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Navigator of the Seas, a second-generation Voyager-class ship, entered service in December 2002. Her 2019 Royal Amplified refit brought The Blaster, Royal Caribbean's first aqua coaster, and Riptide, a headfirst mat-racer waterslide. The upgrade also added The Lime & Coconut, a three-level bar with a rooftop deck, plus Hooked Seafood and Playmakers Sports Bar & Arcade, while the ship keeps her FlowRider surf simulator.

A few of the things that set Navigator of the Seas apart.
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