Scenes from “Onboard” a Cruise Ship
Cruising – oh, how I love it! So it was a natural response to Ed’s Sunday Stills to share some onboard pictures from Royal Caribbean’s Voyager class ships.
Guest Services to the right; Champagne Bar to the left (that’s fun!); and to the rear, the Royal Promenade, 4 decks high and 2 football fields long with dining, shops, and entertainment.
Onboard ice rink, where the Royal Caribbean Skaters entertain with unbelievable skill on a reduced-size rink and where passengers can rent skates and enjoy the ice themselves. Nope, I didn’t partake in that pastime. My ankles immediately hit ice, followed quickly by my backside!
Amazing views …
Nightly surprise visitors 🙂
And a parting view of muster station locations as we disembark at the last possible moment …
Thanks, Ed, for another fun challenge!
Visual Venturing 
love cruising…
Your photos were great but I like the one taken where the sailboat is captured.
It always amazes me how a sailboat of a small size can be so far out at sea… scary to me.
Happy Cruising…
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I know, right? Give me the behemoth any day 🙂 Thanks for the comment, Nancy!
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Gosh, that first picture looks like a mall, and not like a cruise ship … although I am not an expert on cruise ships, seeing as I like the certainty of land. Impressive. The folded towel on bed made me laugh!
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I know, doesn’t it though? I wish I had gotten a decent picture of the Grand Promenade with its shops and eateries (Ben & Jerry’s, English pub, cafe, pizza parlor, and my favorite, wine bar). A great place to relax and people watch, just like a mall 🙂 And those towel animals were hysterical. My sons returned to their cabin one night only to find one sitting on the lid of the commode in the bathroom 🙂 LOL!
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luxurious!!! Lovely photos!!
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Thanks, Cybele! It was 🙂
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Looks amazing
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It was, Justine. Every bit of it!
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Oh, the towel man! I can’t imagine my reaction if I found him in my room. 😛
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Hahaha, Loré 🙂
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Me encantan los cruceros, es nuestra mejor manera de disfrutar las vacaciones y siempre que podemos nos vamos en uno.
Las fotos son estupendas.
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Muchas gracias! Ellos son mi forma favorita de las vacaciones 🙂
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Has recorrido muchas zonas en crucero?
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Sí. Mediterráneo, el Caribe (sur, este, oeste), y Alaska. El Mediterráneo y los cruceros de Alaska han sido mis favoritos. Usted?
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Llevamos bastantes años viajando en crucero y hemos visitado también el Mediterráneo, el Báltico, Caribe sur y oeste, Grecia y Turquía, un Transatlántico, Canadá y Costa Este americana, Alaska y de Buenos Aires a Valparaiso. Si tuviera que recomendarle alguno sería el de La Patagonia (de B.Aires a Valparaiso) y Alaska. Tengo muchas ganas de hacer uno por La Polinesia, ojalá podamos algún día. Es, yo creo, una de las mejores formas de viajar.
Saludos.
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Usted es definitivamente un viajero del mundo! Gracias por la información sobre la Patagonia. Tal vez algún día … (y gracias a Dios por el Traductor de Google – esto ha sido divertido!)
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Efectivamente gracias al traductor. Saludos
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Loving the towels. 🙂
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Aren’t they just the best?? We had a monkey suspended in the air, a crocodile, and I can’t remember what else. Amazing, as adults, how much we got a kick out of them 😉
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These are beautiful cruise images, Stacy! I never know how to take picture in a massive cruise. 🙂
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Thanks, Amy. I know what you mean, though. I certainly had a bunch of “stinkers” 🙂 I wish I had had a wide angle lens. THAT would have been awesome!
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Wonderful photos. I love the one taken from under the lifeboats. 🙂
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Thanks so much! I had to wait a bit for the deck to clear, but not hard duty, given the view I had 😉
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That’s as close to the interior of a cruise ship I will ever get. But, wow, so amazing!
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Thanks, Mary! That’s another reason I wanted to post them – for those who’ve never had the opportunity to see it from the inside. I’m so blessed to have been able to!
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