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There are people who predict that the mythical city of Atlantis will one day rise from the depths of the ocean to regain its former glory. If only those believers would set sail on the Explorer of the Seas, they would see that this fantastic city is alive and well. Not only is the Explorer of the Seas the largest cruise ship on the planet, but it also has more facilities and entertainment choices than many other cruise ships. To start, there are three main dining rooms which share a striking crystal chandelier and are connected by a grand, sweeping staircase. In addition to these gourmet eateries, there are four other dining areas and restaurants. The sports and fitness offerings on this ship will make you scratch your head in disbelief: a full basketball/volleyball court, golf simulator, jogging track, rock-climbing wall, in-line skating track, nine-hole miniature golf course, and a top-of-the-line fitness center and spa. Did we forget to mention the ice skating rink in the Studio B entertainment complex, deep in the belly of the ship? Studio B also doubles as a television studio and concert venue. The three pools and whirlpool spas on the ship are surrounded by ample places to sunbathe. There's even an outdoor family deck, complete with a water slide.

But wait--there's more! How about a jazz club, nightclub, golf bar, cigar bar, sports bar, cocktail lounge, aquarium bar (which features several incredible tanks containing colorful fish and more than 56 tons of saltwater!), champagne bar, and dancing lounge. The Palladium Theater is a perfect venue to catch one of the ship's many live performances. Two casinos are on board, including one with the world's largest interactive roulette wheel. And don't forget the Royal Promenade. Four decks tall and wide enough to accommodate three lanes of traffic, this is the heart of the ship. Not only can you stroll the promenade, which is lined with charmingly designed storefronts offering entertainment and shopping opportunities 24 hours a day, but you can also enjoy a Mardi Gras street-fair atmosphere as jugglers, mimes, magicians, and artists perform. Views are spectacular, whether your stateroom overlooks the ocean or the promenade. Overall, this ship has a little something for everyone--and then some. It's an amazing vessel that will provide you and your fellow passengers with memories to last a lifetime

Stateroom Details

Staterooms offer enhanced decor that strikes a nice balance of comfort and elegance. Most staterooms offer a view of either the ocean or the Royal Promenade.

Inside Stateroom:
Each room features two twin beds that may be converted into one queen-size bed, private bathroom, vanity area, closed-circuit television, radio, and phone. (160 sq. ft.)
Decks: Deck 10, Deck 9, Deck 8, Deck 7, Deck 6

Inside Deluxe Stateroom:
Each room features a view of the ship's promenade, two twin beds that may be converted into one queen-size bed, private bathroom, vanity area, closed-circuit television, radio, and phone. (167 sq. ft.)
Decks: Deck 8, Deck 7, Deck 6

Ocean View Stateroom:
Each room features two twin beds that may be converted into one queen-size bed, private bathroom, vanity area, closed-circuit television, radio, and phone. (180 sq. ft.)
Decks: Deck 9, Deck 8, Deck 7, Deck 6, Deck 3, Deck 2

Balcony Stateroom:
Each room features a balcony, two twin beds that may be converted into one queen-size bed, private bathroom, vanity area, closed-circuit television, radio, and phone. (173 sq. ft., balcony 47 sq. ft.)
Decks: Deck 10, Deck 9, Deck 8, Deck 7, Deck 6

Suite:
Each suite features a balcony, two twin beds that may be converted into one queen-size bed, private bathroom, vanity area, closed-circuit television, radio, and phone. (277-1188 sq. ft., balcony 69-234 sq. ft.)
Decks: Deck 10, Deck 9, Deck 8, Deck 7, Deck 6