Allure of the Seas
(208 Ft.)
Allure of the Seas, the newest ship in Royal Caribbean's
awe-inspiring Oasis class, is a captivating adventure unlike any other. Explore
seven distinct neighborhoods filled with awesome new features —like the first
Starbucks at sea, Broadway hit musical Chicago in the main theatre, and
favourite moments with Shrek, Po the panda, and more friends in the DreamWorks
Experience. Spice up your sailing with margaritas and Mexican-fare favorites
at Rita's Cantina, or with prime cuts straight from the skewer at Samba Grill
Brazilian Steakhouse. And there's still plenty more Oasis-class WOWs to be had,
from the classic carousel on the Boardwalk, to aerial acrobats in the
AquaTheater, Flow Rider surf simulators, plus zip line views over Central Park—a
meandering garden lined with shops and fine restaurants. Learn more about all
that Allure of the Seas has to offer, and join us soon onboard a world where
innovation rules.
Oasis of the Seas (208 Ft.)
Experience the ship that revolutionized cruising, Oasis of
the Seas— its groundbreaking design introduced seven distinct neighborhoods
built for ultimate enjoyment. Hop on a classic carousel on the Boardwalk, then
watch acrobats splash down in the AquaTheater, the first amphitheatre at sea.
Let imaginations soar in the Youth Zone—the largest kids' area at sea—or at the
Pool & Sports Zone, where you'll find FlowRider surf simulators and zip
line views. Unwind with a stroll in Central Park—a meandering garden lined with
shops and fine restaurants—or melt away stress at Vitality Spa. Jazz up your
evening with Broadway hit Hairspray, or hit the Royal Promenade for memorable
moments with DreamWorks Experience characters. Join us onboard the ship that
changed cruising – a world where innovation rules.
Norwegian Epic (131 Ft.)
Norwegian Epic Cruise Line is the newest, largest and most
innovative cruise ship ever. Voted "Best Cruise Ship" by Travel
Weekly in 2011; Norwegian Epic is the ship of choice for those sailing to the
Caribbean and Europe. In fact, we have literally changed the face of cruise
line entertainment with the introduction of Blue Man Group at sea, and that's
just the beginning. Norwegian Epic is offering world-class performers and a new
wave of accommodations - from Studios, designed and priced for the solo
traveller, to the private Haven. Add more than 20 different dining options and
you'll understand why this is Freestyle Cruising on a truly grand scale.
Freedom of the Seas (184 Ft.)
Freedom of the Seas launched in May 2006 as the world's
biggest cruise ship. The vessel introduced a new class of ship for Royal
Caribbean, measuring just shy of 155,000 tons with a double occupancy capacity
of 3,634 passengers (siblings Liberty and Independence of the Seas debuted in
May 2007 and 2008, respectively). It surpassed Cunard's gargantuan Queen Mary 2
by 7,000 tons and carried 1,014 more passengers. (Of course, the Freedom-class
ships have since been, err, belittled by Oasis of the Seas, the massive
225,282-ton, 5,400 passenger beast that debuted in fall 2009.)
Besides its size, Freedom of the Seas also made waves in
other ways. It was the first ship to feature a surf simulator, a
regulation-sized boxing ring, and an interactive water park for kids and even a
barbershop. Yet in many ways, Freedom was merely an evolution, not a
revolution, of the Voyager class that made its own headlines when it launched
with biggest-at-sea status back in 1999. The layout is nearly identical and the
promenade is back, as is the rock-climbing wall, the ice-skating rink, Johnny
Rockets, the Promenade Cafe, Ben & Jerry's, etc. It is almost as if Voyager
of the Seas was simply super-sized, and beefed up with innovative spaces and
concepts.
Liberty of the Seas (184 Ft.)
