Royal Caribbean

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Royal Caribbean operates the largest cruise ships ever built, and that's not an exaggeration. Icon of the Seas and Wonder of the Seas are floating resorts with surf pools, zip lines, ice skating rinks, and full Broadway productions running every night. The target audience is families, and the ships deliver on that promise. Kids clubs are open all day, the waterparks are enormous, and there's enough variety to keep teenagers entertained (or at least not bored). Most Caribbean sailings depart from Miami, Fort Lauderdale, or Galveston, with seasonal schedules covering Alaska, the Mediterranean, and Asia-Pacific.

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Did you know?

Icon of the Seas weighs in at 248,663 gross tons. That's roughly five times the tonnage of the Titanic.
Every Royal Caribbean ship runs a full Broadway show each night, produced by the same creative teams behind the actual Broadway versions.
The FlowRider surf simulator first appeared on Freedom of the Seas in 2006. It's been a standard feature on every new Royal Caribbean ship since.

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