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 The
Rhapsody of the Seas, one of Royal Caribbean
International's newest ships, first set sail
in May 1997. Travelers are invited to
participate in a plethora of activities and
enjoy first-class amenities.
Perhaps the Rhapsody's biggest attraction is
its wrap-around ocean views through dramatic
glass walls, foremost in the two-story dining
room with bay windows. Epicurean options are
endless, ranging from breakfast in bed to
informal poolside lunches. Vegetarian and
low-fat meals are always available, and menus
run the gamut from Italian and Caribbean to
the formal Captain's Gala Dinner.
Newlyweds flock to the romantic champagne bar
and terrace, and a spin around the Shall We
Dance lounge is sure to light a spark in any
relationship! A state-of-the-art fitness
center, Egyptian-theme solarium spa and pool,
and two additional pools are sure to please
any exercise buff. Children are always
accommodated on the Rhapsody, with special
menus, baby-sitting services, and programs
designed to meet the specific needs of kids
aged 3-17.
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The main highlights and features of this
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Solarium with six whirlpools,
indoor/outdoor swimming pool, and
retractable glass canopy
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Edelweiss Dining Room, the ship's
magnificent two-story formal dining
room, featuring a dramatic staircase and
grand windows
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Optional ShipShape menu that includes
low-fat, healthy dishes, vegetarian
entrees, fresh fruits, and an assortment
of natural snacks
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Casino
Royale, with blackjack tables, Caribbean
stud poker, roulette, craps, and slot
machines
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AMENITIES:
Pool, Jacuzzi,
Restaurant, Bar, Spa, Room Service,
Wheelchair Accessible, Fitness Center,
Children's Facilities, Air Conditioning. |
Stateroom Details
As with all Royal
Caribbean International ships, the Rhapsody
offers several classes of staterooms.
Regardless of on-board location or cost, all
staterooms feature comfortable furnishings,
tasteful decor, and well-appointed amenities.
Inside Stateroom:
Each room features
two twin beds that can convert into a
queen-size bed, private bathroom, vanity area,
closed-circuit television, radio, and phone.
(135-174 sq. ft.)
Decks: Bridge Deck, Commodore Deck, Main Deck,
A Deck, B Deck
Ocean View Stateroom:
Each room features
two twin beds that can convert into a
queen-size bed, private bathroom, vanity area,
closed circuit television, radio, and phone.
(154-237 sq. ft.)
Decks: Main Deck, A Deck, B Deck
Balcony Stateroom:
Each room features
two twin beds that can convert into a
queen-size bed, private balcony, sitting area
with sofa bed, refrigerator, private bathroom,
vanity area, closed-circuit television, radio,
and phone. (195 sq. ft., balcony 41 sq. ft.)
Decks: Commodore Deck
Suite:
Suites features two
twin beds that can convert into a queen-size
bed, private balcony, sitting area with sofa
bed, refrigerator, private bathroom with
bathtub, vanity area, closed-circuit
television, radio, and phone. (241 sq. ft.,
balcony 64 sq. ft.)
Decks: Bridge Deck, Commodore Deck
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Total
Cabins: 1000