Symphony of the Seas: Pool Deck Tour

Like the Harmony of the Seas, the Symphony of the Seas' deck 15 features an expanded Pool Deck compared to her older sisters. Just like the previous Oasis of the Seas and Allure of the Seas the pool deck is split in half by the Central Park below and features four distinct areas. The Main Pool is similar to the traditional cruise ship pool featuring a large traditional pool, some hot tubs, and plenty of seating. Unlike Oasis and Allure this area does not have tiered seating up to deck 16. The Sports Pool remains identical to that of her sisters with a traditional pool. The Splashaway Bay area replaces the H2O Zone with a new jungle gym playground and water slide for the kids to enjoy. The Beach Pool retains the zero entry appeal but no longer has any tables or umbrellas, filling the extra space with additional chairs. The forward part of the deck features a set of three slides known as The Perfect Storm. The port side features a pair known as Typhoon and Cyclone which let out at the Main Pool. The starboard side features a bowl slide known as Supercell which lets out at the Beach Pool. At the very front of the ship the Adult Solarium has received a complete redesign from Harmony of the Seas. Like the Quantum of the Seas and Harmony of the Seas she has the been upgraded taking on a tiered design to include deck 14 into the venue. The bridge wings can be accessed from this area. This includes the King of the World, a glass walkway that extends forward from the port side bridge wing. Unlike Harmony of the Seas though, the Adult Solarium on Symphony has been designed to feature a large sitting and standing pool right in the middle of the area. Current Links: For Profile: http://youtube.com/user/DEIx15x8