New to RCL Looking for recommendations Vision or Adventure

[musbeus]

We usually sail Carnival (Platinum) and love the Dream class ships. Which ship would you pick between the Vision and Adventure? Any info on the ships would be greatly appreciated ignoring where they will be sailing from. We are hoping to get something booked for early July. 

 

Thanks so much!

[dswallow]

The Adventure of the Seas would be far closer to the Carnival Dream than the Vision of the Seas would be.

 

Here's a deck plan of Adventure of the Seas. Have a look.

 

http://www.2150.com/files/cc/Adventure/adventure_deck_plans_2020.05.jpg

[Norwich Cruiser]

The ship which is more like the Carnival one you usually sail on is Adventure of the Seas.

 

There’s far more to do on AOS than VOS having said that we e enjoyed excellent cruises on them both.

[Biker19]

5 minutes ago, Heymarco said:

When Carnival’s new ships will be delivered, that will no longer be true.

Mardi Gras was delivered a couple of months ago.

[Another_Critic]

Prior discussion:

 

 

[Mango Tango]

Out of all of our many cruises, Vision was my least favorite ship.  Haven't been on Adventure, but on her sister ship Navigator.  Much preferred over the Vision.

[Another_Critic]

I've been on Grandeur (half-sister of Vision) 7 times (total of 62-nights) and Vision 1 time (16-night Transatlantic).  I personally like the relaxed aspect of the Vision class.

 

I've been on Adventure 1 time (10-night Cape Liberty to Quebec).  I liked the ship.  I enjoyed the water slides, mini-golf, ice show, and more.

[Ashland]

Well we do sail for the itinerary but putting that aside I can say we have enjoyed both ships.

May 2019 Vision 12 night Med/Greece

Oct 2019 Adventure 13 night Snowbird Migration (Quebec City-Fort Lauderdale)

[LXA350]

Vision is a older and smaller ship with less activities and considering that most of the itinarary will be Sea Days on the upcoming cruises I would go for Adventure.