Freedom of the Seas Freedom of the Seas launched in 2006 and holds 4,515 passengers. Once the world’s largest by tonnage, now sails the Caribbean. Part of Royal Caribbean’s Freedom class.

Freedom of the Seas is ranked 17 among Royal Caribbean cruise ships by U.S. News Travel. Check itineraries, photos and ratings from 3487 travelers.

The company is giving them facelifts which include revamped pool decks, new dining options and modernized amenities ...

The AquaDome, which is an innovative hallmark of the Icon-class ships, has officially been installed on Legend of the Seas.

I've cruises with MSC and Royal Caribbean, so let's put MSC World America vs Icon of the Seas to the test with a giant ...

Travelers aboard Royal Caribbean’s Symphony of the Seas praised one of the ship's waiters, Nitin Kumar, for his quick warning to protect passengers A large glass panel shattered aboard Royal ...

The Largest, All-inclusive, Ultra Luxury Cruise Suite in History Accommodating up to six guests, the 8,794 sq. ft. Skyview Regent Suite is a masterpiece of refined design and meticulous craftsmanship.

MS Asuka II arrived at the Port of Guam at 6:34 a.m. Sunday with 642 passengers and 511 crew members, marking the first cruise ship to visit the island in 2025. The cruise ship was scheduled to ...

Regent Seven Seas Cruises is launching its newest ship, Seven Seas Prestige, in 2026 and gave Travel + Leisure an exclusive first look at the renderings of its Skyview Regent Suite, which it says ...

Princess Cruises ship tilts after hitting rough seas And Princess Cruises’ Crown Princess hit rough seas off southern Australia, forcing a temporary shift in course during its 113-day world cruise.