The vast Lido deck restaurant for casual buffet-style meals is cleverly designed to look like two individual eateries, minimizing the sense of size and crowds.
The ship’s second most popular dining venue (though it is more of a lunching venue) is Johnny Rockets, which now carries a $3.95 service charge, and in which you might have to wait to be seated. The three decks it spans are separately named for famous operas Carmen, La Boheme and the Magic Flute. The ship’s elegant main restaurant features a crystal chandelier a grand, three deck staircase. Glass elevators in the vertical atriums at each end of the promenade make for breathtaking views of the interior of the ship. The atrium boasts modern sculpture based on your typical red, yellow and green traffic signals at one end and a more abstract display at the other.
A bigger-than-life cruise experience with nearly unlimited activities the feeling of being in a city-at-sea family members of many ages to have a grand time non-stop nightlife.Ĭlean, simple and tasteful, featuring a lot of Art Nouveau influence, seems just right for a ship this size.
