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Built 1997
Years old 16
Passengers 2064- 2477 |
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Sofa bed
One pullman bed
Two pullman beds
Connecting staterooms
Handicapped facilities
Sofa and pullman bed
Four pullman beds
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You can expect 2477 passengers on a typical sailing. This means that the Rhapsody of the Seas has a space ratio of 31.7 . (A space ratio less than 33 means that you may find the ship crowded in areas. A space ratio greater than 39 means that there should be plenty of space for each passenger.)
The Rhapsody of the Seas has 765 crew members on board. There are 3 passengers for every crew member on board. There are no self serve laundromats on this cruise ship. The ship has 2 pools and 6 hot tubs.
The ship last major refurbishment was in 2012.
- VitalitySM Spa with extensive treatment menu
- State-of-the-art Fitness Center, with classes ranging from aerobics to kickboxing to yoga
- 2 pools including the Solarium, an adults-only retreat*
- 6 whirlpools
- NEW Stateroom amenities such as flat screen televisions, new bathrooms and completely remodeled interiors, including new linens and furniture
- NEW Poolside, outdoor movie screen
- NEW Concierge Club and Diamond Lounge
- Rock-climbing wall
- Upper-deck jogging track
- Video game arcade
- Main Dining Room with complimentary, multi-course dining for breakfast, lunch and dinner
- More complimentary options including the Windjammer Café, Solarium Café, and room service*
- Frozen treats at Ben & Jerry's® Ice Cream*
- Café Latté-tudes, serving Seattle's Best Coffee®*
- NEW A la carte menu at the new Viking Crown Lounge featuring bite-sized portions of classic dishes
- NEW Complimentary Park Café
- NEW Chef's Table intimate dining experience
- NEW Chops Grille, Royal Caribbean's signature steakhouse
- NEW Giovanni's Table Italian restaurant
- NEW Izumi Asian-fusion cuisine, featuring a la carte sushi selections
- Complimentary Adventure Ocean® Youth Program
- Royal Babies® and Royal Tots® programming featuring specially designed Fisher Price activities
- Expanded teen-only hangout areas
- Family-friendly activities including games, contests, enrichment classes and lectures
- NEW Royal Babies & TotsSM Nursery
- Complimentary Broadway-style entertainment in the Main Theater
- 6,276 square foot Vegas-style Casino Royale® with 162 slots and 11 tables
- 8 bars and lounges that never have a cover, including Shall We Dance Lounge and the Champagne Bar
- Duty-free Shops Onboard featuring name brand jewelry, perfumes, apparel and more
- NEW R Bar, featuring a sophisticated 1960s vibe, complete with iconic furnishing and signature cocktails created by a savvy and personable mixologist
- NEW Chic and sophisticated Centrum experience with enriching daytime activities, dazzling nightly entertainment and jaw-dropping aerial spectacles
Other Features
Disability cabins: Stateroom door width: 32 to 34 inches, Bathroom door width: 32 to 34 inches, no door sill to get into the stateroom, ramped bathroom thresholds, bathroom grab bars, lowered sink and vanity, roll-in showers, fold-down shower stool, hand-held shower heads, lowered closet bars, refrigerator in stateroom (some upon request), raised toilet seats (standard, 17.5 inches; taller raisers available).
Rhapsody of the Seas Deck 11
Rhapsody of the Seas Deck 10
Rhapsody of the Seas Deck 9
Rhapsody of the Seas Deck 8
Rhapsody of the Seas Deck 7
Rhapsody of the Seas Deck 6
Rhapsody of the Seas Deck 5
Rhapsody of the Seas Deck 4
Rhapsody of the Seas Deck 3
Rhapsody of the Seas Deck 2
Cabin 8020 - This stateroom was perfect for our family of 6. The four kids slept in the bedroom with two twins and two pullmen, alternating nightly! The queen bed in the other bedroom was nice for us. The living area was nice as well as having two bathrooms. Lots of closet space also. The only problem was noise late at night from the deck above (pool deck), but we were so worn out the noise didn't ruin the vacation.
Cabin 8094 - Embarkation and debarkation are great out of Galveston. Our ""premium, junior suite "" stateroom, however, left a lot to be desired. First, the furnishings were tired and worn. Second, the chairs and chaises on the veranda had mold on them and the coverings they had on them were filthy. They did change the coverings after we requested it. Most importantly, there was severe MOLD in the bathroom and spraying did not help. The worst part was that the cabin service staff and supervisors didn't seem to care about this problem. They sprayed with a disinfectant a couple of times but that was it. They stopped trying to do something after the second day.
Here is a video of Owner Suite 8502:
The Handicap Cabin shown under junior suites is not a junior suite. It is infact cabin 7532 balcony. My husband is standing in front of his power chair on the balcony. It is a large cabin, but the balcony is not deep enough to turn a large power chair around. He had to back into the cabin from the balcony.
Cabin 8533 and 8535 If you like sleeping, don't book these rooms. They are an expensive internal room category but definitely not worth the money. It is directly under the pool which starts cleaning after midnight and seems to go for hours. Also, it is very close to the atrium doors and is extremely noisy with band music.