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Informational by nature and classy by design, illuminated placards indicate where public areas are in relation to where the sign is located. | |
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Completely forward on Promenade Deck is the ship's bow which is typically a crew area and not accessible to guests. |
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Like aboard many modern cruise ships, a helicopter pad exists for the possibility of helicopter evacuations, etc. |
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The promenade deck does not wrap completely around the ship. Guests wishing to walk a full circuit may do so on Sunrise Deck. | |
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The forward most public lounge on Promenade Deck is the Celebrity Theater. The theater is outfitted with the ability for spectacular lighting effects and even aerial artists. |
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Graded seating affords almost all seats to have a good view of the stage. Typically several times throughout a voyage, the Celebrity Singers & Dancers will make an appearance for a Broadway production. | |
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High capacity lounges such as the Celebrity Theater traditionally lead to highly popular concessions, such as the photo gallery. | |
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Michael's Club has also become a Celebrity Cruises staple and very popular with guests. This area appeals to the senses with features such as leather club chairs, a baby grand piano, and serving warmed cognacs. |
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Before reaching the Grand Foyer guests will pass through the Fortunes Casino, which sports an ancient Egypt theme. |
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Left :
'Victory' (Varvato) by Greek artist Theodore. Right : 'Haunted' by Karin Davie, oil on canvas. |
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Situated below the Champagne Bar and Martini Bar is the Rendez-Vous Lounge. Music and ambiance make the Rendez-Vous Lounge a prime location in which to have pre- or post-dinner drinks and enjoy conversation. |
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Photos and Text Copyright © Steve J. Garrod and ShipCafé |
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