Thread: Vision Class Ships

Although they are all called Vision class ships,
they are actually 3 very different ship classes.

The Enchantment and Grandeur are almost identical,
GRT of 74,000 tons and carry about 2,450 passengers.
They have no family OV or larger inside J cabins.

The Legend and Splendour are also almost identical,
GRT of 70,000 tons and carry almost 2,100 passengers.
They have no FO cabins, but do have the J category,
larger inside cabins.

The Rhapsody and Vision are also almost identical,
GRT of 78,000 tons and carry about 2,450 passengers.
They have both the FO and J category cabins.

The Legend and Splendour have cabins on deck 6 but none on deck 4
All of the other Vision class ships have cabins on
deck 4 but not on deck 6.

I thought this might be of use to someone sailing on different
variations of the Vision class ships. It sure would be a lot easier
if they were all the same.



Popeye

My son just got back from a 5-day on Splendour - we have both cruised Rhapsody several times - and he says if Splendour is in the Vision family, she must have been the runt of the litter. Apparently only one level to the Dining Room and Theater on Splendour, and doesn't sail as "smoothly" as Rhapsody, almost like she didn't have stabilizers...any thoughts?

LL

Originally Posted by reggierail

Although they are all called Vision class ships,
they are actually 3 very different ship classes.

The Enchantment and Grandeur are almost identical,
GRT of 74,000 tons and carry about 2,450 passengers.
They have no family OV or larger inside J cabins.

The Legend and Splendour are also almost identical,
GRT of 70,000 tons and carry almost 2,100 passengers.
They have no FO cabins, but do have the J category,
larger inside cabins.

The Rhapsody and Vision are also almost identical,
GRT of 78,000 tons and carry about 2,450 passengers.
They have both the FO and J category cabins.

The Legend and Splendour have cabins on deck 6 but none on deck 4
All of the other Vision class ships have cabins on
deck 4 but not on deck 6.

I thought this might be of use to someone sailing on different
variations of the Vision class ships. It sure would be a lot easier
if they were all the same.



Popeye

I got seasick from just reading that one! :headbang2

The Enchantment is certainly unique now.

Because Rhapsody and Vision were built in France, they aren't suited to be "stretched" like Enchantment...so they will stay "as is"

LL

Is it just me or is anybody else have a picture in their mind of the Enchantment splitting like when the Titanic went down? I know it's all safe and all.... but wouldn't one think that it would generate weak spots? ..... ok I know it's foolish...