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An onboard facility focused on health and relaxation, typically found on upper decks featuring panoramic views.

A large venue for live performances such as shows and musicals, usually located at the front or back of the ship to accommodate stage infrastructure.

A space equipped with exercise machines, weights, and workout areas, positioned on higher decks, often near the spa.

A quiet area for reading, borrowing books, and playing board games or cards, often located on a mid-deck with comfortable seating areas.

A series of shops and boutiques selling jewelry, clothing, and duty-free items, generally found on lower promenade or lobby levels for accessibility.

A small golf course designed for putting practice and family fun, typically located on the top deck or an open area with space for the course.

Guest accommodations where passengers sleep and relax, found on various decks throughout the ship, categorized by size, view, and amenities.

An adults-only indoor/outdoor pool area with loungers for relaxation, usually found on higher decks with a glass roof.

A dedicated area for children and teens, often divided by age groups, located away from adult entertainment zones.

A dedicated area for gambling, often located on a central or promenade deck.

A quiet space with panoramic views, situated at the topmost decks at the front of the ship, designed for scenic cruising.

An elevated bar offering drinks with a view, usually positioned on the highest deck and sometimes adjacent to the pool area.

An onboard facility equipped to handle medical emergencies, typically located on a lower deck due to its need for stability and accessibility.

A movie theater showing films, often located on lower decks due to lower ceilings needed for screen installation.

An area with swimming pools, hot tubs, and water slides, typically located on an upper deck in the midship or aft areas.

A space showcasing artwork that may be enjoyed or purchased, usually located along central passageways or near the atrium.

An outdoor activity structure for climbing, typically found on one of the highest decks at the rear of the ship.

A multipurpose area for basketball, tennis, or other sports, situated on one of the upper decks, possibly with a view.

A large eating area where guests can enjoy meals, generally located on lower decks amidships to stabilize dining experiences.