Inside the world's largest cruise ship with 7 pools and an English pub on board - pictures
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The world's biggest cruise ship will set sail within weeks
Royal Caribbean International’s Icon of the Seas is set to be the world's biggest cruise ship.
The ship boasts 20 decks, eight neighbourhoods and six record-breaking pools.
The ship has just set off on the final trial sail before it will carry passengers for the first time in January 2024.
The ship has 2,805 staterooms and will be able to carry 5,610 guests.
It has award winning slides on board
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Guests will enjoy luxury accomodation
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There is lots to keep families entertained
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The extra large ship is around 365 metres long.
Passengers will have plenty to keep them entertained, with seven pools, nine whirlpools and thrilling slides.
The 'neighbourhoods' on board include the aquadome, chill island, the royal promenade, central park, surf side, the suite neighbourhood, the hideaway and thrill island.
Each has something to keep guests entertained, including live music, a walkup champagne bar and a comedy club.
There are more than 40 ways to dine, drink and enjoy quality entertainment.
Visit Lou's Jazz 'n Blues, take in the sights from the Overlook and Overlook Pods or have a pint in the English pub Point & Feathers.
Guests can sing the night away in Spotlight Karaoke or visit Playmakers Sports Bar & Arcade.
The ship will sail year-round from Miami for seven nights for Eastern and Western Caribbean holidays.
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There are seven pools on board
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It will have more than 40 dining options
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The ship will host top class entertainment
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It will stop at popular destinations including Cozumel, Mexico, Philipsburg, St. Maarten, and Roatan, Honduras.
The Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas has begun its second and last round of sea trials.
This comes as cruisegoers were given tips on how to get the best deal on board.
They were advised on how to get the best value out of cruise holidays.