The world's largest cruise ship is among the newest, and other than its size, it presents firsts in its technology, ...

Here, every Royal Caribbean ship currently in operation is ranked from newest to oldest. The deployment of such a new and large ship (Utopia of the Seas is the world's second-largest cruise ship ...

Features: The Icon of the Seas boasts the largest cruise ship ... like Oasis Class ships. Royal Caribbean is already offering limited information about its newest ship, the Star of the Seas.

An curved arrow pointing right. Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas holds the title for the largest cruise ship in the world and has just set sail. Here's a look at the wild features on board.

The oldest Princess Cruises ship is Grand Princess, which entered service in 1998 as the lead Grand-class ship. Over its ...

Royal Caribbean International has delayed the construction of the world’s largest cruise ship as the coronavirus pandemic continues. “The construction of Wonder of the Seas has been delayed ...

The arrival of MSC World America in Miami sets up an epic battle of the megaships ahead of the summer cruising season.

Utopia of the Seas is the second-largest cruise ship in the world (after Royal Caribbean's Icon ... including the newest megaships in the Caribbean, tiny riverboats on the Seine and Mekong Rivers ...

Royal Caribbean, the world's largest cruise line measured by ... president and CEO Michael Bayley called the new ship the "latest, greatest, newest, most beautiful baby that's coming soon." ...

The Harmony of the Seas is 1,187 feet long (362 meters) and is operated by Royal Caribbean Cruises. Its 16 decks contain over 2,500 staterooms, 20 dining venues, 23 swimming pools and a park.

As the arrival of Royal Caribbean ... season,” Royal Caribbean stated in the email. “Make sure to look out for some sweet commemorative items to celebrate our newest ship in the fleet ...

Narrator: Aboard the world's largest cruise ship, 6,600 passengers pay a premium to be entertained every single day. That's why Royal Caribbean hires serious athletes to do eight shows a week.