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Majesty
of the Seas , since her introduction, has always provided an
exceptional cruise experience and has raised the level of her delivery
with the extensive refurbishment in 2007. What has not changed,
fortunately, is her exterior profile and graceful lines. From her
raked bow to her rounded stern, she is a striking vessel and
unmistakable from afar on the horizon.
She received additional interior stateroom accommodations when the
ship's former cinema was removed. Most of the striking changes are
in terms of enhancing what had already existed such as the overhaul of
public restrooms, the replacement of stateroom televisions to flat panel
monitors, and the complete overhaul of the Windjammer Markeplace.
Classic artwork and pieces still exist throughout the Majesty of the
Seas. Just one of these examples is the expansive 'View of New
York' which was drawn in 1843 by French painter Jean-Julian Delth.
The panels are divided into seven sections and there is one print for
each color (or shade of color) so there is more than one hundred
separate prints that have been made, each one with a different block of
engraved pear tree wood. This work of art was presented to the Majesty
of the Seas by shipyard Chantiers de l'Atlantique in France upon her
delivery in 1992.
Despite Majesty of the Seas being modest in size for the cruise
industry on average, she provides and exceptional feel of spaciousness
throughout her public spaces. While her stateroom accommodations
may feel small for the industry average, Majesty of the Seas more
than compensates throughout the rest of the ship with her lounges and
common areas.
Majesty of the Seas is a true gem in the Royal Caribbean
International fleet given her ability to provide the most modern
amenities at sea but also catering to those of us who enjoy the smaller
and classic ships. Majesty of the Seas also remains a
perfect opportunity for new cruise guests to get their feet wet with the
experience and provide a positive experience in just a few days to then
opt for a longer itinerary in the future. |