Hello, hello, hello. I am alive and well.

I'm back from my 10 month hiatus to bring you my latest creation, the Voyager of the Seas. It took a year to do this massive cruise ship, and with this comes a lot of detail and effort put into the work! I went on this cruise ship in July 2015 and August 2016. I wish to share my experience with you, as well as show you places that you do not normally see when you are on a cruise.



Here's a basic rundown of the Voyager of the Seas:

The Voyager of the Seas is the first and lead ship of the Voyager-class, run by Royal Caribbean International. She was christened by Katarina Witt (gold medal-winning figure skater) on November 20th, 1999 and had her maiden voyage the next day. At the time she was the biggest cruise ship in the world, but over the years this title has been given to her successors (ex. Symphony of the Seas, currently the largest cruise ship of the world).

Length: 311m
Beam (width): 38.6m
Draught (depth underwater): 9.1m
Capacity: 3138 passengers

Some venues aboard that might interest you:

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This is definitely my most detailed and longest project to date! I'm definitely really proud of the work I did and I hope you immerse yourself the same way as I did on the actual ship. Enjoy exploring every little detail that makes Voyager of the Seas what she is!

Special thanks to:
Nordica - constructing the bridge and assisting the construction of the ship
Chocapic13 - The Toaster Edition shaderpack was used for the screenshots for the interior/exterior of the ship. Thank goodness for an actually decent shaderpack that can run on a potato that is my computer.

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.


Please feel free to DIAMOND, FAVORITE, and SUBSCRIBE!

One final thank you to everyone for being so patient as I worked on this! Enjoy :)



~ShipXD.