Name the world largest vessel cruise?

Question

Name the world largest vessel cruise?

Answer 1

The world's largest cruise ship is currently Freedom of the Seas, owned by Royal Caribbean.  It can carry 4300 people.  Before it was made, the Queen Mary 2 was the largest ship, so it is now in 2nd place, it can carry 3000 people.  But companies are making new ships all the time so the Freedom of the Seas probably will not be the largest for very long!

Answer 2

queen marie 2

Answer 3

The Freedom of the Seas by Royal Caribbean

Answer 4

Royal Caribbeans "Freedom of the seas"

Answer 5

Royal Caribbean's Freedom Of The Sea is the worlds largest boat but there is another RCC boat that is coming out soon that will be bigger then the Freedom but for now its the Freedom

Answer 6

The world`s largest cruise ship has set sail from Miami on her first Caribbean cruise carrying regular passengers, reports BBC. The 160,000-ton Freedom of the Seas has knocked the Queen Mary 2 cruise liner off the top of the list of the world`s biggest cruise ships.

The vessel, which has more than 1,800 rooms for up to 4,375 passengers, is more than 339 meters in length - longer than 37 double-decker buses.

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Answer 7

Queen Mary 2 "QM2" is the first liner to be built since QE2 35 years earlier. QM2 entered service in January 2004 and is the largest, longest, widest, tallest and most expensive passenger ship in history.

No ship has ever been designed like QM2 ? a liner which sets the benchmark for others, extends the boundaries of ship design, and which is the most powerful and fastest since Cunard?s own QE2. QM2 is a technically advanced machine far ahead of any passenger ship in service today, and will be so for some many years to come

World's largest cruise ship sets sail

( 2004-01-13 09:45) (Agencies)

The world's largest cruise ship, the $800 million Queen Mary 2, set off across the Atlantic on its maiden voyage on Monday.

Bathed in multicolored lights like a floating city, smoke winding out of its enormous stack, the QM2 drifted out of the English port of Southampton, bound on a 14-day journey to Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

As it left the harbor fireworks filled the night sky.

The send-off contrasted with a subdued launch from France three weeks ago, when festivities were canceled in honor of 15 people who fell to their deaths in November when a dockside gangway to the ship collapsed.

Bad luck continued to plague the ship after it arrived in Britain, when two women in their 60s broke their legs in separate incidents on board.

But it received a celebratory baptism from Queen Elizabeth at a pomp-filled naming ceremony last week.

The British-registered liner is 1,132 feet long -- the equivalent of 41 London double-decker buses -- and more than 236 feet high. It can take 2,620 passengers.

The vessel's 17 decks include five swimming-pools, sweeping staircases, a grand ballroom, a 360-degree promenade deck and a host of luxury shops.

The QM2 will be capable of crossing the North Atlantic at 30 knots.

Its operator Cunard Line, part of American cruise group Carnival Corp, said the maiden voyage sold out months ago. It hopes the ship will revive the mystique of ocean liners from the age before jets made travel across the Atlantic routine.

A one-way passage from Southampton to New York starts from $1,817 rising to $28,000 per head, plus a daily service charge.

The new ship took the crown for largest cruise liner from Royal Caribbean's 1,020 foot-long Liberia-registered "Voyager of the Seas," launched in 1999.

The first Queen Mary was launched at Southampton by the queen's grandmother -- Queen Mary, wife of King George V -- in 1934. The ship was retired in 1967 and is now docked permanently as a hotel in California.