Vision Of The Seas

Royal CaribbeanBuilt 1998
2,514
Guests
742
Crew
11
Decks
279 m
Length

About Vision Of The Seas

Vision of the Seas launched in 1998 as the ship that gives the class its name. The whole concept was an open, light-filled vessel that felt connected to the sea at every turn. The Viking Crown Lounge, cantilevered from the funnel 14 decks up, is still one of the most dramatic public spaces ever put on a cruise ship. After years of US homeport rotations, Vision now sails in Australia and Southeast Asia, reaching passengers who value her comfortable size and high crew-to-guest ratio.

Dining

8 venues

Included in your fare

Aquarius Dining Room (Main Dining Room)Continental
WindjammerBuffet

Specialty dining

Cafe Latte-tudesSpecialty coffee and pastries
Chef's TableGourmet
Chops GrilleSteakhouse
Giovanni's TableItalian
IzumiJapanese

Specifications

Year built
1998
Refurbished
2018
Passengers
2,514
Crew
742
Passenger-to-crew ratio
3.4 : 1
Decks
11
Length
279 m
Beam
32 m

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