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Mike
Welcome everyone! (SORRY THIS IS A DAY LATE! HAVE BEEN BUSY!)
Welcome to the fourth edition of Cruise of the Week! To view the third one, click here.
Navigator of the Seas
The Navigator of the Seas is Royal Caribbean's fourth ship out of five in the Voyager Class (Get it fourth cruise of the week and fourth in it's class?!). Anyways, the ship has it's differences from the other 3 in that it has glass balcony's and other changes such as the rear configuration of the Windjammer Cafe. The ship was once the largest in the Royal Caribbean fleet and it still ranks one of the biggest passenger ships in the world (surprising seeming how RCI has two classes of ships larger!).
The 3,114 passenger ship boasts 1,021 ft (longer than Carnival's largest ship), 15 passenger decks, and 138,279 gross tons. She has been in service since 2002 and usually sails in the Mediterranean in the summer and Caribbean in the winter.
The Voyager Class ships changed the industry in that the ships offered a new "mall" type area called the Royal Promenade not seen on any previous ship. The area offers a unique way in delivering a central area with shops, eateries, bars, lounges, guest services, and a new category of staterooms. The new staterooms have bay windows that look out into the huge area. It is a truly awesome area.
Even though the ship is about 9 years old now, you could still go on the ship and think it's brand new with all of its innovative features that are on most ships built last year. The ship was defiantly a turning point in the cruising industry and molded the Freedom and Oasis Class ships.
To find a cruise on this amazing ship click here. The prices on this ship are very good and some start as low as $359.
What do you think about this ship? I think it's a great hit for the whole family! Please leave a comment and spread the word about this new blog! It would be greatly appreciated! Thanks again!
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Mike
Welcome to the fourth edition of Cruise of the Week! To view the third one, click here.
Navigator of the Seas
The Navigator of the Seas is Royal Caribbean's fourth ship out of five in the Voyager Class (Get it fourth cruise of the week and fourth in it's class?!). Anyways, the ship has it's differences from the other 3 in that it has glass balcony's and other changes such as the rear configuration of the Windjammer Cafe. The ship was once the largest in the Royal Caribbean fleet and it still ranks one of the biggest passenger ships in the world (surprising seeming how RCI has two classes of ships larger!).
The 3,114 passenger ship boasts 1,021 ft (longer than Carnival's largest ship), 15 passenger decks, and 138,279 gross tons. She has been in service since 2002 and usually sails in the Mediterranean in the summer and Caribbean in the winter.
The Voyager Class ships changed the industry in that the ships offered a new "mall" type area called the Royal Promenade not seen on any previous ship. The area offers a unique way in delivering a central area with shops, eateries, bars, lounges, guest services, and a new category of staterooms. The new staterooms have bay windows that look out into the huge area. It is a truly awesome area.
Even though the ship is about 9 years old now, you could still go on the ship and think it's brand new with all of its innovative features that are on most ships built last year. The ship was defiantly a turning point in the cruising industry and molded the Freedom and Oasis Class ships.
To find a cruise on this amazing ship click here. The prices on this ship are very good and some start as low as $359.
What do you think about this ship? I think it's a great hit for the whole family! Please leave a comment and spread the word about this new blog! It would be greatly appreciated! Thanks again!
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Mike
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