Golden Princess Photologue



Promenade Deck



		A great majority of Golden Princess' entertainment options can be found on Promenade Deck. Forward on Promenade Deck is the upper level of the Princess Theater. Just aft of the Princess Theater is the Grand Casino which was relocated here from Fiesta Deck during Golden Princess' revitalization in 2009. The Grand Casino features a coinless slot system and bungee cords are provided for the cash cards. A full selection of table games is also available such as roulette and Texas Hold 'Em poker. Proceeding aft from the Grand Casino, guests will find themselves in the Promenade Galleria where the Facets and Meridian Bay boutiques are located. The Promenade Lounge and Bar are located parallel to the shops along the starboard side of the Atrium. Fifty one guests can be accommodated here beverages range from coffee to cocktails. By morning, pastries are served and then by afternoon and evening, a wine and caviar menu is offered. Introducing visitors to the Promenade Lounge and Bar is a oil on canvas work of art titled 'Cascade' by United States artist James Griffith. Heading farther aft, guests will find a selection of seating areas along the starboard side of the ship and then find themselves approaching the 274 seat Explorers Lounge. In this venue, the décor is that to reflect the wonders of the Far East and Africa. Guests here can experience entertainment such as cabaret acts, singers, magicians, and comedians. Other activities that may take place here include singles mingles and trivia events. The Wheelhouse Bar, seating 107 guests, is sports a classic private club atmosphere and showcases Princess Cruises' maritime history and nautical memorabilia. Evening entertainment here takes place starting at approximately 17:00 and lasts throughout the evening, including ballroom dance music. One of the nautical works located in the Wheelhouse Bar includes a model of the S/S 'Nigaristan' which was built by John Readhead & Sons, Ltd. South Shields for the Strick Line Ltd. London. The line was founded by Frank Clarke Strick (1849-1943) and was sold in 1919 and became a part of the P&O group in 1923. Adjacent to the Wheelhouse Bar is Sabatini's Trattoria, which seats 90 guests. Sabatini's sports an authentic trattoria setting and features seafood specialties and other Italian favorites. Sabatini's is perfect for those who seek a more traditional Italian meal. Sabatini's is inspired by the art and cuisine of Tuscany. Sabatini's can be a romantic dinner for two or the choice for a great celebration. Sabatini's generally carries a cover surcharge. Also located along Promenade Deck aft is the ship's photo gallery. Here, guests can browse and purchase photos that have been taken of them throughout the cruise. The photography team on board also creates a video produced of the cruise which is available for purchase. Advanced digital imaging services are also available such as memory card downloads and CD burning. Located aft on Promenade Deck is the 457 guest capacity Vista Lounge which features Vegas style entertainment. Upon entering the Vista Lounge, guests will see a striking bronze sculpture work of art named 'Enveloped Forms' by United States Artist Lyle London. Another attractive work of art located in the Vista Lounge is an oil on canvas piece named 'Variations on a Souvenir Series' by United States artist Mark Katano. Recently released movies are also shown in the Vista Lounge according to the times listed in the daily newsletter, Princess Patter. At various points along Promenade Deck, guests may stroll outdoors and talk a walk outside. The outdoor promenade wraps around the aft end of the ship and continues on Emerald Deck to complete the forward circuit. This forward portion of the promenade is not always accessible to guests.