woodscruise Posted November 9, 2010 #1 Share Posted November 9, 2010 Radiance of the Seas is set to undergo major improvementsbefore its first season herenext year. ROYAL CARIBBEAN IS INVESTING MILLIONS OF dollars to fit out Radiance of the Seas with five new restaurants, a new lounge, wi-fiinternet, and better kids facilities.The scheduled enhancements willcommence in May 2011 with the creation ofthe Samba Grill Brazilian steakhouse, theItalian eatery Giovanni’s Table, the MexicanthemedRita’s Cantina, and the Park Café.Passengers will also be able to experiencedining at Chef’s Table, an exclusive newspace for 14 people to enjoy a gourmetmenu chosen by the evening’s featuredchef, who will personally present each course.Before the wine-paired meal, guests havethe opportunity to meet and mingle at aprivate cocktail party.Other additions will include a DiamondLounge for Crown & Anchor Society loyaltyprogram members, enhanced kids clubfacilities, wi-fi throughout the ship, andinteractive flat-screen televisions in all cabinswhich allow passengers to reserve shoreexcursions, order room service and checktheir account balances.The multimillion-dollar revitalisation ofAustralia’s newest superliner is part of thecompany’s 40th anniversary celebrations.According to Gavin Smith, managingdirector, Royal Caribbean Cruises Australia,the move demonstrates its commitment tothe Australasian market.“Radiance of the Seas is already afantastic superliner, the biggest and mostinnovative to be based in our region, andwith these enhancements we’re making hereven better,” Smith said.“Dining is a vital part of any cruise andwe’ll be giving our guests a significantlygreater choice with five new specialtyrestaurants on board; in fact more choicethan any other ship based in the region.”Big sister to Rhapsody of the Seas, whichhas been based in Sydney for the past fewsummers, Radiance will kick off herAustralasian season in October 2011 with aseries of short (two-day) and long (up to 18-day) cruises around Australia, New Zealandand the South Pacific.Enhancements are also planned next yearfor four other Royal Caribbean ships: Splendour of the Seas, Liberty of the Seas, Freedom of the Seas and Oasis of the Seas. Souce: CruiseWeekly Australia Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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