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Royal Caribbean's Alaska Ship - Serenade of the Seas |
Serenade
of the Seas

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Built
Date - 2003
Registry - Bahamas
Passengers - 2501
Crew - 859
Officer Nationality - International
Crew Nationality - International |
Tonnage
- 90,090
Length - 962 feet
Width - 106 feet
Draft - 245 feet
Cruising Speed - 25 knots
Decks - 12 |
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Seatings
- 2
Bars/Lounges - 8
Swimming Pools - 2 |
Jacuzzis
- 4
Kids Club
Babysitters |
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Las
Vegas Broadway
Casino
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Spa/Fitness
Center
Salon
Aerobics |
Jogging
rock climbing wall
golf course,
volleyball |
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The
enormous atrium ("Centrum") rising nine decks its glass
elevators facing either the sea or the Centrum, and each passenger
deck above has railings and balconies that permit you always to keep
tabs on the action below.
The Serenade provides all the spa, fitness and other amenities one
can expect. There is a diverse atmosphere of lounges and clubs, ranging
from an ultra-modern champagne bar overlooking the sea to the very
clubby, aristocratic Colony Club, offering the first pool tables at
sea.
The entertainment ranges from country/western to lavish Las Vegas-style
floor shows. There is more to do than there is time in a one-week
cruise. There are extensive separate facilities for kids and teens.
Cabins are superbly designed, including such thoughtful touches as
beds with rounded corners and lighted vanity tables with mirrored
cabinets. Storage is excellent, especially for a ship that essentially
goes nowhere. Standard features in all cabins include interactive
TV, telephone, computer jack, hair dryer, refrigerator/mini-bar, large
closet and plenty of storage space. In standard and most balcony cabins,
bathrooms have a shower and one large medicine cabinet. Of the 1,050
staterooms, 813 have ocean view and a whopping 577 have private verandas;
there are 14 wheelchair-accessible staterooms. Inside cabins do measure
a teensy 160 sq. ft.; but outside cabins range from 180 to 265 sq.
ft. and suites from 610 to 1,188 sq. ft.
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Recommended
For:
Passsengers who want a more sophisticated ship offering a higher passenger/space
ratio, alternative dining; many balcony cabins, fitness/sports/spa
activities
Not Recommended For: Passengers who are
looking for a luxurious cruise experience with high levels of food,
quiet and sedate or sumptuous surroundings; large inside/outside standard
cabins; gourmet cuisine; a highly polished level of service; single,
open seating
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