Vision of the Seas for Families

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  • Namesake of Royal Caribbean's Vision class
  • Light-filled Centrum shoots up seven decks
  • Mayan themed Solarium boasts a retractable roof
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Vision of the Seas Family
As on all the Vision-class ships, children's facilities are imaginative and well-run, with age-specific activities designed for Aquanauts (3 - 5, Explorers (6 - 8); Voyagers (9 - 11), Navigators (12 - 14) and teens (who get their own common room/disco). The underwater-themed Adventure Ocean complex is located on Deck 10; typical activities include a carnival night, treasure hunts, talent shows, dance lessons and PlayDoh sculpture sessions.

Programs operate from 9 a.m. until 10 p.m., with breaks for lunch, tea and dinner; a "Late Night Party Zone" (babysitting of sorts) operates from 10 p.m. until 2 a.m. and costs $5 per hour, per child.


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