Deck 11 begins with the wheelhouse and Bridge Viewing Gallery, continuing aft with OB (ocean view with balcony staterooms) and IU (inside staterooms) all the way to the open Buccaneer's Deck at the stern. Deck 10 starts with the ship's ultra luxurious ES (executive suites) and their own private club lounge and continues aft with JS (Junior Suites) and more OB and IU staterooms. The after portion of this deck is dedicated to children and teens, offering a variety of activities and features few ships can rival.

On the port side, the Starlight Video Arcade, Disco, and Cinema features a Disco with soda bar and a mind-boggling array of video games adjoining the Buccaneer's Wet and Wild Pool illustrated previously.

Charlie's Child Care Center occupies the starboard side of aft Deck 10. Along with the teen area and Buccaneer's Wet and Wild pool, a total of 4,200 square feet of space is alloted to the SUPERSTAR LEO's younger passengers. Perhaps only the Disney ships can rival the amount of activities provided by Star Cruise's family-oriented fleet.

Among the activities provided youngsters on the LEO: play and painting areas, a sleeping section for toddlers, a computer learning center, and a cinema with bean bag and sponge seating where cartoons and videos are shown.

Like a maze, Charlie's Child Care Center goes on and on with a huge array of facilities for children of all ages.

Other features include a monkey cage and paddling pool. There is also an area outside adjacent to Buccaneer's Wet and Wild where children are supervised.

Deck 9 continues with more ES, JS, and OB staterooms. Deck 8 begins with OU (ocean view staterooms with windows) and IU cabins. Inboard of the lifeboats, a span of public areas begins with the Business Center. Here, seven conference and meeting rooms are served by an Executive Business Center with computer and fax facilities as well as secretarial services.

With a nautical decorative theme, these rooms are named accordingly: Ketch, Sampan, Yacht, Brig, Schooner, Clipper, and Boardroom. They are adjacent to the 80-seat Picture House (not illustrated), which doubles as an auditorium and movie theater. Although first run films are available in cabins, movies are regularly screened for those who prefer a cinema setting.

A starboard-situated passageway that links the public areas on Deck 8 is called Sunset Boulevard. Continuing just aft of the Business Center, it leads to Champagne Charlie's, a deco-inspired bar that looks aft into the SUPERSTAR LEO's spectacular Grand Centrum. Ten varieties of champagne as well as caviar and oysters can be purchased here.

On the port side, the passage leads to the Star Boutique where several shops offer luxury items. On the starboard side, there is a souvenir shop with various sundries called Ports o'Call.

Inspired by Hong Kong's Grand Hyatt Hotel, the Grand Centrum is seven decks high. Within its 35 by 90 foot span are black marble pillars with matching floor, a grand staircase, a glass-decked piano landing above a fountain, and a bank of three glass elevators. It is lined with wood veneer panels, faux balconies, and topped with windows that look out onto the Tivoli Pool area and a compass point ceiling fixture.

Among the works of art in the Grand Centrum are a circular $32,000.00 hand-tufted carpet in the reception area and an antique wooden table where there is a large floral display. Aft of the elevators on Deck 8, Sunset Boulevard continues on the starboard side.

The Shogun Restaurant, fronted by two Shogun warrior figures, features authentic Japanese cuisine in a medieval setting. The entrance is via a small bridge that spans a stone garden. There are separate rooms such as the Teppanyaki Room where the food is prepared in front of the guests, The Tatami Room where guests remove their shoes and sit on floor mats, and The Samurai Room which can be closed off for private events.

Burled veneers interact with a black, blue, and gold color scheme and every dish is meant to be both appetizing and aesthetically pleasing.

A sushi bar that looks out onto Sunset Boulevard adjoins the aft/starboard portion of the Shogun Restaurant. Deck 8 continues aft to the Moulin Rouge Show Lounge balconies, which are reserved during performances for passengers booking balcony class or higher stateroom categories.