I just got back from a cruise on majesty of the seas, which _was_ the biggest cruise ship until this one came out.

We are booking a trip on this one, its supose to be absolutely amazing.

If you have never been on a cruise, go take one. Its probably one of the best ways to spend a vacation. RCI does a great job as a cruise company.

you would never find me on a cruise ship like that.

I'd go if they had a no kids cruise, I want that merry-go-round to myself!
6 months around the world...

that 'watchful eyes section' is pretty crazy for an ad haha

One step closer to a waterworld planet. The irony will be after all this pollution, we'll all seek refuge on self-sustainable vessels like these. Sort of like a bio dome floating on water.

Probably cant find Waldo there either.

That's about 3400 gallons per hour, 25 mph cruising speed = 136 gallons per mile?

5,000 passengers plus 2,000 crew ..... seems like the per passenger mpg is pretty good?

My math really sucks, does that sound right?


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What about the underwater turbulence from the huge screws .....

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going on that one next september

that really is incredible !

Docked 5 minutes from my house. It's intensely big, but doesn't seem all that huge when you're standing on the 17th street bridge.

Never been on one, but looks nice.

Cool looking boat.

Beautiful pictures:)

pretty cool that it made it under the Great Belt Bridge, which connects the Danish islands of Zealand and Funen by lowering its telescopic smokestacks... (2ft gap)

Indeed. I went to see it. Rather amazing. And, man, it's a huuuuge ship.

wow...just great

looks expensive, actually

If I had the money I would totally go on it though. We went on our first cruise this past summer on a much smaller ship and that as much more enjoyable than we had anticipated.

I've never been on a cruise ship for more than one day. Just the ones around Europe. I don't get the whole idea of spending a few on something like that.