Sample your holiday by
exploring one of the world’s most impressive ships from dry
land
Royal Caribbean International is changing the way people plan their holidays. It is the first cruise line to partner with
Google to provide a virtual tour of world’s largest cruise ship, Allure of the Seas.
Using Google Street View technology,
Royal Caribbean is providing customers with an immersive and
interactive experience when they are searching for a holiday.
With just a few clicks, guests will
be able to virtually walk through the various decks of Allure of the Seas
including the Royal Promenade, a boulevard that runs nearly the length of the
ship, flanked by restaurants, boutiques and lounges; Central Park, an outdoor
park longer than a football pitch complete with more than 12,000 live plants and
trees; the Boardwalk, featuring a hand-crafted carousel, two rock-climbing walls
and the AquaTheater, a high-dive aquatic performance venue with the deepest pool
at sea; Entertainment Place, with an elaborate theatre, night club, comedy club,
jazz club and ice-skating rink, which offers professionally produced ice shows;
the Pool and Sports Deck featuring a zip line, twin FlowRider surf simulators,
full-size basketball/sports court, nine-hole mini-golf course, 15 pools and
whirlpools and 22 restaurants, and many, many more.
Holidaymakers
can access the technology at http://www.royalcaribbean.co.uk/royalview
or via Google Search results, Google Maps and Google+ whether they are
using their computers, smartphones or tablets.
Offering a summer
season of seven-night cruises, Allure of the Seas will arrive in
Barcelona on 3 May 2015 and will be sailing cruises from the Spanish port until
October 2015. A seven-night Western Mediterranean fly/cruise starts from £871.00
per person. Price is based on 30 August 2015 sailing.
For more
information on Royal Caribbean International visit www.royalcaribbean.co.uk.
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