QUEEN VICTORIA
PHOTO TOUR AND
COMMENTARY
BARS, LOUNGES, and
ENTERTAINMENT
The Royal Court
Theatre was inspired by
the theaters on London's
West End (above). It
holds 830 and spans
three decks. Its unique
features include private
boxes where passengers
can have champagne or
other drinks (right).
Hemispheres is a multi-purpose room, acting as a venue for lectures and activities during the day and a nightclub after dark.
It offers 270 degree views from the top of the ship and has a bar (above left) and a large dance floor (above right).
The Golden Lion Pub has a pub style bar (below left) as well as an entertainment area with a stage for musicians and karaoke
(below right).
Also with a nautical theme is the Chart Room (above). Located
on Deck 2, it has maps, ship models and nautical paintings.
The Verve Clicquot Champagne Bar (left and below) borders the
central atrium and features the wine of the famous French
champagne house in a sophisticated and elegant setting.
Left: The Midships Lounge on Deck 3.
The ship's casino has a separate bar (above),
gaming tables (left) and slot machines (below).
They are set in a restrained but elegant
turn-of-the-century decor.
Above: The ship's
production company
on stage.
Left: A visiting
Russian dance troupe
during a Baltic cruise.
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The Queens Room (above) is a
multi-purpose room that is used for
activities, afternoon tea, receptions and for
evening balls and dancing. It was inspired
by Queen Victoria's home Osbourne
House and contains art work by the Queen
Empress and her consort.
Located on Deck 10 with a view over the ship's bow is the Commodore
Club (above left). Right: A rainbow from viewed from the Commodore
Club.
Both of the Queen Victoria's pool areas have a bar. Above left: The Pavilion Bar. Above right: The Lido Bar.