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Radiance of the Seas launched the Radiance class in 2001, followed by sisters Brilliance, Serenade and Jewel of the Seas. Like the rest of her class she is powered by gas turbines, and her design features expansive glass, including exterior elevators and ocean-view windows. Highlights onboard include an adults-only Solarium pool under a retractable glass roof, a rock-climbing wall and the multi-deck Centrum atrium.

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