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| Lobby deck is the anchor for the Capitol Lobby which is the spectacular introduction for guests to see the Carnival Triumph. Triumph's international theme reigns through most all of the public areas. | ) |
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| The 1,500 seat Rome Lounge is no exception to the international theme and this soaring theater is one impressive venue. She soars an impressive three guest decks and offers stage views from nearly every seat. | ) |
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| Located at the base of the Capitol Lobby are essential services such as the shore tours desk and information desk. Also within a few feet is the Capitol Bar which is a wonderful location at which to people watch between events. | ) |
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| Another central idea throughout Carnival Triumph is impressive spaces. In addition to the Capitol Lobby are other smaller impressive atria. Just aft of the Capitol Lobby is the 706 seat London Dining Room and the accompanying 1,114 seat Paris Dining Room. | ) |
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| The Paris Dining Room has her own interesting atrium named World Hall. This is a common gathering point for guests awaiting their dining time or just to socialize with table mates who are making their way to show time in the Rome Lounge. | ) |
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| Both dining rooms are bi-level and the Paris Dining Room offers sweeping aft views by means of window walls. If having such a seating arrangement is of interest to you, it is wise to request these tables in advance and definitely consult with the Maître'd once on board. The aft views are particularly impressive when sailing into or out of scenic ports of call. | ) |
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Photos and Text Copyright © Steve J. Garrod and ShipCafé |
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