Rip Cord by iFly Simulator

Experience skydiving and the feeling of free falling in a glassed-in cage. The Rip Cord by iFly Simulator activity is free for every passenger to try once, in groups of up to 10 and your flight lasts approximately 60 seconds. Do allow more time with that though as with the training given, and the time taken to make sure you are kitted out in a one piece suit that have handles for your instructor to grab, goggles and helmet it can take up to 2 hours of your time.

If you don’t want to have a go yourself but want to see family and friends have a go then you can head to Deck 16 to the viewing area.

Restrictions do apply, you have to be 3 years old and over, weigh less than 103 kg if shorter than 6’ or less than 93 kg if 6’ and taller.

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Trapeze School

North Star

The North Star is an observation capsule that elevates you 300 feet above sea level and gives 360 degree views. The ride lasts 15 to 20 minutes and can accommodate up to 14 passengers and its  good to see that the capsules also accommodates one wheelchair passenger per ride.

Interesting fact, the North Star is the winner of the Guinness World Record for tallest viewing deck on a cruise ship! You will need a good head for heights and I can’t wait to see Carole’s reacting as heights are definitely not her thing!

There is no extra cost for a ride, however, restrictions do apply, you must be at least 107 cm tall, or 122 cm to ride alone, and weigh a maximum of 136 kg.

We Will Rock You

We have seen this fabulous show in the London West End twice and were so excited to see that it is on board the Anthem of the Seas Cruise Ship as we are huge Queen fans!

‘We Will Rock You’ tells the story of rebels fighting against globalisation and a future without music. It will have you singing along to all the hits including Killer Queen, One Vision, Bohemian Rhapsody and of course We Will Rock You!

We will definitely be getting to the Theatre early to see this show!

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Dodgems

You can jump in a dodgem and take the wheel for a thrilling spin around the largest indoor activity space at sea. Such a fun way to spend some time onboard. Restrictions do apply, you must be at least 5 years old and 107 cm tall to ride with a guardian or at least 8 years and 122 cm tall to ride on your own.

Scuba Diving Course

Wonderland Speciality Restaurant

The Wonderland Speciality Restaurant seems such a magical experience, even when you look at the menu, it needs to be brushed for the menu to appear!

This is a speciality restaurant and does cost extra but does look a very unique experience indeed. It appears like a restaurant you might imagine would exist in a magical world down a rabbit hole. The menu is by elements rather than courses and you choose ‘sun, sea, ice, earth, fire and dreams’!

Definitely something we will be booking very early when we get onboard!

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The Bionic Bar

The Bionic Bar has two robotic arms that were engineered in Italy to serve cocktail combinations. The robot bartenders are fast and can make up to two cocktails a minute, orders are taken on a tablet and a digital screen shows the progress with your order. You then pay with your Sea Pass Card or WOWband.

This is a great concept and goes down very well with the crowds!

Two70

Two70  is like nothing we have seen before! Spanning decks 5 & 6 at the aft of the ship and is named after the 270 degree views it has in the day. At night this venue really comes to life!

The windows transform into Vistarama ultra HD screen that is 100 feet wide and 20 feet tall, 12K resolution which to put into perspective is twice that of any IMAX screen. Then there are six roboscreens which can move together or independently of each other. These then project fantastic images and complement the performers in the shows.

You definitely need to get a seat early as this is an extremely popular venue!

We have heard that there is a stowaway piano player on the Anthem of the Seas, that pops up in the strangest of places. The performer moves around the ship with his piano and has been found to perform in an elevator and a stairwell.

Keep your eyes peeled as apparently it is a great find and the music and performance is very entertaining! We think this is brilliant and will be searching every nook and cranny when we get on board!

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So that’s our reasons for wanting to cruise on the Royal Caribbean Anthem of the Seas. This looks a unique and fun ship and we can not wait to get on board, and 2021 is going to be the year that we do!

Further Reading –

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