Enchantment of the Seas – Royal Caribbean International
Overview
The Enchantment of the Seas is one of Royal Caribbean’s six Vision Class ships. She entered serviced in 1997 and was refurbished in 2005.
Her schedule for 2010 includes 5-night cruises to Bermuda (Kings Wharf) from Norfolk and Baltimore.
Kings Wharf (also known as Royal Naval Dockyard) can be seen in the video below:
Accommodation
Cabins on the Enchantment of the Seas can be broadly classified as follows:
Suites
- Private balcony
- Living area with sofa bed
- Two twin beds or one queen-size bed
- TV, radio, and telephone
- Private bathroom with bathtub and vanity area
Balcony Staterooms
- Private balcony
- Sitting area with sofa bed
- Two twin beds or one queen-size bed
- TV, radio, and telephone
- Private bathroom with shower and vanity area
Ocean View Staterooms
- Window with ocean view
- Two twin beds or one queen-size bed
- TV, radio, and telephone
- Private bathroom with shower and vanity area
Interior Staterooms
- Two twin beds or one queen-size bed
- TV, radio, and telephone
- Private bathroom with shower and vanity area
Dining
The Enchantment of the Seas offers a good choice of dining options. Meals from the main dining room and Windjammer Café are included in the price of the cruise.
- Chops Grille – Steaks and seafood. Open for dinner 6 pm to 10 pm. Smart casual dress code (except formal evenings). No children under 13. Cover charge (2009 - $25).
- My Fair Lady Dining Room – 2-tier main dining room.
- Room Service – 24-hour menu offering breakfast, lunch and dinner. Meals included in price of cruise, though late night service charge applies.
- Windjammer Café – Casual restaurant open 24 hours. All meals plus coffee, tea, lemonade and iced tea are included in the cruise price. No reservations required. Situated on Deck 9 close to the swimming pools.
Various dinner options are available in the main dining room:
- My Time Dining – Flexible dining between 6 and 9.30 pm.
- Traditional Dining – Passengers are assigned a table for the duration of the cruise based on their preferred seating time.
- My Family Time Dining – Expedited dining service for children aged 3 – 11 registered with Adventure Ocean Youth programme. Children leave early for activities.
On the 5-night cruises to Bermuda there are usually 3 casual nights, 1 smart casual night, and 1 formal dinner.
Entertainment & Public Areas
- Boleros – Latin-themed lounge next to the casino.
- Carousel Lounge – Live music, dancing, and entertainment.
- Casino Royale – Features 190 slot machines and 12 gaming tables.
- Champagne Bar & Terrace – Quiet, elegant bar.
- Crown & Anchor Study
- Island Bar
- Latte-Tudes – Speciality coffee shop.
- Library
- Palladium Theatre – 2 tier theatre offering nightly entertainment.
- Schooner Bar – Nautically themed bar on Deck 6.
- Viking Crown Lounge – Perched high above the ocean on Deck 11 this lounge offers spectacular views during the day. At night turns into a dance club.
Spa & Fitness
- Day Spa & Fitness Centre – Offers modern gym equipment, beauty salon, plus sauna and massage rooms.
- Running track – Incredible views.
- Bungee trampolines
- Rock Climbing Wall – 30 ft high rock climbing wall. Instruction available. Free and no reservations required.
- Swimming pools – main pool, sports pool, solarium pool, and kids’ splash pool.
- Whirlpools
Other
- Boutiques of Centrum – shops offering perfume, jewellery, cruise wear, gifts, liquor and more.
- Conference Centre
- Explorer Academy – learn new skills (cooking, dancing, languages etc.).
- RC Online – Internet café on Deck 8.
Kid Stuff
- Royal Babies & Royal Tots – sessions for children aged 6 months to 3 years.
- Adventure Ocean – programme for children aged 3 to 11.
- Teen – programme for teens aged 12 to 17.
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