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HM, Harmony of the Seas, Central Park - Deck 8 Midship, no people, walkway, trees, plants, balconies,What’s New in the Royal Caribbean Neighborhood?

Building on 50-plus years of unparalleled adventures and firsts, Royal Caribbean is setting the bar for the ultimate vacation with more ways to wonder than ever. The renowned Oasis Class neighborhood concept comes to life on Wonder with never-before-seen experiences and returning, bolder favorites, including:

 

RCI Aqua Theater

Plus, Showtime all the Time

Let’s hear a round of applause for more ways to fill your days —and nights. Decode the mysteries of the Mission Control Royal Escape Room and catch a high-flying, deep-diving spectacular at the AquaTheater. Grab a front row view of cover bands that rock like the real thing at Music Hall —or belt it out on the open stage of Spotlight Karaoke. Order a custom cocktail from the robotic bartenders at Bionic Bar® and cheer on their home team at Playmakers Sports Bar & Arcade. No matter how you fill their time onboard, you’ll find yourself wanting an encore.

Windstar Cruises

The World's Best Small Ship Cruise Line

NO ONE ELSE GOES SO FAR TO GET TRAVELERS SO CLOSE …

You’re closer to secluded coves, tiny villages, misty fjords. To ancient ruins, medieval alleyways, quaint marinas. To unspoiled beaches, unfamiliar cultures, undiscovered atolls. To enlivening your curiosity and awakening your sense of wonder. You’re closer than ever to the kind of authentic and unforgettable experiences that you travel to find in the first place. You’re about to board Windstar. And you’re closer to all the places that larger ships can’t reach.

SEE A WORLD FEW WILL EVER SEE …

Welcome to a world of understated elegance and uncommon beauty. A world that leaves crowds and commonplace behind to find unique ports of call, and local, exotic cultures that are at once fascinating and wondrous. A world that’s equal parts intimate, indulgent and inspiring. Where the allure and beauty and magic of the places you sail to is equaled only by the ship that takes you there.