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Vision of the Seas entered service in 1998 as the last of the six Vision-class ships, a group that includes Rhapsody, Grandeur and Enchantment of the Seas. True to the class name, she has extensive glass that lets natural light into public areas. Signature spaces include the multi-deck Centrum atrium, the Viking Crown Lounge and an adults-only Solarium pool.

A few of the things that set Vision of the Seas apart.
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