Rhapsody of the Seas Photologue



Main Deck - Deck 4

		Vision of the Seas follows a Royal Caribbean tradition of having her embarkation lobby open upward to the soaring Centrum to create a truly impressive boarding for guests. Flanking the base of the Centrum are seating areas where guests can enjoy musicians that play by evening. Nearby, the Champagne Bar and Terrace seat 248 guests combined. Anchoring the Centrum just aft of the Champagne Bar is a sculpture by British artist Peter Layton of stainless steel, glass, and gold plated brass. The 1,200 guest capacity Edelweiss Dining Room spans two decks - Promenade and Main Decks. The overall feel of the main dining room is very light, airy, and accented with bright, floral patterns both in soft goods, glass, and lighting. The forward wall of the Edelweiss Dining Room is dominated by a glass chandelier wall spanning two decks. Opposite of this impressive focal point on the aft wall, lower level, is an oil on canvas titled 'Alpine landscape' by American artist Bernie Fuchs. Bernard Fuchs draws inspiration from the magnificence of the European countryside and has dedicated his career to his love of nature and mountains. Guests may dining at traditional times at 18:00 or 20:30, subject to change depending upon Rhapsody of the Seas' particular itinerary and season. Breakfast and lunch may also be enjoyed here according to the times listed in the Cruise Compass. For a more flexible dining schedule, My Time Dining is available where guests may dine at their chosen time each night. No particular table is assigned for each night and guests can confirm My Time Dining before they board and can either make daily reservations on board or choose to walk in nightly.