Project Genesis Will Be The World's Largest Cruiseship

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4-04-2006 @ 4:05AM

Raymond Johnson said...

I have sailed on many ships, including the QE2 and QM2 and there is nothing like the big ships of Royal Caribbean (Yoyager Class). There is more open space per passenger than any other ship. The quality vs. cost is phenominal. The food is great and so is the entertainment.The ice show is just incredible!! That's right, a scating rink onboard!! It's a small rink of course but the show is great and you can scate yourself if you wish during the day. It's saying something when Royal Caribbean is rated higher than Cunard (QE2 and QM2) in Traveler magazine. The "Wow" factor on these ships is fantastic. When you first see the main dining room with its $500,000 chandelier and sweeping staircases you know you've made it. The 400 ft. long Royal Promenade in the middle of the ship (It's IN the ship) is amazing. The 2 11-deck atriums are wonderfully uplifting. I am not a travel agent but if I were I'd constantly recomment these ships. They are always full in every cruise. I can't say enough!!! I'm on the Freedom of the Seas this August (Royal Caribbean of course). This ship is larger yet and promises to thrill me even more. No ship can match these for family activities. Just check out their web site for Freedom of the Seas and tell me they don't encourage family cruising!! Their site is RCCL.com. Happy cruising!!!

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