The Allure of the Seas Cruises
The Allure of the Seas
The Allure of the Seas owned by Royal Caribbean International is the sister ship to the Oasis of the Seas and is of the Oasis class. It arrived at its home port, Port Everglades in Ft Lauderdale, FL on the 12th of November 2010 after a 13 day crossing from Finland. The Allure of the Seas is 1187 feet long and is 220,000 gross tons in weight. She can carry 5400 guests. Over the next few weeks landscapers will be creating the Central Park neighborhood with 12,000 trees. It is being called the world’s largest and most revolutionary cruise ship by Royal Caribbean International. There are 28 loft suites with two story ocean views and 2700 staterooms.
The Allure of the Seas
The ship has telescoping funnels, a two deck dance hall, and a theater with about 1400 seats. It was the first cruise ship with Starbucks onboard and in December 2010 it will feature exclusively the DreamWorks Experience with DreamWorks characters like the How to Train Your Dragon™ Ice Show and Madagascar™ aqua show. Its first cruise will be 1 December 2010 and the ship’s initial voyage is a four night trip to the Royal Caribbean leased coastal property in Haiti called Lababee, a tropical paradise with sandy beaches and coral reefs where you can snorkel, parasail or kayak.
Allure of the Seas vs Oasis of the Seas
The ship has seven areas or neighborhoods like a five deck high Central Park with tropical plantings. There is also a Rising Tides bar with rises up and down through three decks. There is a two level shopping street, 17 bars, 20 different various restaurants, 2 rock climbing walls, a Zip wire and 2 Flowriders® which is a wave generated surf for all levels of surfers. There is even a classic carrousel in the Boardwalk neighborhood. It also has the largest dedicated youth area of any cruise ship sailing today.
The Allure of the Seas
The Allure of the Seas
Allure of the Seas Golf Course
Allure of the Seas Main Theater
Allure of the Seas Loft Suite
Allure of the Seas Royal Suite
The Allure of the Seas Pool Deck
EXPLORER OF THE SEAS SERVICES
EXPLORER OF THE SEAS SERVICES
Royal Caribbean “Explorer of the Seas” has some amazing facilities, this amazing cruise ship includes various features, such as: rock climbing wall, cabinets facing inside with an excellent view, skating track, ice skating sink and many others. With all the additional facilities, the Explorer of the Seas offers the best cruise experience and that is why people of all ages fell in love with this Royal Caribbean cruise ship.
EXPLORER OF THE SEAS PROMENADE
Also, the remarkable service offered by the staff at the cruise makes the travel for the people comfortable. The excellent service is always offered by the staff members with a pleasing smile that can always make you feel comfortable. The room stewards work hard for making the stay of the people comfortable and relaxing.
You can always demand for what you wish to have during the time you relax in your room or even at the restaurants, while you wish to place orders for something that you would like to eat. Other than the service providers in restaurants and the room service, there is also the service provided for baby sitting from 8.00 am to 2 am so that you have complete enjoyment while cruising.
EXPLORER OF THE SEAS CLIMBING WALL
EXPLORER OF THE SEAS POOL AREA
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Explorer of the Seas Pictures Gallery
Explorer of the Seas Pictures Gallery
Explorer of the Seas Pictures Gallery
Explorer of the Seas Pictures Gallery
Explorer of the Seas Pictures Gallery
Explorer of the Seas Pictures Gallery
Explorer of the Seas Pictures Gallery
Explorer of the Seas Pictures Gallery
Explorer of the Seas Pictures Gallery
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Explorer of the Seas
Explorer of the Seas
Explorer of the Seas
Explorer of the Seas
Explorer of the Seas
Explorer of the Seas
Explorer of the Seas
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Explorer of the Seas
Explorer of the Seas
Explorer of the Seas
Explorer of the Seas
Explorer of the Seas
