Incredible video footage shows the world's largest cruise ship, Icon of the Seas, on the open sea
Incredible video footage shows the world's largest cruise ship Icon of the Seas on the open sea for the first time ahead of its 2024 debut as its 'record experiences' take shape. The Royal Caribbean ship traveled hundreds of miles before returning to the Meyer Turku shipyard. in FinlandThe ship is 1,198ft (365m) long, weighs 250,800 gross tons and can carry up to 7,600 passengersREAD MORE: Flight expert films A380 trip to New York in the 'Suites' class of Singapore Airlines
AdvertisementRoyal Caribbean's floating city was filmed in the open sea for the first time as it underwent sea trials ahead of its launch in January 2024.
Icon of the Seas, which is the largest cruise ship in the world, traveled hundreds of miles on the high seas before returning to Meyer Turku shipyard in Turku, Finland, where it is currently under construction.
Incredible video footage shows the colossal ship, which measures 1,198 feet ( 365m) long and weighs 250,800 gross tons, gliding through the water, dwarfing the tugs employed to help steer it.
The camera also revolves around the multicolored slides on the upper deck of the ship. They are among the standout features on board, which will also include the first suspended infinity pool at sea and a three-story family suite.
A third scene offers a close-up of the ship's livery, while other clips show workers testing the...
Royal Caribbean's floating city was filmed in the open sea for the first time as it underwent sea trials ahead of its launch in January 2024.
Icon of the Seas, which is the largest cruise ship in the world, traveled hundreds of miles on the high seas before returning to Meyer Turku shipyard in Turku, Finland, where it is currently under construction.
Incredible video footage shows the colossal ship, which measures 1,198 feet ( 365m) long and weighs 250,800 gross tons, gliding through the water, dwarfing the tugs employed to help steer it.
The camera also revolves around the multicolored slides on the upper deck of the ship. They are among the standout features on board, which will also include the first suspended infinity pool at sea and a three-story family suite.
A third scene offers a close-up of the ship's livery, while other clips show workers testing the...
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