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Completely
forward on deck nine is Royal Caribbean International's signature
Windjammer Café, seating 660. The Windjammer Café serves as Vision of the
Seas' casual dining venue. It serves as an alternative to the
Edelweiss Dining room and offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner in an
informal setting.
The very nature of the Windjammer Café is to create a nautical ambiance
and this is enhanced by works of art by Norwegian artist Nini Anker
Dessen and Magne Austad with impressive, ceramic panels within.
Nini Anker Dessen had been appointed to provide works of art for Voyager
and Legend of the Seas. Often at her side, Magne Austad, is
known for his works being light and open, with clear color nuances that
are difficult to recreate on clay.
The pool deck located amidships on deck
nine is the popular for sun worshippers. The main pool is
punctuated by two sets of whirlpools on either side. |
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For
a different type of poolside experience, guests
may head aft on deck nine and into the Solarium. This area may
adapt to any type of weather with the Crystal Canopy overhead.
Port side and aft of the Solarium is the Solarium Café where guests can
enjoy snacks poolside such as hamburgers, French fries, and pizza.
On the starboard side of deck nine aft is the entrance to the day spa
and fitness center. Guests my indulge in a number of spa services
such as massage, facial treatments, stone therapy, reflexology,
and ocean wrap / floats, rasul.
Guests may also wish to stay physically fit while at sea and the Rhapsody
of the Seas' gymnasium is located one deck up from the spa
facilities. In addition to the gym equipment, guests may enjoy
activities such as yoga, group cycling, abdominal firming, and
Walk-a-Mile.
With expansive wake views, the aft section of the spa provides a
tranquil and relaxing atmosphere for guests before or after their
treatment. |