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Sliding glass roof found on passenger ships
A magrodome is a sliding glass roof found aboard passenger ships. Typically positioned over a swimming pool, it can be opened and closed automatically
Magrodome
Cruise ship
The ship features two swimming pools, one of which has a retractable magrodome, a spa, fitness center, theater, casino, and several lounges and dining
MS_Bolette
Class of Costa Cruise Line cruise ships
pool features a glass exterior on both sides of the ship. A retractable magrodome was also added for the main pool. Another notable difference is the enlargement
Concordia-class_cruise_ship
Cruise ship, launched 1999
one of four Costa ships built during the 2000s that were designed with magrodome-covered pool areas and other features that would allow travel to a wide
Margaritaville at Sea Islander
Margaritaville_at_Sea_Islander
British transatlantic ocean liner
on Deck 12. The Pavilion Pool on Deck 12 is covered with a retractable magrodome.[citation needed] In common with liners such as RMS Queen Mary, there
Queen_Mary_2
Cruise ship operated by Holland America Line
and a café. Atop the ship, features include a spa, pools housed under a magrodome, and a cruise ship poolside theater, as well as additional dining venues
MS_Koningsdam
British ocean liner
of the aft decks during the 1994 refit, following the removal of the magrodome, and the addition of an undercover area on Sun Deck during the 2005 refit
Queen_Elizabeth_2
Cruise ship
to the rear of the ship and another amidship which was covered with a magrodome. During the 1989–90 refit, two lounges in the forward section of the ship
MS_Marella_Dream
Italian cruise ship built 1963-65
features that are still included in present-day cruise ships, such as a magrodome covering the pool area, and life-boats located not on the top of the ship
SS_Oceanic_(1963)
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