4 Night Round Trip from Shanghai on the Royal Caribbean Spectrum of the Seas
Get ready for four nights of refreshing cruising across the sea when you embark on the Royal Caribbean Spectrum of the Seas from Shanghai and back.
With this sailing you will spend time at one great port: Busan. This is a standard route for the Spectrum of the Seas.
The price includes all entertainment, meals, port fees, and taxes. No surprises at checkout! At less than $160 a day, this deal is solid.
The Royal Caribbean Spectrum of the Seas
The Spectrum of the Seas Royal Caribbean, based in Asia and refurbished just two years ago in 2024, is a top-rated Quantum Ultra class cruise ship that can house over 4,200 guests.
Want to rise into the air with the Northstar observation capsule, sip on a high-tech cocktail a bar with a robotic bartender, learn to surf on the Flowrider artificial surf wave, or learn to skydive in an indoor skydiving chamber? These attractions are exclusive to Royal Caribbean and are all found on the Spectrum of the Seas Royal Caribbean. On top of that, experience rare attractions like a bumper car track, a roller skating rink, and a trampoline park.
The Spectrum of the Seas Royal Caribbean also offers a solarium, a casino, a ping pong table, a gym, an outdoor movie theater, and a spa.
Your Itinerary
This sailing is made up of one port day and two days at sea. Major features include a long stop in Busan.
Alternate Sailings
The Spectrum of the Seas sails this route three times this year plus eleven times next year. This is the only ship that sails this exact route. In the accompanying graphic you can see a visualization of when this ship sails as well as the relative price.
Book Your Cruise
Since being listed eighteen months ago, The price of this sailing has varied between $529 and $763 for a room, inclusive of taxes and port charges. The accompanying graph shows the cost over time for every class of cabin. Now this itinerary is only seventeen percent more than the all time low of $529 so secure your room now before it goes up.
Last Updated: Sep 16, 2026
Last Modified: Sep 16, 2026