STABLE’s products are present on all 7 seas

Francisco Porras, Royal Caribbean International:

"I wanted to take the opportunity to thank again for your service performed in Serenade. The planning of the repair went smoothly including the logistics of it."

Arline Bleecker:

“Arguably, the only thing that goes better with beer than pretzels is a pool table. And as something of a grace note, the Radiance of the Seas features the first billiard tables at sea – self-leveling ones, no less.”

Tom & Mary Milano:

“The Colony club is a cluster of five unique, beautifully decorated rooms, with wood herringbone floors, oriental rugs, dark wood paneling and a lot of cozy nooks and crannies. It has a romantic piano bar and lounge with groupings of comfortable armchairs that stretch across the aft end. It has a stage and dance floor area and the much talked about self-leveling pool tables in the Bombay Billiard Club.”

Mike Blanche:
“Leaving the ship, we enter the Colony Club, patterned after an English gentlemen’s club - dark wood, bookshelves, cushy chairs; a small but very nice showroom; a card room hidden aft and port. Oh, and pool tables! The pool tables are self-stabilizing. It’s weird to stand and watch them move around, keeping the balls still. Well, technically, it’s the ship that’s moving and the table is staying still, but you can’t tell that. A few years ago, on the dear departed CompuServe Cruise Forum, we discussed what attractions we thought we’d never see on a cruise ship. Three that stand out in my mind were an ice skating rink (who goes on a cruise to be cold?), a bowling alley (most of us can’t bowl straight in the best of conditions), and pool tables. Well, now only the bowling alley remains untried!"