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Explorer of the Seas
Current Status Updated 18m ago
Arriving Sunday at 5:15am (Berthing at Western Docks)
Tracking
Future Visits
| Arriving | Departing | Terminal |
|---|---|---|
| Sunday 23rd June 2019 5:15am | Sunday 23rd June 2019 4:30pm | City Cruise Terminal |
| Sunday 7th July 2019 5:15am | Sunday 7th July 2019 4:00pm | City Cruise Terminal |
| Sunday 21st July 2019 5:15am | Sunday 21st July 2019 4:30pm | City Cruise Terminal |
| Sunday 4th August 2019 5:15am | Sunday 4th August 2019 4:30pm | City Cruise Terminal |
| Sunday 18th August 2019 5:15am | Sunday 18th August 2019 4:30pm | City Cruise Terminal |
| Saturday 31st August 2019 5:15am | Saturday 31st August 2019 4:30pm | City Cruise Terminal |
| Friday 13th September 2019 5:15am | Friday 13th September 2019 5:00pm | City Cruise Terminal |
| Saturday 21st September 2019 5:15am | Saturday 21st September 2019 4:30pm | City Cruise Terminal |
| Saturday 5th October 2019 5:15am | Saturday 5th October 2019 4:30pm | City Cruise Terminal |
| Friday 11th October 2019 5:15am | Friday 11th October 2019 4:30pm | City Cruise Terminal |
| Monday 14th October 2019 5:15am | Monday 14th October 2019 4:30pm | City Cruise Terminal |
| Friday 18th October 2019 5:15am | Friday 18th October 2019 4:30pm | City Cruise Terminal |
| Sunday 20th October 2019 5:15am | Sunday 20th October 2019 4:30pm | City Cruise Terminal |
| Friday 25th October 2019 5:15am | Friday 25th October 2019 6:00pm | City Cruise Terminal |
| Tuesday 5th November 2019 5:15am | Tuesday 5th November 2019 4:30pm | City Cruise Terminal |
About
MS Explorer of the Seas is a Voyager-class cruise ship owned and operated by Royal Caribbean International, completed in 2000. She can accommodate over 3,000 guests, including scientists making use of a built-in atmospheric and oceanographic laboratory operated by the University of Miami's Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science. (The manned lab with its attendant educational and outreach programs for passengers was discontinued in 2007. An automated system for gathering data was installed in 2008.) At launch, Explorer of the Seas had a tonnage of 137,308 GT, beating out her sister ship Voyager of the Seas by 32 GT and making her the world's largest passenger ship. She held that record until being overtaken by Navigator of the Seas in 2002. In early 2015, Explorer of the Seas r
Vital Statistics
| Length | 311m |
|---|---|
| Beam | 39m |
| Draft | 8m |
| Tonnage | 9,000 DWT |
| Decks | 15 |
| Capacity | 4,029 |
| Crew | 1,180 |
| Top Speed | 23.7 kts (27.3 mph) |
| MMSI | 311316000 |
| IMO | 9161728 |
| Call Sign | C6SE4 |
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