International Deck

Activities

Kids Korner

This was closed whenever I went by.  They did have windows to peak in, so I did get a few shots.  There were very few kids on our trip so they probably were not busy.  I believe the count was under 30 children.  Information sheet.

The Club

Never saw it open, but it did have notes saying where the teens were.  Guess it will remain a secret as to what's inside.

Chapel

This is shown on this deck plan as Atrium Room.  Small but usable.

Atrium

Some seating is available to relax.

Atrium Bar

Here is a little bar that people seem to forget about, even though they pass it all the time.

Hawaii Learning Center

This was a great resource.  The guy working here really knew his stuff.  The displays were interesting.  There was also a video wall that showed a different movie each day that looped.  The one on volcanoes really caught my attention.

Video Arcade

A game room for the young and young at heart.  It wasn't ever busy.

Art Gallery

This is really part of the Galleria.

Golf Shop

This is really part of the Galleria, but they did rent clubs for golf excursions and were open other times than the shops.   Price list for rentals.

Galleria Shops

These were your typical shipboard shops.  Nothing really new and prices were par for onboard shopping.  The shops lined the walkway with counter type shops and regular walk-in shops.

Coffee Bar

Kind of on a thoroughfare, so not sure how relaxing it would be sip coffee here.

Internet Cafe

Here you can check you're email, rent a laptop or get on-line via wireless.

Stardust Lounge Balcony

The lounge is available from this deck and deck 7 for the balcony.  The row of seats is a long couch, that twists - some areas, ends twist to make seating awkward for stage viewing.  The balcony metal bars that you look thru are very distracting, a nice upgrade would have been glass - kids didn't want to sit up there any more cause they didn't like the bars, I agree.