Full Tour and Review of Vision of the Seas Royal Caribbean
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Creator's Key Takeaways
This was our first cruise with Royal Caribbean.
Word on the street is to avoid cabins on deck two forward because of anchor chain noise.
The elevators are pretty spacious, but they took longer to arrive than most ships I've been on.
The sauna and steam rooms are in the men's and women's locker rooms and are complimentary.
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Is Royal Caribbean’s Vision of the Seas a timeless classic or just an old ship past her prime? Launched in 1998, this "Old Lady" offers a different experience than the mega-ships of today. In this full ship tour, we go deck-by-deck from the medical center to the Viking Crown Lounge to show you the good, the bad, and the noisy. We cover the critical details you need: which cabins to avoid due to anchor noise, the free sauna hack most cruisers miss, the truth about the "slow" elevators, and a look at the food in the Aquarius Dining Room and Windjammer. If you are planning a cruise on Vision of the Seas, watch this before you pick your stateroom! TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Intro, Deck 1 (Medical), Lower Deck Stateroom hallways and stairs 1:31 Our Stateroom on Deck 4 Review 4:36 The rest of Deck 4 (Bar, Centrum, Dining Room) 8:04 Deck 5 (Theatre, Casino, Services, Outside Deck) 11:13 Deck 6 (Shops, Lounges, Specialty Restaurants) 16:29 Deck 9 (Windjammer Café, Pools, Spa) 22:13 Deck 10 (Fitness, Rock Climbing Wall, Running Track, Kid’s Clubs and Arcade) 26:43 Deck 11 and 12 (Lounge and Izumi Restaurant) #VisionOfTheSeas #RoyalCaribbean #CruiseShipTour #CruiseTips #theportlowdown