Freedom of the Seas, a real people-watching ship!The Freedom of the Seas is the largest cruise ship ever built when she is launched in May 2006. The ship's extra length and size has enabled Royal Caribbean International (RCI) to include lots of exciting options first time on a cruise ship such as a surfing pool, a 9-hole miniature golf course, a three-story dining room, a full three miles of public corridors and the biggest casinos at sea. 
Maiden Voyage: June 4, 2006 Passenger Capacity: 3,634 (double occupancy) Godmother: Katherine Louise Calder Gross Tonnage: 160,000 Length: 1,112 feet Max Beam: 184 feet Draft: 28 feet Cruising Speed: 21.6 knots Freedom is a real people-watching ship; even those who can't do all of what she offers seem to enjoy watching those who can.
Ship Features Special Highlights:
There is an ice-skating rink for recreational skating as well as for Ice Capades type shows, a casino, a Johnny RocketsŪ '50s-style restaurant, Ben & Jerry'sŪ ice cream, and a lot more. There are many different levels of cabins, ranging from the 14-person, 1200 square foot Presidential Family Suite to a 160 square foot, twin-bed interior cabins. 
Fitness center is equipped with the latest equipment and a large aerobics room. There is a full-sized boxing ring on board too. Freedom has a very large main dining room is set on three levels (each has a theme and different name: Leonardo, Isaac, and Galileo). A dramatic staircase connects all three levels, the dining room is non-smoking. The ship features extensive WiFi capabilities and mobile phone connectivity, as well as flat-screen TVs in every stateroom. You've got to see Freedom of the Seas to believe it!
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