• Giant Atrium. Every ship has a multi-deck atrium these days, but the Sovereign's, at four decks, was once the biggest afloat
• Glass Elevators. Almost every ship has scenic glass elevators these days, but the Sovereign's were an industry first.
• Multi-level Dining Rooms. The Sovereign revived the elegance and spaciousness of multi-level restaurants not seen since the Golden Age of ocean liners.
• Sleek Design. The Sovereign's lines are sleek and streamlined - not since the famous liner the Normandie has a ship this size looked so good!

• All ages but particularly popular with families, couples, and singles
• Passengers looking for a quick getaway aboard a big-ship
• Active, "Get Out There" passengers

• Passengers seeking absolute luxury. The Sovereign offers a "mainstream" cruise experience.
• Passengers who insist on ultra-flexible dining. The Sovereign offers the traditional style of dining with assigned dining times and tables. Although the Windjammer Café offers a casual, restaurant-style dining at night, there are no true, "alternative" restaurants onboard.

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