There are a total of 20 dining venues, with 9 being complimentary and 11 that carry additional charges. The stunning 3 level main dining room offers both fixed and open sitting. Almost every cuisine is represent from Hibachi and Sushi to a classic steak house and a brand new seafood concept restaurant. Again something for everyone.
If gimmicks are your thing, this ship is loaded with them. Rock climbing walls, zip lining, surf simulators, an ice skating rink and nightly shows, a Merry-Go-Round, laser tag, a 10 Story plunging water slide, and a Bionic Bar. Just to name a few! It will take you a week to do it all and eat it all.
There is no shortage of bars and lounges as well offering live music or maybe a sports bar is your thing. Again they have something for everyone from quiet to hyper active. Try the Bionic Bar just for a kick and enjoy having a robot make your drink.
Entertainment has recently become Royal Caribbean’s real strength. Hairspray is the main show and every bit as good as Broadway. Flight is RCL multi-million original production that follows the evolution of flight. From rocket ships to the Wright Brothers the story line is great and the staging is really over the top. Good job Royal Caribbean! Royal also brings you the only Aqua Theater and ice shows at sea. You just got to see these shows to believe them.
Yes this ship has dedicated meeting space much like a hotel. In fact the largest spaces at sea. That ice skating rink converters into a super hi-tech presentation theater for the most elaborate and tech filled presentations with great staging. Need even more space, try the tech loaded main showroom.
Don’t let the size of the ship scare you. It runs very well and offers something for everyone plus the best meeting space at sea. Think of this ship as the Venetian complex but on a more manageable scale. Plus always keep in mind your participants can’t go off property after the meal. You can even do a dine around and still track and control your guests.
Try this ship your guests will love it.
This report was prepared by Steve Bloss on December 1, 2018. The views expressed as solely those of the author and not necessarily those of WWTCA.