Vision of the Seas

Royal Caribbean Vision of the Seas debuted May 2, 1998 as the last of the Vision class of cruise ships, weighing 78,491 gross tons and accommodating up to 2,435 guests. Vision of the Seas, sister ship to Rhapsody of the Seas, is beautifully equipped with floor-to-ceiling glass windows, glass elevators and glass roofs in many public areas - allowing you to truly experience your destinations. One such area is the Centrum, an open atrium, and the Solarium with indoor/outdoor pool and sliding glass roof. This Royal Caribbean cruise ship also offers six whirlpools, an outdoor pool, rock-climbing wall, spa and fitness center, and Adventure Ocean® youth facilities. Vision of the Seas includes Masquerade Theatre, featuring nightly entertainment, as well as several themed bars and lounges including a Champagne bar and the signature Viking Crown Lounge at the very top of the ship. Royal Caribbean cruises aboard Vision of the Seas include itineraries to Europe, Mediterranean, Middle East, South America, and a few Transatlantic cruises.

Vision of the Seas Cruise Ship

Vision ClassShip Class 1998Year Built 2000Year Refurbished 1,998Passenger Capacity 742Number of Crew 78,491Gross Tonnage 11Decks 97Suite Cabins 132Balcony Cabins 366Oceanview Cabins 404Inside Cabins