Royal Caribbean- Is Bigger Better? A discussion of the pros and cons of the larger ships. You decide
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But none more so than Royal Caribbean. They have the largest ships at sea.
So really it's kind of a mixed bag all around. It doesn't seem to indicate that bigger is better there.
If you just want a quieter vacation and want to be able to go watch a lounge singer and have a nice quiet dinner, you'll be perfectly content on the smaller ships on the fleet.
So if you don't think you need all that stuff, I would stick to the smaller ship. You're going to save some money and you're going to avoid crowds.
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This video is a discussion of Royal Caribbean Cruises and whether their newer and larger ships are really better than the older smaller ones. Royal Caribbean currently sails 28 cruise ships between about 2000 passengers and 7600 passengers. Obviously the larger ships have more amenities but there are some downsides as well. We take a look at the pros and cons in this video. #royalcaribbean #cruisetips #iconoftheseas Link to Navigator of the Seas Review Video: https://youtu.be/oOA3EjrKz28 Link to Navigator of the Seas Walkthrough Video: https://youtu.be/-Vh9xmJ5GdU Link to Harmony of the Seas Review Video: https://youtu.be/6qgqOnGnPv0 Timeline: 00:00 Introduction 00:41 Current fleet 02:03 Cruise Reviews 02:46 Amenities On board 06:03 Crowds 07:35 Recommended Option 08:00 Reservations required 09:04 Future Options The Whent There Cruising Channel is dedicated to cruising content. We provide cruise news, cruise reviews, cruise ship and excursion tours and general cruise commentary.