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July 2010 Autism Group Cruise
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Ship and Port Info
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Rhapsody
of the Seas
With dramatic walls of glass and
retractable canopy, Rhapsody of the Seas has already
embarked on the course other cruise ships will someday
follow. When you're not enjoying the magnificent ocean
views, you'll be relaxing in the soothing Day Spa,
swimming in one of the two pools, taking a much-needed
whirlpool or catching up with friends over your favorite
drink in one of our eight lounges.
Take a virtual tour of the Vision Family of Ships |
Ship Highlights
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Rock-climbing wall
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Stunning Centrum, an open atrium featuring shopping
and more
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Themed Bars and Lounges
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Casino RoyaleSM
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Outdoor pool
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Six
whirlpools
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Indoor/outdoor pool in a Solarium with a sliding
roof
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Adventure Ocean youth facilities
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Day Spa and Fitness Center
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Beautiful
airy dining rooms
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Ship Facts
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Maiden Voyage: May 19, 1997
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Passenger Capacity: 2,435
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Godmother: Bodil Wilhelmsen
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Gross Tonnage: 78,491
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Length: 915'
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Max Beam: 105.6'
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Draft: 25'
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Cruising Speed: 22 knots
Conference Facilities
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1 conference center
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4
alternate rooms for use as meeting/breakout rooms
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TV, VCR, overhead projectors, slide projectors, podiums,
ect
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Seattle
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Seattle is often characterized by its
laid-back attitude and rainy climate, but this thriving
metropolis also offers one-of-a-kind architecture, the
Olympic and Cascade mountain ranges, and a unique urban
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The One Thing
You Don't Want to Miss
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A trip to Seattle isn't complete without
visiting Pike Place Market. Here, you can browse the
stalls of local merchants and artists, take in a street
performance, or watch fishmongers play catch with the
catch of the day.
Other Fun Things to Do
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Take in the view from the Space Needle,
a 650-foot structure left over from the 1962 World's
Fair.
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Check out the Experience Music Project,
a rock-n-roll museum known not only for its
contents, but for its architectural design.
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Stroll through the historic district of
Pioneer Square, filled with art galleries,
restaurants, and plenty of bookstores and boutiques.
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Gain some historical insight at the
Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park.
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Walk along Alaskan Way, which will
bring you through downtown Seattle's waterfront,
past gift shops and restaurants.
Get a Taste of Local Flavor
Thanks to the fish-abundant waters,
Seattle offers fabulous seafood restaurants, ranging
from fine dining to casual eating. There's also a great
selection of brew pubs, and of course, coffee shops.
With lattes and cappuccinos on just about every street
corner, Seattle's easygoing attitude seems to be fueled
by caffeine.
Shopping Around
If
you're looking for an upscale shopping mall with
character, head downtown to Westlake Park. To uncover an
antique treasure, you'll want to go to the Pioneer
Square Antique Mall, where more than 60 dealers have
their collections on sale. Or, for more traditional
crafts and specialty stores, Pike Place Market is the
place to be.
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