<strong>Icon of the Seas:</strong> This rendering of the vessel set to be the world's largest cruise ship recently went viral, eliciting strong reactions across the internet.
Icon of the Seas: This rendering of the vessel set to be the world's largest cruise ship recently went viral, eliciting strong reactions across the internet.
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<strong>Biggest water park at sea:</strong> The artist's impression depicts the fully laden ship in vibrant colors, emphasizing its massive water park.
Biggest water park at sea: The artist's impression depicts the fully laden ship in vibrant colors, emphasizing its massive water park.
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<strong>Thrill Island: </strong>The ship's Thrill Island area has seven pools and six record-breaking water slides.
Thrill Island: The ship's Thrill Island area has seven pools and six record-breaking water slides.
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<strong>Room with a view:</strong> There are 28 different types of accommodation on board the ship.
Room with a view: There are 28 different types of accommodation on board the ship.
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<strong>Social space: </strong>Central Park, an outdoor relaxation zone on board the ship, is a staple neighborhood on Royal Caribbean cruise liners.
Social space: Central Park, an outdoor relaxation zone on board the ship, is a staple neighborhood on Royal Caribbean cruise liners.
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<strong>Aquadome:</strong> The giant glass structure above the front of the ship is intended as a tranquil place to enjoy wraparound ocean views. In the evening it'll be used as an entertainment venue.
Aquadome: The giant glass structure above the front of the ship is intended as a tranquil place to enjoy wraparound ocean views. In the evening it'll be used as an entertainment venue.
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<strong>Highly anticipated: </strong>Prices start at around $2,000 per person for a seven-day cruise and some sailings are already sold out. <br />
Highly anticipated: Prices start at around $2,000 per person for a seven-day cruise and some sailings are already sold out.
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<strong>Action-packed:</strong> "I think the Royal Caribbean enthusiasts are going to look at this and go 'Wow,'" says Ross Klein, a sociologist at the Memorial University of Newfoundland and a cruise expert.
Action-packed: "I think the Royal Caribbean enthusiasts are going to look at this and go 'Wow,'" says Ross Klein, a sociologist at the Memorial University of Newfoundland and a cruise expert.
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