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| '''Serenade of the Seas''' is a member of the Radiance-class of ships, belonging to the ] fleet. The Serenade displaces 90,090 tons and is 962 feet long. She has a passenger capacity of 2,501 and went into service on ], ]. | |||
| |colspan="2" style="background: #efefef; text-align:center;"| '''Serenade of the Seas''' | |||
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| |'''Launched:''' | |||
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| |'''Status:''' | |||
| |in service | |||
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| |'''Length:''' | |||
| |962 feet | |||
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| |'''Tonnage:''' | |||
| |90,090 | |||
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| |'''Decks:''' | |||
| |12 | |||
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| |'''Complement:''' | |||
| |2100 passengers, 859 crew | |||
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| |'''Registry:''' | |||
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| The Serenade sails the Southern ] during the winter and spring and cruises in ] during the summer. | '''Serenade of the Seas''' is a member of the Radiance-class of ships, belonging to the ] fleet. The Serenade sails the Southern ] during the winter and spring and cruises in ] during the summer. | ||
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| Serenade of the Seas | |
| Launched: | 2003 |
| Status: | in service |
| Length: | 962 feet |
| Tonnage: | 90,090 |
| Decks: | 12 |
| Complement: | 2100 passengers, 859 crew |
| Registry: | Bahamas |
Serenade of the Seas is a member of the Radiance-class of ships, belonging to the Royal Caribbean International fleet. The Serenade sails the Southern Caribbean during the winter and spring and cruises in Alaska during the summer.
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