Vision of the Seas Walk Through
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this is their smallest class cruise ship and don't let that deter you because it is full of features and a lot to do
the Solarium is Royal Caribbeans age 16 and up area now this Solarium is enclosed right now climate controlled as well
Diamond Club is our own private Lounge reserved for Diamond Diamond Plus and pinnacle nice quiet little area
the ship hit Dry Dock back in 2018
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Alex and Jeff will take you through Royal Caribbean’s, Vision of the Seas. Those ship. This is RC’s smallest class ship, but it has more than enough to keep everyone happy and busy, also able to do nothing and relax if desired. Alex loves the small ships because of the fewer number of kids and so many activities available for him and the other kids. The smaller ships also allow access to more ports than larger ships which provides many port route options. We love the ship and look foreword to being back again. If you have been on the Vision or other in the class, or have any questions, please comment below. We invite you to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to our channel for more ship tours, discussions, and our adventures. Thanks for watching see you on the next one. Ciao Ciao for now!