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I have added sum extra photos on the brickshelf link - one of the bridge, bowling alley and casino. They take a while to upload so will put more on soon, Aaron

Thanks for your feedback everyone. The ship does have a casino located on the top deck. I will add some photos onto the brickshelf page. The following is located on the other levels: Level 1B Engine room, Engine control rooms, crew quarters, engineering, laundry. (no passenger access) Level 1 The Restaurant; Main galley; storage; Watersports Marina; Shopping Mall; Medical centre; Theatre. Level 2 Suites 201-235; crew quarters. Level 3 Suites 301-335; crew quarters; crew lounge/dining room. Level 4 Suites 401-424; Gym, pool & snooker room, Life raft mustering stations; bow spa. Level 5 Suites 501-518 (balcony suites); Pizzeria; Library; Internet cafe; Beauty Salon; Massage parlour. Level 6 Bridge; radio room; security; reception and cruise director offices; Bowling Alley; swimming pool; verandah cafe; sun deck. Level 7 Diamond Lounge Bar; Casino; Sky Bar & Grill; Night-club; heated spa.

The Lego "Seabourn Fantasea" is the latest Lego Cruise Ship to be built by Aaron Gibson and is one of the largest Lego ships in the world. STATISTICAL INFORMATION: Length: 250cm Height (hull to mast): 60cm Beam: 42cm Weight: to be confirmed Number of Lego pieces: approximately 40,000 Construction time: approximately 156 hours over 7 months Total Lego Mini-fig capacity: 350 (guest:200; crew:150) Number of guest suites: 100 (all with own ensuite) Theatre seating capacity: 110 Main restaurant capacity: 180 Number of levels: 8 Each level is able to be removed so that it can be viewed inside - from the very top down to the engine room. More Pics: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=366251 Also see the group LEGO SEABOURN FANTASEA on Facebook.