Vision of the Seas Cruise Reviews

Vision of the Seas

Built in 1998, Vision of the Seas completes RCI's six-ship Vision-class. In contrast to many other series of ships, the Vision-class actually consists of three pairs of sister ships. Vision of the Seas is mainly deployed on "exotic" itineraries.

MEGA Reviews
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Nancy Norris, Feb. 17th, 2002; Hawaii

Feature Reviews
(Comprehensive reviews by our Contributing Editors)

Joanie Ogg, April 28th, 2002; Mexican Riviera

Cruise Reviews
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Brian Lashchuk, Jan. 6th, 2002; Panama Canal
Romina Camilleri, Sept. 9th, 2001; Alaska
Mary & Vincent Finelli, May 27th, 2001; Alaska
Dean Renner, April 12th, 2001; Circle Caribbean
Philip Guerrero, March 2nd, 2001; Circle Caribbean
Jason Thompson, Sept. 24th, 2000; Alaska
Carolyn Smith, June 11th, 2000; Alaska
Stewart Cohen, June 4th, 2000; Alaska
Maryanne Roesler, April 12th, 2000; Panama Canal
David and Pam Ellard, March 1st, 2000; Panama Canal
David and Pam Ellard, Jan 29th, 2000; Panama Canal

Mini Reviews
(Short Reviews You Might Like to Read)

Stephanie Matthews, Dec. 23rd, 2001; Mexican Riviera
Caroline Stone, Dec. 23rd, 2001; Mexican Riviera
Matt, December 12th, 2000; Southern Caribbean 
Stephen, March 1st, 2000; Panama Canal
Phil, March 21st, 1999; Panama Canal

Excerpts from RCI's Website about the Vision of the Seas

Thousands of windows showcase the world's most memorable coastlines and ports. Whether you're in the North Sea or docked in Costa Rica, you'll never lose sight of the reason you came aboard. The 2,400-guest Vision of the Seas, after completing a winter season of Panama Canal sailings, will offer two repositioning cruises in Hawaii before beginning its Alaska sailings to Hubbard Glacier in summer. After the Alaska season Vision of the Seas will sail two Hawaii sailings before it returns to the Panama Canal.