With its unique murals, sculptures, fountains, and the Great Hall of Waters, the beachfront
Atlantis Royal Towers offers easy access to Atlantis' new Aquaventure, a sprawling waterscape
of pools, waterslides, and rivers. The Slide Tower has four waterslides in a 120-foot tower:
the Abyss (a 50-foot, near vertical drop ending in an underground lair of prehistoric
alligator gars), the Drop (which propels riders up the tower via water jets and then down
through the Tower's dark center), the Falls, and the Surge. Aquaventure also houses a
mile-long river ride and 11 rock climbing walls. With a focus on conservation and education,
Dolphin Cay offers interactions with 20 bottlenose dolphins in their own habitat. Guests can
also observe more than 50,000 marine mammals at Altantis' Marine Habitat. Balinese-inspired
treatments are available in the two-story Mandara Spa's 35-treatment rooms.

An outdoor marketplace, Marina Village, showcases local culture throughout its 20 shops.
Additional recreational facilities include 11 lagoons; 13 swimming areas; the Dig, an
underground maze of corridors and viewing tanks containing sea creatures; the Mayan Temple's
five waterslides; Turtle Beach, a sanctuary for native turtles; an 8,000-square-foot casino; a
two-story nightclub; Sports Center, complete with tennis courts; and plenty of watersports. The
property's 20 restaurants and bars range from casual fare to gourmet dining with celebrity
chefs Bobby Flay, Jean Georges Vongerichten, and Nobu Matsuhisa.

The rooms have air-conditioning, satellite TV, sitting areas, balconies, minibars, hairdryers,
irons, safes, and dial-up Internet access (fee applies).

Check-in is at Coral Towers. Guests must be 21 years of age and have a valid credit card in
the individual's name at time of check-in. Guests under 21 must be with a family or group. The
Marketplace Restaurant will be closed from October 26th to November 3rd.