The world’s largest cruise ship is all set to sail in 2018

The Royal Caribbean Symphony of the Seas has replaced Harmony of the Seas to become the world’s largest cruise ship and it is all ready to sail in April 2018. This cruise ship is considered the largest ever passenger ship (gross tonnage) that will sail all seven seas next year. As per the cruise schedule, it will start the journey from Mediterranean, which will then remain stationed in Miami from November 2018. From there, the vessel will start its Caribbean itinerary.


Take a look at the impressive figures of the Symphony of the Seas:
• Gross weight — 230,000 tons, which is 3,000 more than the Harmony of the Seas
• Width — 215 ft • Length — 1,200 ft
• Staterooms — 2,759 staterooms
• Decks — 18
• Accommodation — 6,870 passengers (including crew members)


Prime Features
• Two-level luxury family suite having a slide that connects kids’ room to the living room and a LEGO wall
• 212 sq ft long wraparound balcony
• 3D film theater
• Sports bar where live sports can be watched from all over the world
• The sports bar will feature 30 large-screen television sets.
• Provision for fastest internet service

Because people have gone digital mostly these days, the cruise has also come up with a mobile app from where people can check-in directly. To keep the guests entertained, the troupe Hairspray will be performing their famous numbers. So keep your eyes open and bags ready if you too wish to sail through the seven seas in the world’s largest passenger cruise!