Ventura

VENTURA

Introduction
Step on foot Ventura and you will discover an environment designed to capture your imagination. Her impressive three-deck atrium is the first to set the tone. Four towering black granite archways will frame the various access points to Ventura's shops, bars and cafes, while an eliptical staircase will represent your road to dioscovery, as you explore the ship's hub. From here, many diversions beckon. There will be cuisine created by world-famous Bristish restauratuer Marco Pierre White and opportunities for fun from a 3D cinema to  fast-paced digital Scalextric and contemporary circus skills training, while moments of serenity await in her luxurious spa and thermal suite.  At 290 metres in length Ventura is 22 metres longer than Tower Bridge and has an impressive 15 passenger decks.
Whether you choose from the large selection of balcony cabins or suites or prefer one of the budget inside cabins, Ventura has a variety of stylish rooms. Deluxe staterooms benefit from additional extras such as elegant teak balcony furniture and a lounge area. All accommodation categories will have a boutique hotel feel, with Egyptian cotton bed linen, wonderfully deep soft mattresses and those all -important designer touches.
From the Salons and Spa to the bars and lounges, casinos and slots and the electronic photo gallery  there is a wealth of facilities aboard Ventura to cover a wide variety of interests and needs, from health and wellbeing to internet access and children's facilities.
With no less than 11 dining options, from a dedicated family venue to a fine dining restaurant and a Spanish tapas bar, you will be able to take your taste buds on a journey of discovery. And Michelin star chef Marco Pierre White, is creating Ventura’s unique fine dining venue, The White Room, plus a number of other menus.
Ventura features forms of entertainment and attractions not previously seen at sea, even aboard the glitzy liners catering to the US market. The range includes Cirque Venture, a contemporary circus skills school with bungey jumping, trampolines, juggling, stilt walking and trapeze acts; Rock School, where teenagers can perform and record their own songs; a 578-seat theatre (claimed to be the biggest at sea) with flying performer capability; a 3D cinema and comedy club and a 20-metre floor-to-ceiling plasma wall showing different city skilines in ‘real time’.Partnering up with some of Britain’s favourite names, a holiday on board Ventura offers something quite special for all ages from the exciting themed activities being provided by Noddy" to the Tate Talks" hosted by the Tate Modern.