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!

Comments

You Must Be This Tall to Ride... Universal Orlando Resort Edition

Universal Orlando Resort has branded itself as the more grown-up vacation destination in central Florida. With advertising campaigns like "kids grow up, so do vacations" and "grow bolder", it should be no surprise that there are many attractions at the Universal Theme Parks with height requirements. If you're visiting the Universal Orlando Theme Parks with little ones, it's very important to familiarize yourself with the ride height requirements so you know which attractions your little ones can, and can't ride, based on their height. You'll find these helpful signs with height requirements for all of the attractions when you enter the Universal Orlando Theme Parks. Universal Studios Florida 34 inches - E.T. Adventure 36 inches - Woody Woodpecker's Nuthouse Coaster 40 inches - Despicable Me Minion Mayhem 40 inches - Fast & Furious - Supercharged 40 inches - Race Through New York Starring Jimmy Fallon 40 inches - The Simpsons Ride 40 inches -

Frontera Cocina at Disney Springs

Frontera Cocina is one of the many restaurants you will find with a celebrity chef at Disney Springs, this one is brought to you by seven-time James Beard award winner, Rick Bayless. The warm colors and open atmosphere is very welcoming for a contemporary Mexican dining experience. Reservations are highly suggested and can be made via My Disney Experience or the Open Table app and the restaurant is typically open for lunch and dinner from 11am to 11pm daily. We had lunch here on a Monday afternoon and the restaurant wasn't too terribly busy at all, which was a welcome change from the hustle and bustle of the weekend. We settled in at a table in the middle of the restaurant and got ready for the meal ahead. While somehow I missed a photo, we did start our meal with $5 margaritas which is definitely a great deal while on Disney property! This was a "Margarita Monday" special and we would highly recommend it! We also opted for some chips and salsa and some queso. Now,

Morimoto Asia at Disney Springs

Morimoto Asia at Disney Springs is one of my go-to spots for a great meal. The restaurant itself is beautiful and I've had so many great meals there over the years. Chef Morimoto is a relatively well-known chef after appearing on Iron Chef America as one of the original Iron Chefs, so when he opened a restaurant at Disney Springs I was so excited to give it a try being a fan of the show and of Chef Morimoto. This restaurant brings his masterful Asian cuisine to Florida in his first "Pan-Asian" concept. With 20-foot chandeliers and glass walls giving a peek into the kitchen and a sushi bar upstairs, there is something to catch everyone's eye here. In October, they had specialty spooky cocktails on the menu that we just couldn't resist trying! One was pumpkin and lychee based and the other was grapefruit and rose and they were both good but the black magic was definitely our favorite. Twisted Pumpkin: absolut elyx, pumpkin spiced liqueur, lychee, liqueur, house

Kingdom Konsultant Travel Blog

Search This Blog