Industry-Leading Amenities
Royal Caribbean International is an industry leader in innovative, unexpected onboard
activities and amenities, from fleetwide rock-climbing walls to state-of-the-art fitness centers and
spas to dedicated Internet connections in guest staterooms.
ACTIVITIES
Fitness buffs won’t miss a workout thanks to the line’s fitness centers. The gym complexes
appear on all ships and include aerobics studios, cardiovascular and weight-training equipment and
dedicated free-weights areas. But that’s just the beginning. Here are some of the other active options
cruisers will find on Royal Caribbean ships:
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Rock-Climbing Walls – Royal Caribbean’s now-signature rock-climbing walls went
fleetwide in 2003. Towering more than three stories high, the walls challenge both beginners
and advanced climbers to reach new heights.
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Miniature Golf Courses and Golf Simulators – Golf enthusiasts can practice their putting
on miniature golf courses found on most ships, or drive it home on a virtual version of one
of the world’s top championship courses in the golf simulators.
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Sports Courts – Whether it’s a game of basketball, paddleball or volleyball, the sports courts
give guests a chance for a little friendly competition.
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Jogging Tracks – Circling the deck perimeters, the jogging tracks offer unparalleled views
of the sea and sky while guests are working up a sweat.
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In-line Skating Tracks – The line’s revolutionary Voyager-class ships feature outdoor,
curvy courses to test guests’ skating prowess.
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Center Ice at Studio B – Guests on Voyager- and Freedom-class ships can try out their
triple toe loops on the only skating rinks at sea.
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Bungee Trampolines – Royal Caribbean’s Enchantment of the Seas will give guests a birds eye
view as they soar skyward on the ship’s new bungee trampolines.
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FlowRider® – Guests can now “hang ten” a hundred miles out to sea with the first-ever
shipboard surf park aboard Freedom of the Sea and Liberty of the Seas. The 32-foot-wide by 40foot-long FlowRider® surf simulator allows riders to surf or body board against a wave-like
water flow of 34,000 gallons per minute.
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