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Guests
are able to proceed outdoors on deck five and walk a full circuit
around. Completing the forward circuit, however, requires
ascending stairs. |
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While
lifeboats and survival craft loom overhead in certain areas of the
outdoor promenade, a dramatic glass of wall creates narrow passage in
others. This glass of wall opens the indoor lifts to views of the
open sea. |
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The
Tropical Theatre has entries on deck five but sprawls three decks in
size. This main show lounge, seating 900 guests, features variety
acts in addition to the performances by the Royal Caribbean Singers
& Dancers. |
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The
state-of-the-art conference center allows incentive groups and
professional meetings to gather while at sea. Adjacent to the
conference center is Serenade of the Seas' art and photo
gallery. Here, guests may purchase photos that they have had taken
throughout the cruise. |
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Separating
the art gallery from the Shops of Centrum is 'Curve 2' by Lincoln
Seligman (Britain, 1950). This steel structure is described as two
forms of flow, captured at one moment, but moving in and out of each
others space.
While the Shops of
Centrum afford guests the opportunity to make purchases while at sea, Serenade's
Port & Shopping Guide kiosk can provide suggestions on how to get
good bargains while ashore.
Among Serenade's
Shops of Centrums are a logo & souvenir shop, general store, jewelry
shop, resort wear shop, perfume shop, and other specialty stores. |
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Latté-TudesSM
is where guests can retreat to savor in specialty coffee beverages and
other delectable snacks. |
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A
seating area parallels the Centrum with expansive sea views along with
Internet workstations. |
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Stretching
two decks high is Serenade of the Seas' main dining room,
Reflections. A grand staircase sweeps down to deck four allowing
guests to make a grand entrance.
In addition to the
expansive dining area, more intimate seating options are available as
well. |
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