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• ​​Here is a large image of all the decks side-by-side.

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• Each deck has four large staircases, and twenty-four spacious, glass elevators.

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• Deck 2 - “Landing Deck” is where passengers exit from, and return to, the ships at ports of call, the closest deck to this for booking is Deck 3

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• Deck 5 - “Promenade Deck” is home to fresh air, lifeboats, and a running track all on the outside perimeter. Inside features several bars, retail shops, Starbucks, direct access to the upper level of the theater, the top level of the Dining Room, and a late-night pizza spot.

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• Deck 6 - In addition to our stateroom, this deck has a piano bar, a fitness center at the bow, the Aquatheater at the stern, and the Boardwalk neighborhood which is home to a sports bar and grill, the exit of a ten-deck waterslide, a candy shop, and a carousel!

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• Decks 7 - 12: Almost entirely staterooms

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• Deck 13 - A pocket dimension that is extremely difficult to access.

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• Deck 14 - Mostly staterooms, but right under the Lido Deck, so you might be able to foot traffic from above (we’ve never booked on this deck, reviews vary regarding noise).

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• Deck 15 - The “Lido Deck” (LEE-doh) is the primary fun-in-the-sun deck with pools, bars, a child-free zone at the bow known as the “Solarium,” and at the “Windjammer” at the stern (a large buffet hall open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner - “Washy, washy; happy, happy!”)

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• Deck 16: Hot tubs, bars, ping pong tables, the Arcade, a large sports court, a zip line, “Flowrider” (a surf machine), the entrance to “Ultimate Abyss” (the ten-deck waterslide), and “Social100” (an area exclusively for teens).