3 Night Round Trip from Los Angeles on the Royal Caribbean Ovation of the Seas
Prepare yourself for three nights of refreshing travel through the sea when you set sail with the Royal Caribbean Ovation of the Seas from Los Angeles and back.
Aboard this cruise you will spend time in one destination, the amazing Ensenada. This is a standard route for the Ovation of the Seas.
This is the total you pay, no surprises.
The Royal Caribbean Ovation of the Seas
The Ovation of the Seas Royal Caribbean, based in Los Angeles and refurbished just this year ago in 2026, is a highly-rated Quantum class ship that can house comfortably more than 4,100 cruisers.
Want to learn to skydive in an indoor skydiving chamber, drink to the future at a bar with a robotic bartender, experience the Northstar observation capsule, or learn to surf on the Flowrider artificial surf wave? These activities are exclusive to Royal Caribbean and are all found aboard the Ovation of the Seas Royal Caribbean. Want more? Experience rare attractions like a bumper car track, a roller skating rink, and an ice skating rink.
The Ovation of the Seas Royal Caribbean also offers ten jacuzzis, a spa, four pools, a solarium, a casino, an outdoor movie theater, a gym, and a basketball court.
Your Itinerary
This cruise spends one day in port and one sea day. See the full itinerary below for details.
Alternate Sailings
The Ovation of the Seas sails this route forty-two times next year, but doesn't sail it this year. The Radiance, Quantum of the Seas, Voyager of the Seas, Firenze, and Panorama also sail routes with the same stops but slightly different schedules. In the accompanying graphic you can see a visualization of when this ship sails as well as the relative price.
Book Your Cruise
The accompanying graph shows the price over time for each class of cabin. Since it was first listed on November 11th of last year, The cost of a cabin on this itinerary has ranged between $480 and $554 including taxes and port charges. Now this cruise is at an all time low, so reserve your cabin now before it goes up.
Last Updated: Jul 21, 2026
Last Modified: Jul 10, 2026