Vision of the Seas
“The last of the Vision class — over two acres of glass and a five-deck sunlit Centrum.”
Vision of the Seas entered service in 1998 as the final and most refined ship of Royal Caribbean's Vision class, built with more than two acres of glass to flood her public spaces with natural light. Her five-deck Centrum atrium sits beneath a glass-topped dome, and a 250-seat Solarium with six whirlpools and a retractable glass canopy gives her one of the most relaxed pool scenes in the fleet. Homeported year-round in Baltimore, she sails a mix of Bermuda, Bahamas, Canada & New England, and Southern Caribbean itineraries — reliable, varied programming from a homeport most large ships skip.
More than two acres of glass throughout the ship, including a five-deck, glass-domed Centrum atrium and a retractable-roof Solarium — the most light-filled ship of the Vision class.
What’s Onboard
Dining
- ✓Main dining room with panoramic windows
- ✓Windjammer Marketplace buffet
- ✓Chops Grille steakhouse
- ✓Giovanni's Table Italian
- ✓Park Cafe casual dining
- ✓Latte-tudes coffee shop
Pools & Recreation
- ✓Solarium with retractable glass canopy and 6 whirlpools
- ✓Rock climbing wall
- ✓Mini golf course
- ✓Outdoor pool and sports deck
- ✓Fitness centre and spa
- ✓Five-deck glass-domed Centrum atrium
Entertainment
- ✓Main show lounge productions
- ✓Casino Royale
- ✓Observation lounge with ocean views
- ✓Live music venues
- ✓Duty-free shopping promenade
- ✓Comedy and trivia nights
Cabins
- ✓1,018 staterooms across 24 categories
- ✓97 suites, 136 balcony cabins
- ✓380 oceanview, 405 interior cabins
- ✓Royal Suite top category
- ✓Connecting family cabins available
- ✓Classic Vision-class stateroom layouts
Family & Kids
- ✓Adventure Ocean kids' clubs (3–17 years)
- ✓Family pool areas
- ✓Teen-only lounge
- ✓Family-friendly shore excursions
- ✓Connecting stateroom options
- ✓Arcade and games room
Video Tour
Vision of the Seas — Ship Tour
- ✦Travelers who want a smaller, more intimate ship
- ✦Bermuda, Canada & New England, or Southern Caribbean seekers
- ✦Baltimore-area cruisers wanting a nearby homeport
- ✦Couples wanting quieter sea days
Families chasing mega-ship waterparks and thrill attractions — Vision's smaller size means fewer headline attractions than Royal Caribbean's newest ships.
7-night Caribbean or Bermuda from ~$700/pp (interior) to $2,100+/pp (suite)