Independence of the Seas- Photo Tour and Commentary

LIBRARY, SHOPS
CHILDREN AND OTHER
PUBLIC AREAS

Entertainment is next.

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SHOPS The Royal Promenade is
home to a seriews of duty free shops,
which offer, inter alia, fashion
apparel, jewelry, perfume and
cosmetics, liquor and logo items.

CHILDREN AND TEENS

Independence
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INDEPENDENCE OF
THE SEAS
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COMMENTARY

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Above: The Library overlooks the
aft centrum on Deck 7.

Left: Royal Caribbean Online,
the ship's Internet cafe, has a well
that looks down upon the Library one
deck below.

Above left: The Photo Gallery sells photos taken by the ship's photographers, cameras, and camera accessories. The staff also
give classes on photography.

Above right: The Art Gallery offers works of art for sale and conducts onboard auctions.

Above left: Guests can renew vows in the Wedding Chapel. It can also be rented for weddings.
Above right: The Diamond Club is a lounge for guests staying in the ship's suites and for guests who are in the upper tiers
of Royal Caribbean's loyalty program, the Crown and Anchor Society.

Two multi-purose rooms located in the Viking Crown area are Cloud Nine (left) and Seven Hearts (right). They are frequently
used for cards and board games. Also, since they are near the Wedding Chapel, they are convenient sposts for post-ceremony
receptions.

For groups traveling on
Independence, there is a large
Conference Center on Deck 2
that can be used for meetings, classes
etc.

The Sea Trek Dive Shop (below
left and below) offers items for
snorkeling and scuba diving during
shore excursions.

Also on the Royal Promenade is
Clean Shave, a traditional barber
shop.

Independence has an extensive program for
young passengers called Adventure Ocean (see
Royal Caribbean's description of the program).
It is divided by age and accordingly, there are
dedicated areas for each age group on
Independence.

The facilities become more
mature for the older groups.
Left and rigfht: The area for
Navigators, ages 12-14.
Below left: Fuel, the social
club for Guests, ages 15-17.

There is also a Video
Arcade open to all.

Left and right: Voyagers, ages 9-11, have a
large area that includes video screens,
computers and table games.

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