VISION OF THE SEAS

Royal CaribbeanCruise Ships
Written By Sean Glumace

April 9, 2006 | Los Angeles Harbor, California, United States of America


On April 9, 2006, the Vision of the Seas (Royal Caribbean) made its majestic departure from Los Angeles Harbor. The scene was set against a clear blue sky, capturing the vessel as it embarked on its voyage. This image perfectly encapsulates the beginning of an adventurous journey, with the impressive silhouette of the Vision of the Seas leaving the familiar confines of the harbor for the expansive and inviting open waters.

The Vision of the Seas, part of Royal Caribbean International's Vision Class, embodies a blend of adventurous spirit and luxurious comfort, making it an ideal choice for explorers who appreciate the finer things. Launched in 1998, this ship boasts a design that emphasizes panoramic views and open spaces, allowing passengers to soak in the vast ocean and port scenes from almost anywhere on board. With its sleek lines and advanced navigational capabilities, the Vision of the Seas offers a wide array of dining options, entertainment venues, and relaxation spaces, all curated to enhance the cruise experience.

Information List

  • Name: Vision of the Seas

  • Operator: Royal Caribbean International

  • Year Launched: 1998

  • Shipyard: Chantiers de l'Atlantique, Saint-Nazaire, France

  • Length: 915 feet (279 meters)

  • Beam: 106 feet (32 meters)

  • Draft: 25 feet (7.6 meters)

  • Speed: 22 knots (41 km/h; 25 mph)

  • Tonnage: 78,340 GT

  • Capacity: 2,435 passengers

  • Crew: 765

  • Facilities Include: Multiple gourmet restaurants, a rock-climbing wall, a mini-golf course, a spa, and several pools

  • Unique Features: Features expansive glass windows throughout, offering sweeping views and an airy feel; also includes solarium and a vibrant Centrum area which hosts various entertainment activities.

  • Refits/Upgrades:

    • 2013: The ship underwent significant refurbishment, which included the addition of new dining venues, stateroom enhancements, and technological upgrades to improve guest connectivity and entertainment.

    • 2018: Further enhancements were made to public areas and staterooms to modernize interiors and improve amenities.

Sean Glumace

Sean Glumace, Chief Operating Officer at 2CPR Group, possesses over 25 years of experience in industry and education advocacy, pathway creation, curriculum, industry certification, and content for the classroom.

Having taught at the high school, college, and university levels, he also played an instrumental role as one of the Statewide K-14 Pathways Technical Assistance Providers in driving the success of the Doing What MATTERS initiative under the California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office.

https://www.glumace.com
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