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World's Largest Cruise Ship Pulls A Great White Fleet

April 24, 2007 at 3:20 PM | by | Comments (0)


In a move reminiscent of one Teddy Roosevelt made many, many years ago, Royal Caribbean sailed their brand spankin' new, world's largest, cruise liner into Britain yesterday as part of the ships world tour.

Liberty of the Seas, as she is known, weighs in at 160,000 tons, is 1,112ft long, has a nine-hole miniature golf course, a 43ft rock-climbing wall, boxing ring, and a freakin' ice skating rink on board.

Of course there is also a wave pool, a theatre, a wedding chapel, a casino, and plenty of shopping on the ships multiple entertainment decks.

The guest to staff ratio? Almost 3:1!

The Finnish-built ship will stay in Britain until this Thursday, when it will make its way to New York, before sailing to its home port of Miami.

Maybe we will go out and get a glimpse of this giant when she sails through New York later this week.

[Photo: Travel Weekly Gallery]

Related Stories:
·Royal Caribbean[Official Site]
·Cruise Stories [Jaunted]

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