The following text refers specifically to Voyager of the Seas but all the Voyager Class ships, Voyager, Explorer , Adventure,Navigator & Mariner of the Seas are very similar. The Freedom class ships that started caming out in 2006 are also very similar just larger and with a Flow Rider as the major new feature. Freedom class ships hold another 600 people approximately and have more and slightly larger balcony cabins, plus slightly smaller inside and oceanview cabins. We use Voyager to refer to the entire class which are all wonderful choices for family or active adults that like lots and LOTS of choices of things to do and don't mind sharing their large resorts with other similar minded people. The ships are all gorgeous.

Voyager & Freedom-class ships are large and spans the length of three football fields. Voyager's innovations include enhanced cabins, increased dining options, and exceptional recreational facilities for the entire family. Perhaps the most breathtaking of these innovations is the Royal Promenade. More than the length of a football field and four decks high, the Royal Promenade hosts a wide selection of shops,24-hour restaurants, a pub, and entertainment fronting on a picturesque winding street.

Expanded dining choices aboard range from the spectacular three dining rooms all inter-connected by a staircase. Among Voyager's extensive entertainment options is the 1,350 seat La Scala Theater and the interactive theater and concert venue, Studio B. The spacious recreational facilities boast an outdoor sports deck (complete with golf course) and a National-size sports court for basketball, paddleball and volleyball. Plus great facilities for the kids, a Wedding Chapel and the Peak A Boo Bridge - the perfect vantage point for watching your expert crew guide you to your destination.

Voyager & Freedom class ships offer cruises to the Caribbean, Europe, Mexican Riviera from L.A. They don't offer cruises through the Panama Canal becaue they are too big to get through the original canal locks. When Mariner of the Seas moved to Los Angeles to offer the nicest year round Mexican Riviera cruises on the market, she had to go around the continent of South America just like Magellan and othr ancient explorers.



 

What's better than shopping? Having the mall go with you! Take a stroll down the mall located on the royal promenade. Here you will find no ordinary gift stores or such. You will find an amazing number of stores with food, clothes, gifts to take home, and much much more including street entertainers and weekly laser light shows and parades of character like you were in a certain famous mouse's hometown parade.


Ever think you'd go on a cruise and end up on a game show? A lot of things you never thought possible are possible in Studio B. That's where you'll find rock concerts, games shows, fashion shows - almost any kind of show you can imagine. And when there isn't a performance, the stage is converted to an ice skating rink - the only ice skating rink at sea. Just strap on your skates and take a spin. It's one of the COOLEST (sorry about that) places you'll ever spend an afternoon at sea.



Voyager & Freedom class ships have gorgeous three story main dining rooms offer fine dining amid unprecedented design innovation - three uniquely decorated dining room levels sharing a striking crystal chandelier and connected by a grand, sweeping staircase. For intimate continental dining, make a reservation at Portofino. For great steaks and chops try the Chop'sd Grille. For more casual fare, dig in to a burger or an old-fashioned malted at the 50's-Style Diner - Johnny Rockets. And kids will love Sprinkles ice cream parlor. You probably couldn't try all Voyager of the Seas' dining options if you tried. She offers something to accommodate every taste.



 

Casino Royale - is one of the largest casino at sea - and tempts you with everything from electronic slot machines and video poker to craps and roulette. You'll feel like you've walked into a James Bond film as you start out on a magical evening with lady luck. Then it's off to Spinners, our revolving gaming arcade. Have a seat on the world's largest interactive roulette wheel and join the game.



 

Need to take care of business? Voyager of the Seas offers the best equipped conference center at sea, including electronic readerboards, satellite and electronmic presentation capabilities, video teleconferencing, laptop stations and more. And our Business Services Center offers private offices, fax machines, copiers and PCs so you can take care of unfinished business and get back to your vacation.



The main theater is a muti-story showcase. It may be tough to get tickets at the famed La Scala theater in Milan, but on these ships, you're guaranteed a seat at our homage to the great Italian opera house. Spanning five decks and built to seat about 1,500 this spectacular theater is where you'll see Broadway-style shows, concerts and cultural events that will rival those found in the world's entertainment capitals.



While there is almost every activity known to man onboard, we haven't forgotten the importance of that revered vacation art form - sunbathing. Like every Royal Caribbean vessel, they offers an abundance of places to relax in the open air, read, catch a brief nap or just watch people go by - more, And if you have little ones in tow, you may opt for Adventure Beach, which provides young sailors with an endless variety of aquatic activities to keep them occupied.



If you believe in taking good care of yourself, there's no better place than the Ship Shape Spa and Fitness Center. More than 15,000 square feet of exercise machines, free weights, and aerobics plus all the pampering of the largest, best equipped spa at sea. Whether you want to "feel the burn" or soothe yourself in the hot tub, the facilites are there and waiting for you.

Taking a swim, relaxing by the pool, watching the scenary go by and just enjoying yourself in the sun. Voyager & Freedom class ships gives you an opportunity to do all of these on our amazing outside pool.



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Cabin Pictures



 

Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom with Private Balcony - cat E1 to E3
Two twin beds (converts to queen-size), sitting area (some with sofa bed), private balcony, refrigerator, private bath, vanity, closed circuit TV, radio and phone.



Owner's Suite
Queen-sized bed, private balcony, separate living area with queen-sized sofa bed, refrigerator and bar, walk-in closet, private bath, vanity, closed circuit TV, radio and phone.



 

Grand Suite
Two twin beds (converts to queen-size), private balcony, sitting area (some with sofa bed), refrigerator, private bath, bathtub, vanity, closed circuit TV, radio and phone.



Inside Stateroom
Two twin beds (converts to queen-size), private bathroom, vanity area, closed circuit TV, radio and phone.

Oceanview Staterooms look just like this except the large oval mirror become a window to the outside world.



 

Promenade Stateroom
A view of the Royal Promenade with bowed windows, two twin beds (convert to queen-size), private bathroom, vanity area, closed circuit TV, radio and phone.

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