The newly renovated Liberty of the Seas is packed with all
the phenomenal onboard experiences you'd expect from our innovative Freedom
class of ships, plus new offerings to stir your imagination. Share a high five
with Shrek as part of The DreamWorks Experience. Put on your boogie shoes for
hit Broadway musical Saturday Night Fever. Catch a first-run movie in the 3D
theatre or poolside under the stars on the outdoor movie screen. And finish the
evening with a selection of reds or whites at the renovated, now-more-intimate
Vintages wine bar.
Plus, enjoy all the revolutionary features Liberty of the
Seas has always been known for – like the Flow Rider surf simulator,
rock-climbing wall, ice-skating rink, Royal Promenade, cantilevered whirlpools,
mini golf course, and much more.
Independence of the Seas (184 Ft.)
Meet Independence of the Seas a marvel of maritime
engineering, packed with all the phenomenal onboard experiences you'd expect
from our Freedom class of ships—including the Flow Rider surf simulator, a rock climbing wall,
ice-skating rink, cantilevered whirlpools, Royal Promenade, mini golf course,
and much more. It's your most incredible vacation yet.
Queen Mary 2 (148 Ft.)
QUEEN MARY 2 is Cunard’s flagship and the most magnificent
ocean liner ever built. A Transatlantic crossing to or from New York on this
incredible ship is a holiday like no other but her cruises from Southampton are
also very special. She offers so much
space on board and such an array of state of the art facilities including a 3D
Cinema, planetarium and a superb Canyon Ranch Spa.
MSC Divina (124 Ft.)
MSC Divina is a cruise ship owned and operated by MSC
Cruises. She was constructed from 2010–2012, and was originally called the MSC
Fantastica until the company renamed her to honor actress Sophia Loren. She
entered service in May 2012, and is handling cruises in the Mediterranean. She
will service the Caribbean in November 2013. She is a Fantasia-class cruise
ship, built after her running mates, MSC Splendida and MSC Fantasia, and will
be followed up by a new sister ship in 2013 called the MSC Preziosa. She is the
twelfth ship in MSC's fleet, and is the largest of their ships at 139,400 tons.
She can accommodate 3,959 passengers in 1,637 cabins; her crew complement is
1,325.
Navigator of the Seas (161 Ft.)
Gear up for adventure, right onboard—with plenty of time
left for relaxation, fine dining, and beautiful ocean views. The incredible
Navigator of the Seas is home to an array of innovations that give you whatever
type of vacation you desire. Climb a rock wall that overlooks the sea, or
challenge yourself on the basketball court, ice-skating rink or mini-golf
course. Achieve perfect zen, poolside or at the relaxing Vitality Spa. Liven up
your nights on the Royal Promenade, with parades, dancing, and duty-free
shopping deals. And bring along some friends—with spacious public areas,
enhanced staterooms, and a spectacular three-story dining room, this ship has
room for your whole crew.
Mariner of the Seas (161 Ft.)
Mariner of the Seas is in the second generation of
Voyager-class vessels. She is different from her sisters by the set up of the
rear buffet (Windjammer) which extends further aft, and also includes
"Jade", an Asian fusion buffet. She has glass balconies which her
first generation sisters lacked. She is identical to the Navigator of the Seas,
which shares the same design upgrades. Unlike Navigator, Mariner underwent a
dry dock refit in April 2012 to receive "Royal Advantage" upgrades,
including an outdoor movie screen, digital signage, ship-wide Wi-Fi, a new
diamond lounge, and the changeover of the Cafe Promenade and Portofino
restaurants to the Boardwalk Dog House and Giovanni's Table concepts first
introduced on the Oasis class cruise ships.
As of 2012, Mariner of the Seas was sailing Mediterranean
cruises based out of Civitavecchia, Italy. In November 2012, she departed for
Galveston, Texas where she sails 7-night cruises servicing the Western
Caribbean and Mexico. In the summer of 2013, Mariner of the Seas will be relocated
to Asia servicing cruises out of Singapore and Shanghai, China.
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