Still a vision to behold …
Royal Caribbean’s 78,491-ton Vision of the Seas arrived in April 1998, and was the last of the six Vision Class superliners launched over three years.
Facilities on this state-of-the-art cruise ship include
- 1,000 cabins with 593 offering ocean-views (229 of which feature private balconies)
- Extensive use of glass within her design to including: floor-to-ceiling windows in many public areas, 360 degree views from the Viking Crown Lounge and an indoor/outdoor pool area with a glass retractable sliding roof
- Full service Solarium, spa and fitness centre over two levels
- Art collection including paintings, sculptures and textiles from a variety of artists from around the world
- Masquerade Theatre, which features nightly entertainment like contemporary musical stage productions
The ship received a major upgrade in September 2013 adding a many of amenities to be found on Oasis-class vessels.
PASSENGERS : 2,435
CABINS: 1,024
CREW : 723
FACILITIES : One glass-walled main dining room (two sittings), alternative dining options, themed bars and lounges, casino, library, solarium with a sliding roof and indoor/outdoor pool, six hot tubs, day spa and fitness centre, rock climbing wall, conference centre, Adventure Ocean® youth facilities, childrens facilities.