| At a cost of over $400 million, the Mediterranea has been designed to be a floating palace, with every comfort, convenience and amenity offered. Her twelve passenger decks are dedicated to mythology in the Mediterranean Sea, and highlight the crossroads of cultures and civilizations. Other ship features include: |
The d’Argento Atrium with soaring 10 deck sculpture
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Gym Olimpia
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Three pools, one with an all-weather magro-dome
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Terme Ischia spa, sauna and Turkish bath
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Facilities/On-Board Activities
| Athletic/Exercise Facilities |
Aerobic and Exercise Room
Gymnasium
Health Club
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| Business |
Conference Center
E-Mail
Internet Connection
Lecture Hall
Meeting Room
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| Children |
Children Center
Children's Playroom
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| Dining |
Cafe
Dining Rooms - 3
Pizzeria - 2
Room Service
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| Entertainment/Recreation |
Bars/Lounges/ Night Clubs - 9
Card Rooms
Casino
Disco - 2
Library
Movie Theater/Cinema
Piano Bar - 2
Swim-Up Bars
Video Arcade
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| Health and Beauty |
Hair Stylist
Sauna/Steam Rooms
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| Room Amenities |
Hair Dryers - Allowed
Private Showers
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| Services |
Beauty Salon
Chapel
Clergy
Concierge
Steam Room
Tour Office
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Dining Information
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Gratuity Policies |
Usual Dinner Hours:
7:30 pm and 9:45 pm
Dress Code:
Please Note: Dining times apply for when ship is in Europe and only until November.
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$2.50
per person per day, for the waiter and busboy team
$1.50
per person per day, for the stateroom steward/stewardess
$0.50
per person per day, for the Maitre d' and Head Waiter team
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