Cruises): 90,940 gross tons and 2,184 guests (as published), against 90,090 gross tons and 2,191 guests for Jewel of the Seas.

Which Royal Caribbean ships are most like Jewel of the Seas?

Radiance of the Seas, Serenade of the Seas, Brilliance of the Seas, by gross tonnage and guest count.

How are similar ships chosen?

We compare the gross tonnage and guest count each cruise line publishes and list the closest ships already in service. Nobody pays to appear here.