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2500 staterooms, 20 dining venues, 23 swimming pools and a park with more than 10,000 plants and 50 trees - no wonder MS Harmony of the Seas is called a floating city. An Oasis-class vessel, the largest passenger class in the world, this ship cost a whopping $1 billion or £ 700 million.
2500 staterooms, 20 dining venues, 23 swimming pools and a park with more than 10,000 plants and 50 trees - no wonder MS Harmony of the Seas is called a floating city. An Oasis-class vessel, the largest passenger class in the world, this ship cost a whopping $1 billion or £ 700 million.
It received a thunderous welcome at the Southampton port on Tuesday morning upon its arrival at the port of Saint-Nazaire.
At 1187 feet, it is longer than the Eiffel Tower, boasts a 6360-passenger capacity and holds the record for being the widest cruise ship ever built.
Ushering in a new era for the Mediterranean and Caribbean tourism, she would be the 25th ship to be enlisted in the Royal Caribbean International Fleet and also the most expensive one on the list!