"Enchantment of the Seas"
Views and Deck Plans
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Maiden Voyage July 1997 |
The 2,446-passenger Enchantment of the Seas is a
Royal Caribbean Vision-class (Legend, Splendor, Grandeur, Rhapsody, Vision of
the Seas) ship. Take a classy, modern ship, add the exuberance of
outstanding nightlife and fitness facilities and you have a cruise ship popular
with virtually every type or age of passenger. With Enchantment of the Seas, Royal
Caribbean has proven you can build a large ship without sacrificing the sense of
being at sea with this light-filled ship. Enormous panels of glass
throughout bring the sea and sky inside, resulting in a sense of openness.
Cruisers will find a floating resort with a rocking disco and casino and yet also discover a superb library with 1,500 editions,
first-rate movies, lounges
for dancing and cool jazz, and a wide variety of well-prepared and well-served cuisine.
![]() Main Dining Room |
![]() "Ship Shape" Spa Jacuzzi |
![]() Orpheum Theater |
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On Enchantment, Royal Caribbean designed the cabins superbly and they seem larger than the actual measurements. Standard amenities include color TV with pay-per-view movies & CNN, a secure safe, a lighted vanity, individual temperature control, hair dryer; bathrooms have showers and medicine cabinets; minibars and tubs are found in the highest category stateroom.
Pictured below are those staterooms
available for OUR cruise.
Inside Stateroom:
Two twin beds (can convert into
queen-size),
vanity area,
and a private bathroom.
(140 sq. ft.)
Oceanview Stateroom:
Two twin beds (can convert into
queen-size), sitting area
with
sofa,
vanity area and a private bathroom. Also referred
to as
Larger Stateroom.
(154 sq. ft.)
Balcony Stateroom:
Two twin beds (can convert into
queen-size), private
balcony,
sitting area with sofa bed, and a private bathroom.
(190 sq. ft., balcony 36 sq. ft.)
Junior Suite:
Two twin beds (can convert into
queen-size), private balcony,
private bathroom with bathtub and a sitting area with sofa bed.
Formerly referred to as Superior Ocean View Suite.
(245 sq. ft., balcony 58 sq. ft.)
Grand Suite:
Two twin beds (can convert into
queen-size), private balcony,
sitting area with sofa bed and private bathroom with bathtub.
Also referred to as Grand Ocean View Suite.
(349 sq. ft., balcony 107 sq. ft.)
Amenities:
Every city has its downtown. The Enchantment of the Seas has its Centrum. Seven
decks tall, there's plenty to entertain the eye at the Centrum. Lit brilliantly
from top to bottom with each deck's floor to ceiling windows, it's something of
a skyscraper at sea. Marble floors sparkle, lush palm trees stand tall, stairs
wind their way to the roof, and glass elevators slide down from the Viking Crown
Lounge. Outside of finding everything from shops, lounges, restaurants, and the
Purser's Desk, there are plenty of plush areas to sit with friends, enjoy a cup
of tea, and watch the world go by.
A favorite bar is Schooner's, a romantic lounge with a charming nautical motif. There is the Carousel Lounge for ballroom dancing at night, situated aft with ocean views. The two-deck Orpheum Theatre is a splendid show lounge for RCI's lavish floor shows, with excellent sight lines from all seats. Royal Caribbean's signature Viking Crown Lounge is located on Deck 11, popular for cocktails when the ship leaves port or as the setting for late-night conversation or dancing. Panoramic views are the featured attraction of this 360-degree room, located mid-ship. The Crown and Anchor Study is a relaxing place to note the ship's position and information from the bridge on screen. The Casino Royale has all the slots and casino games one could seek and is one of the most popular areas at night. One bar is designated as a cigar lounge in the evenings - the pool bar is often used for this purpose. Additional public areas include a shopping arcade with three large duty-free stores, a large well-stocked library with reading area, an Internet Cafe, a cards room and even a conference center.
![]() Pool Deck |
![]() Centrum |
![]() Casino Royale |
![]() Carousel Lounge |
![]() Cards Room |
![]() Library |
The two-story restaurant is mid-ship, a light-filled room with plenty of glass for scenic viewing as you dine. It features a raised platform for a pianist or small ensemble. While large enough to handle a thousand people per seating, tables are well spaced and the room doesn't feel crowded. At the forward end of Deck 9 is the Windjammer Café, also with floor-to-ceiling windows, the setting for casual breakfast, lunch and dinner as well as afternoon tea.
![]() Purser's Desk |
![]() Rhythm Lounge |
![]() Schooner Bar |
![]() Champagne Bar |
![]() Indoor Pool |
![]() Windjammer Cafe |
Royal Caribbean stands out in its high level of entertainment, including Broadway revues, "name" performers, and comedians. Lounge performers are also of high caliber and there are venues for dancing plus disco. In short, the Enchantment of the Seas is a GREAT SHIP with marvelous facilities and outstanding service.
![]() Internet Cafe |
![]() Windjammer |
![]() Theater Show |
![]() Yoga Work-Out |
![]() Sports Deck |
![]() Rock Climber |
![]() Schooner Bar |
![]() Shopping!! |
![]() Viking Crown |
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Enchantment of the Seas |
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