Serenade of the Seas

This large theatre spans decks four, five and six and seats up to 915 guests. It has nightly shows of dynamic productions with all the glitz and glamour of Las Vegas and Broadway. Shows vary from musical productions to live singers and comedians. Two performances take place at 7pm and 9pm to accommodate main and second seating dining times. Furthermore, on select nights, the theatre airs movies and the ships adult-only Love and Marriage Game Show.

The ship's outdoor walking and jogging track is on deck twelve. It circles around the pool deck, where 6.3 laps equal a mile and it's very popular with running enthusiasts.

Billiard players may want to give the Serenade' tables a go as she was one of the first cruise ships to have her billiards tables stabilised by a computer-controlled gyroscope. Back then it was cutting edge technology, which helps the table stay level, no matter the motion of the ship.

This room is especially for kids and teens although parents are welcome to join in the fun. They do charge for the games although they also have some free play events, where all games are free. If your kids are interested, they will need to hold a SeaPass card, which will then be charged per game. It's probably a good idea to set a budget for them ahead of time.

Royal Caribbean is a very family friendly cruise line and they have everything to keep your little ones entertained; with sports, activities, show and games that cater for every age group. Their Adventure Ocean Kids Club caters for three to seventeen-year olds and split them into five groups: Aquanauts, Explorers, Voyagers, Navigators and Teens.