Photo Tour: Royal Caribbean's Symphony of the Seas

Looking to get a little more familiar with the Symphony of the Seas ship? Here is a photo tour of the ship, the neighborhoods, the entertainment and the food!

The Ship: the biggest there is!

The Rooms: Oceanview Balcony

Art & Decor: fun and modern.

Pool Deck: lots of loungers and sunshine with numerous pools and slides around.

The Boardwalk: fun and games for all ages.

Central Park: greenery at sea!

Royal Promenade: shopping, dining, and lounges abound.

Entertainment: a variety of shows with extremely talented casts and a casino.

The Spa: relaxation at its finest.

Dining & Food: so many choices, so little time. Delicious!

Perfect Day at Coco Cay: Royal Caribbean's private island.

What do you think? What part of the ship will you be hanging out in all the time? For us it was Central Park and the Solarium (pool deck). Let us know in the comments below!

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