Royal Caribbean's Vision of the Seas
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- 75,000 tons
- 915 feet long
- 2,400 passengers
- 784 crew
- 23 knots cruising speed
- 2 stabilizers
- Born 9/5/98
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Every night we retired to our cabin to find a mint chocolate on our pillow and a pink
towel transformed into a work of art, like a crab, lobster, rose, etc. Here you
see a monkey hanging in the middle of our cabin. He was originally wearing Karen's
sunglasses, but they fell off and we couldn't get them back on. |
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Karen brought along her new buddy, Buttercup. Our cabin stewardess enjoyed
displaying Buttercup in various positions. Remember, you can click on any picture to see
a larger, more detailed version. |
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The nicest part of the ship was The Centrum, located on the 4th deck (Main
deck). Here you would find the Champagne Lounge filled with comfortable chairs and
couches. A pianist or string quartet played every evening. The Centrum ceiling
was open all the way up to deck 11, so you could look down from any deck (5 through
10). Karen and I visited this lounge most every evening prior to dinner. |
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Hanging down in the middle of the open space in The Centrum was a silver sculpture
that can best be described as a delicately twisted sea dragon. The sculpture was
suspended by wires. So if you looked closely, you could see the sea dragon move.
Here is the top part of the sea dragon taken from the 8th deck. |
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Here is the bottom part of the sea dragon. |
