Seven Seas Prestige deck 14 plan (Skyview Suites-Sports-Sundeck2-Restaurants)
Deck layout and review

Review of Seven Seas Prestige deck 14 (Skyview Suites-Sports-Sundeck2-Restaurants)
Forward are the ship's largest accommodations (duplex apartments) 1401, 1402, 1403, 1404, 1405, and 1406 in the SKYVIEW categories RS-Regent Suite, SKA-Aura Suite, SKB-Luna Suite, and SKC-Sola Suite.
AZURE is a casual, mezze-style dining venue serving classic Mediterranean dishes, including appetizers, entrees, main courses and desserts. The restaurant introduced a shared-plate format reflecting the Mediterranean's communal dining traditions. Azure's menu also lists North African and Western Asian traditional dishes. The restaurant’s interior was developed by Studio DADO and AD Associates.
PACIFIC RIM is RSSC's Pan-Asian restaurant. The venue is dinner-only and reservation-only, and features an art installation of a large dragon. Visitors arrive beneath a sculptural arch and enter a reception that balances rugged and polished design. A hewn boulder stands beside a sleek, cantilevered wooden beam, while a carefully shaped bonsai tree adds an organic focal point.
The SOLARA SPORTS DECK (aft) consists of Bocce Court, Paddle Tennis Court, Multi-Sports Court (volleyball, basketball, football), Power Walking/Jogging Track, Putting Green/Mini-Golf Court, and Shuffleboard (deck games area).
Seven Seas Prestige features a dual-purpose pickleball and padel court installed by Greenspan Projects (formerly Adventure Golf Services), a company specializing in the design and installation of recreational attractions and sports facilities for the cruise industry. The competition-sized court is designed to accommodate both pickleball and padel, allowing guests to enjoy either sport.
Pickleball is a paddle sport that combines elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis. It is played by two or four players using solid paddles, typically made from composite materials or wood, to hit a perforated polymer ball over a net.
Greenspan Projects also supplied and installed several other recreational facilities aboard Seven Seas Prestige, including a shuffleboard court, an 18-hole putting green, a GolfCourt Hitting Bay (golf driving range), and a bocce court. These attractions are built using the company's patented modular interlocking panel system, manufactured in Traverse City, Michigan, USA.
Greenspan Projects is a global designer and builder of leisure attractions for the cruise, hospitality, and entertainment industries. Its portfolio includes miniature golf courses, putting greens, pickleball and padel courts, shuffleboard, bocce courts, croquet courts, golf practice facilities, and a wide range of custom recreational installations.
