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Jewel of the Seas, the fourth and final Radiance-class ship, entered service in 2004 after sisters Radiance, Brilliance and Serenade of the Seas. Built with plenty of glass, she features exterior elevators and large windows that bring the ocean into view across public spaces. Onboard draws include an adults-only Solarium, a 40-foot rock-climbing wall and the Centrum, the heart of the ship.

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