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Vision of the Seas

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

Vision of the Seas has beautiful onboard facilities too, and the Masquerade Theatre, which features nightly entertainment like contemporary musical stage productions.

Vital statistics

Operated by Royal Caribbean International
Built at Chantiers de l’Atlantique, France
Entered service: May 2, 1998
Refurbished: 2000
Cost: $275 million
Registered: The Bahamas
Gross tonnage: 78,491-tons
Passengers: 2,435
Passenger decks: 11
Lifts: 9
Crew: 723
Cabins: 1,000 including

• 822 outside
• 229 with balconies
• 407 inside
• 14 with wheelchair access

Length: 915ft
Width: 106ft
Draught: 25ft
Engines: diesel-electric
Speed: 22 knots

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, children’s facilities.