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Itineraries and Ports of Call: Caribbean - Western • Europe - Western Mediterranean
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Voyager of the Seas Review
In 1999, when Voyager of the Seas entered service as the largest cruise ship in the world, it was heralded also as the most revolutionary ship ever built, forever changing the world of cruising with such never-before-seen features as an ice skating rink/TV studio/concert arena, rock-climbing wall, in-line skating track, horizontal atrium, and inside cabins with promenade view. The rock-climbing walls are now aboard every Royal Caribbean ship and the ice skating rink and other features can also be enjoyed on the line's other four Voyager-class ships, but Voyager of the Seas is still mind boggling, memorable and exciting -- isn't that what they say about the first of anything?
If you sailed on Voyager of the Seas during its inaugural year but not since, you will be glad to know that, fresh from a two-week dry dock in May 2004, the ship is sparkling and looks like new. Little has changed on board: Spinners, the site of a revolving arcade and four-deck-high roulette tower on the Royal Promenade, was underused and has been replaced with a perfume shop. And a Ben & Jerry's shop was added recently, also on the Royal Promenade. Otherwise, everything else is as it was in 1999.
 Read Complete Voyager of the Seas Review
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Royal Caribbean Ships: Adventure of the Seas • Allure of the Seas • Brilliance of the Seas • Enchantment of the Seas • Explorer of the Seas • Freedom of the Seas • Grandeur of the Seas • Independence of the Seas • Jewel of the Seas • Legend of the Seas • Liberty of the Seas • Majesty of the Seas • Mariner of the Seas • Monarch of the Seas • Navigator of the Seas • Oasis of the Seas • Radiance of the Seas • Rhapsody of the Seas • Serenade of the Seas • Sovereign of the Seas • Splendour of the Seas • Vision of the Seas • Voyager of the Seas
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