By Jeanna Bryner, Senior Writer The world's largest cruise ship departed from Turku, Finland, on Oct. 30 en route to Fort Lauderdale, Fla., where it will make its U.S. debut. The massive ship, called the Oasis of the Seas and... [read full story]
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Royal Caribbean's 5,400-passenger vessel is expected to wow passengers and revolutionize cruising Every few years a new cruise ship becomes the world's biggest and claims to be a game-changer. Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the...
South Carolina College Student to Report Live from Oasis of the Seas MIAMI, Nov. 5 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Following a six-week long search, Joyce Allison of Simpsonville, S.C. has been named winner of Royal Caribbean...
Royal Caribbean's Biggest Ship Offers Caribbean Cruises for Children Royal Caribbean offers Caribbean cruises for children on the Oasis of the Seas featuring family suites and family-friendly itinaries on the world's biggest...
MIAMI, Nov. 5 -- The votes have been tallied and the results are in! Following a six-week long search, Joyce Allison of Simpsonville, S.C. has been named winner of Royal Caribbean International and USA TODAY's "Reporter at Sea"...
At the end of October, the MS Oasis of the Seas was launched in Finland. It is the world’s largest cruise ship, 360 metres long, with capacity for 6,296 passengers. In November of next year, a second ship of the same class is...
The Oasis of the Seas is coming, and brother, your cab better be in working condition that day. Today, as I was glancing at our stats I noticed an increase in people searching for ‘oasis of the seas’, ‘largest cruise ship’....
Like this story? Share it with Yahoo! Buzz And the winner is . . . Joyce Allison of Greenville, S.C. The 22-year-old Clemson University student will accompany USA TODAY later this month on a pre-inaugural voyage of Royal...
Grand Harbour was full of activity this morning, with seven cruise ships gracing its wharves, bringing thousands of visitors. Two ships, the Coral and Seven Seas Navigator, berthed at Boiler Wharf, the new spillover wharf...
The world's largest cruise ship cleared a crucial obstacle, lowering its smokestacks to squeeze under a bridge in Denmark. The Oasis of the Seas - which rises about 20 stories high - passed below the Great Belt Fixed Link with...
Grand Harbour was teeming with activity this morning, with seven cruise ships gracing its wharves. Two ships, the Coral and Seven Seas Navigator, were berthed at Boiler Wharf, the new spillover wharf adapted for such occasions....
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