Wonder of the Seas | Crown Loft Suite Full Walkthrough Tour & Review 4K | Royal Caribbean

Join Danny as he tours a Crown Loft Suite aboard the beautiful new Wonder of the Seas! This incredible two story suite is located on the 18th floor in the crown. The new suite sundeck is just steps from your door, and coastal kitchen is just one floor down. Add in all of those Sky Class amenities, and this suite will take your voyage to the next level. Ready to book your next Royal Caribbean cruise? Book with Harr Travel https://www.harrtravel.com If you need assistance with you booking reach out through our contact form? https://res.harrtravel.com/contact You can also email us at info@harrtravel.com Please remember to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, COMMENT, and hit that BELL! Category L1 Crown Loft Suite with Balcony Decks: Deck 18 Occupancy: Sleeps up to 4 guests Cabin Size: 545 sq ft Balcony Size: 114 sq ft Crown Loft Suite with Balcony Two-decks-high stateroom with panoramic views. Master bedroom with Royal King size bed and bath on second level. Bath with shower on main level. Private balcony with chairs, dining area with dry bar, table/desk. Living room sofa converts to double bed. WONDER OF THE SEAS The World's Newest Wonder The ship class that redefined cruising just got bolder. The world’s biggest ship, Wonder of the Seas, brings even bigger adventures to the award-winning Oasis Class. Like eight unique neighborhoods, including the all-new Suite Neighborhood. A totally redesigned pool deck with more ways to soak up the sun — or shade — than ever before. AquaTheater adds edge-of-your-seat-inducing entertainment to the line-up with stunning ocean views and a dramatic new backdrop. And the all-new Wonder Playscape, an underwater world studded with slides, climbing walls and games, where imaginations can soar. Plus returning fan-favorites like the FlowRider and Ultimate Abyss. A NEW WAY TO SEA DAY Make the most of every moment at sea, with more to see, do, play and conquer. Wonder Dunes, where you can tee up under the sun or stars for an immersive, story-based mini golf journey like nothing you've played before. And the twisting, turning, fun-drenched thrills of The Perfect Storm℠waterslide trio. BIG TIME PLAYTIME Ditch the same-old neighborhood playground for a whole new way to explore. The all-new Wonder Playscape, climbing walls, games and puzzles where adventurers of all ages can discover an underwater world with endless possibilities. FOR THE SUN OF IT It's all about that vacay wade of life at the redesigned pool deck on the all-new Wonder of the Seas. Soak up the sun, chill in the shade, get your adrenaline fix, or grab a cocktail from the two-story poolside bar The Lime & Coconut. And for the ultimate pool day upgrade, reserve one of our private poolside casitas. DIALED UP DISHES FOR DAYS The biggest ship in the world is bring the boldest bites at sea, with craveable new dining concepts and a best of the best array of returning favorites — whether you're doing date night, taking your taste buds on tour, or fueling up between thrills. REAL. SOUTHERN. EATS. In the South, food is meant to soothe the soul. Enter The Mason Jar Southern Restaurant & Bar, reinventing Low Country classics, Bayou staples, and bold BBQ. Supper stokes that gather ’round vibe with live country music and dishes both craveworthy and comforting. Like creole-style Lobster ’n Crawfish Gumbo and Gran’s Fried Chicken. Meanwhile, the brunch menu brims with breakfast dishes that could pass for dessert. Try a tastebud-teasing Sweet-Tooth Cinnamon Roll or savory southern Chicken ’n Waffles. A BRAND NEW POINT OF VUE High above the sea, Vue Bar is your brand-new ultimate escape. Sip on your favorite vacation cocktails as you soak up a picture-perfect panorama wherever you look. And when the sun sets, the mosaic canopy comes alive with a kaleidoscope of colors. SHOWSTOPPING & CHART TOPPING The shows onboard set a new high-water mark for entertainment at sea — starting with the AquaTheater featuring 30-foot diving platforms, stunning ocean views, a dramatic new backdrop and 137,000 gallons of water. Or head to Music Hall for a front row view of cover bands that rock like the real thing.