8 Night Round Trip from Shanghai on the Royal Caribbean Spectrum of the Seas
Prepare yourself for eight nights of exciting travel through the sea when you step aboard the Royal Caribbean Spectrum of the Seas from Shanghai and back.
During this trip you'll tour through usual destinations such as Tokyo as well as rare destinations such as Kobe. This route is an uncommon one for the Spectrum of the Seas. As a matter of fact, it sails it just once.
This is the total price for an outside cabin, including meals, entertainment, taxes, and fees. At under $180 a day for an outside cabin, this bargain is strong.
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 highly-rated Quantum Ultra class vessel that can house over 4,200 cruisers.
The Spectrum of the Seas Royal Caribbean offers guests some of Royal Caribbean's exclusive attractions such as the Northstar observation capsule, an indoor skydiving chamber, the Flowrider artificial surf wave, and a bar with a robotic bartender. Plus, experience rare features like a roller skating rink, a bumper car track, and a trampoline park.
The Spectrum of the Seas Royal Caribbean also offers an outdoor movie theater, a gym, a casino, a ping pong table, a spa, and a solarium.
Your Itinerary
This itinerary includes four sea days and three port days. Major features include a long stop in Tokyo in addition to visits to very uncommon destinations like Kobe.
Alternate Sailings
No other ship sails this exact same route. In the accompanying graphic you can see a visualization of when this ship sails as well as the relative price for an outside cabin.
Book Your Cruise
The accompanying graph shows the cost over time for every type of cabin. Since being listed four months ago, The price of an outside stateroom on this sailing has ranged between $1,327 and $1,522 inclusive of taxes and port fees. Today this cruise is just $84 more than the all time low of $1,327 so lock in your outside room now before it goes up.
Last Updated: Oct 5, 2026
Last Modified: Oct 3, 2026