Independence of the Seas
The third and final ship in the Freedom Class of Royal Caribbean ships is the Independence of the Seas who along with her sister ships Freedom of the Seas and Liberty of the Seas are the largest cruise ships built, though in Dec 2009 they will be super seeded by Oasis of the Seas.
Having been in service since early 2008, Independence of the Seas can accommodate over 3,600 passengers over her 15 decks. Standing at 154,407 tons and 1,112 feet long, this giant cruising ship is an impressive site. Independence of the Seas currently sails out of Southampton, generally on med cruises and takes guests all around the world.
On board Independence of the Seas there is plenty to do, an interactive water park called the H2O Zone and a FlowRider wave machine. As well as this is a full sports complex including a basketball and volleyball area. A theatre, ice rink and rock climbing wall are just some of the other attractions on board.
This Freedom Class vessel is full of things to do as well as a wide range of places to dine or enjoy a snack, including the Ben & Jerry’s ice cream shop. Royal Caribbean have made a city on the sea with Independence of the Seas.
A Royal Caribbean Cruise
- Royal Caribbean Cruising Style
- Royal Caribbean Dining
- Royal Caribbean Cabins
- What's Onboard Royal Caribbean
Royal Caribbean Ships
- Royal Caribbean Cruise Ships
- Allure of the Seas
- Brilliance of the Seas
- Freedom of the Seas
- Independence of the Seas
- Jewel of the Seas
- Legend of the Seas
- Mariner of the Seas
- Navigator of the Seas
- Oasis of the Seas
- Voyager of the Seas
The Independence of the Seas
- Independence of the Seas Facts & Figures
- Independence of the Seas Cruises 2010
- Last Minute Independence of the Seas Cruises
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