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Above: The Main Pool is the furthest forward pool on the port side.
Below: The Beach Pool is across from the Main Pool on the starboard side..
Below: The Beach Pool is across from the Main Pool on the starboard side..
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Just aft of the Beach Pool on the starboard side is Splashaway Bay, a water park for toddlers and kids. It includes a giant drench bucket, a jungle gym, slides and water cannons.
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Adults can find sanctuary in the Solarium (above). This adults-only area was built in a series of tiers descending down the front of the ship to just above the level of the navigation bridge. A glass ceiling lets in the light but not any passing showers. There are four large whirlpools in this area.
Harmony also has two large whirlpools that jut out from the sides of the ship (below).
Harmony also has two large whirlpools that jut out from the sides of the ship (below).
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Until Harmony, Royal Caribbean had not embraced slides to the same extent as some of the other major cruise lines. However, with Harmony, Royal did so in a big way.
Just forward of the pool area is the Perfect Storm, three multi-story waterslides that whirl guests over Central Park ten decks below. However, these slides pale in comparison to the Ultimate Abyss. This pair of dry slides tower 150 feet above sea level. They take guests from the entrance on Deck 16 to the Boardwalk on Deck 6 - - a 100 foot drop - - in approximately 13 seconds. |
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Near the entrance to the Ultimate Abyss are two Flowrider surfing simulators (above).
Guests can also hurtle over the Boardwalk 10 decks below on the Zipline (right). |
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Harmony also has two rock climbing walls (right).
There is also a kid-size climbing facility nearby on the Boardwalk (below). 
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Other sports facilities include: The Sports Court, a hard surface area for basketball and volleyball (above left) and a nine-hole miniature golf course (above right).
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Cruise ship photo tour and commentary - - Royal Caribbean - - Harmony of the Seas - - Pools and Sports