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New Orleans Travel Guide - New Orleans Travel Tips and Reviews | IndependentTraveler.com
New Orleans Travel Guide - New Orleans Travel Tips and Reviews | IndependentTraveler.com
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Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Adventures by Disney | Wyoming/Yellowstone Vacation
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Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Monday, November 11, 2013
Royal Caribbean Vision of the Seas
By Alexander Britell Vision of the Seas (all photos by CJ)
MIAMI — Royal Caribbean has officially debuted its “revitalized” Vision of the Seas cruise ship.
The Vision of the Seas, which made its maiden voyage in 1998, underwent a month-long renovation in October that included a totally revamped interior, new restaurants and updated staterooms.
Above: the balcony of a junior suite
All of the staterooms received upgrades that included the addition of flat-panel LED televisions.
Above: the Viking Crown Lounge
The ship’s changes included a new R Bar, Viking Crown Lounge and the Giovanni’s Table, Izumi Asian Cuisine, Park Cafe and Chops Grille restaurants.
Above: the new Centrum
The ship’s Centrum has been converted into an entertainment venue, with aerial performances and a light show; the ship additionally installed an oversized outdoor movie screen and refurbished the Masquerade Theater.
Above: the updated Masquerade Theater
The project is part of an across-the-board upgrade for the Royal Caribbean fleet, with 12 ships already having been enhanced. Another four ships are slated for enhancements in 2014-2015, according to the company.
Above: Vision of the Seas (Photo: Royal Caribbean)
Vision of the Seas will be cruising from Tampa, Fort Lauderdale and Colon, Panama this season.
MIAMI — Royal Caribbean has officially debuted its “revitalized” Vision of the Seas cruise ship.
The Vision of the Seas, which made its maiden voyage in 1998, underwent a month-long renovation in October that included a totally revamped interior, new restaurants and updated staterooms.
Above: the balcony of a junior suite
All of the staterooms received upgrades that included the addition of flat-panel LED televisions.
Above: the Viking Crown Lounge
The ship’s changes included a new R Bar, Viking Crown Lounge and the Giovanni’s Table, Izumi Asian Cuisine, Park Cafe and Chops Grille restaurants.
Above: the new Centrum
The ship’s Centrum has been converted into an entertainment venue, with aerial performances and a light show; the ship additionally installed an oversized outdoor movie screen and refurbished the Masquerade Theater.
Above: the updated Masquerade Theater
The project is part of an across-the-board upgrade for the Royal Caribbean fleet, with 12 ships already having been enhanced. Another four ships are slated for enhancements in 2014-2015, according to the company.
Above: Vision of the Seas (Photo: Royal Caribbean)
Vision of the Seas will be cruising from Tampa, Fort Lauderdale and Colon, Panama this season.
Friday, April 6, 2012
New Magic Kingdom Upgrades
Magic Kingdom upgrade: New rides and attractions at Fantasyland
A Disney cruise leaving from Port Canaveral, Fla., would probably be strange without a visit to Walt Disney World in nearby Orlando, either before or afterward.
In the centre of the Magic Kingdom last week, a wide chunk of Fantasyland attractions are under construction. As one of the Magic Kingdom’s original parks, the area is set for a major expansion and scheduled to open in phases, starting this spring.
A small section of the new “Storybook Circus” area was already up and running, including the shiny new Dumbo ride and an old-fashioned-looking new station for Disney’s relaxing park-circling steam train. The pavement under the Dumbo lineup is embedded with scattered peanut shells, no doubt meant to have been dropped from Dumbo’s own snout. But the new Barnstormer kid-friendly roller coaster shut down briefly while we were there, as a squadron of Disney staff scurried about and patrons were turned away.
Disney says it is the largest expansion of the attraction in its history. When completed over the coming years, Fantasyland will double in size, with new rides and experiences designed to “immerse” guests in the company’s seemingly endless supply of princesses.
At the zenith of the flying Dumbo ride, we could see the towers of the yet-to-be completed “Beast’s Castle” from Beauty and the Beast in the distance.
Published by Jeff Gray
From Thursday's Globe and Mail
Published Wednesday, Apr. 04, 2012 5:12PM EDT
A Disney cruise leaving from Port Canaveral, Fla., would probably be strange without a visit to Walt Disney World in nearby Orlando, either before or afterward.
In the centre of the Magic Kingdom last week, a wide chunk of Fantasyland attractions are under construction. As one of the Magic Kingdom’s original parks, the area is set for a major expansion and scheduled to open in phases, starting this spring.
A small section of the new “Storybook Circus” area was already up and running, including the shiny new Dumbo ride and an old-fashioned-looking new station for Disney’s relaxing park-circling steam train. The pavement under the Dumbo lineup is embedded with scattered peanut shells, no doubt meant to have been dropped from Dumbo’s own snout. But the new Barnstormer kid-friendly roller coaster shut down briefly while we were there, as a squadron of Disney staff scurried about and patrons were turned away.
Disney says it is the largest expansion of the attraction in its history. When completed over the coming years, Fantasyland will double in size, with new rides and experiences designed to “immerse” guests in the company’s seemingly endless supply of princesses.
At the zenith of the flying Dumbo ride, we could see the towers of the yet-to-be completed “Beast’s Castle” from Beauty and the Beast in the distance.
Published by Jeff Gray
From Thursday's Globe and Mail
Published Wednesday, Apr. 04, 2012 5:12PM EDT
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