ODYSSEY OF THE SEAS ROYAL CARIBBEAN CRUISE SHIP INSIDE LOOK & REVIEW,INC $70K ROYAL LOFT SUITE CABIN
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hello from odyssey of the seas royal caribbean's newest cruise ship it's big it's bold it's colorful it's exciting
there is so much amazing stuff to do on board and i'm going to try to show you everything
odc is a groundbreaking ship and what i really love about it is you can either embrace the thrill or just sit back and chill
there really is something for all the taste
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Why am I jumping for joy in this video thumbnail? It's because I recently joined Odyssey of the Seas for its Naming Ceremony in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, the 25th cruise ship for Royal Caribbean. This video offers a snapshot cruise ship tour of the whole ship, showing all the many, awesome thrills it has to offer, from surfing to skydiving, from bumper cars to rock climbing, from bungee trampolining to its iconic North Star - a glass capsule which elevates guests to a giddying 300 feet (92m) over the ship and sea. The video shows the colorful, tropically-themed top deck, complete with two pools and a kiddie aqua park as well as a whopping 400m jogging/walking track which wraps around Odyssey's entire perimeter. Then it heads indoors to look at my regular balcony cabin as well as a sneak peek at the ship's poshest accommodation - the 2-floor Royal Loft Suite, which costs up to a princely $70k a week. Of course a cruise ship review wouldn't be complete without looking at cocktails on board - mine's a coconut and lime with rum please - as well as the food. Cuisine on board Odyssey is of a very high standard indeed, in every eatery, even the free to eat at restaurants. Tacos at the Mexican cantina are not to be missed and, while there's no need to splurge on specialty restaurants, if you chose to do so then the inventive sushi (some of it served in Champagne sauce) at Odyssey's Izumi is unlike anything you'll eat at your local Japanese restaurant. What's striking about Odyssey is how big and bold and innovative it is, visible in its indoor spaces too. From its adult-only solarium to Playback (the biggest sports bar at sea), to the Royal Esplanade, home to the robot bartender. Then there's the matter of Odyssey's entertainment. There are two new shows exclusive to Odyssey now showing on board. One's about Superheroes and is called The Effectors and the other is called The Book. Both use groundbreaking robotic technology and lighting which, combined with their casts of aerialists, create a visual spectacular unlike anything else you will see on land, let alone at sea. Truly brilliant and at the end of this video are some exclusive snippets of both these shows. Watch on to see why Odyssey is quite so special...