This UNREAL $2 Billion Cruise Ship Holds 10,000 People! | Star Of The Seas

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The creators provide an extensive tour of the Star of the Seas, a new Icon Class cruise ship capable of holding 10,000 people. The video begins with their arrival at the port via a private transfer service, which they describe as a seamless way to reach the ship. Once onboard, they explore various amenities including the Aquadome, the central park area with real plants, and the Thrill Island water park. They highlight the ship's ability to accommodate large crowds without feeling overcrowded. The creators also review several dining options, specifically praising the Feta restaurant in the Aquadome Market and the various free food choices available. A significant portion of the video is dedicated to a detailed tour of their ocean view cabin, showcasing features like the mobile desk, various plug types, and the view from the window. They conclude by sharing their impressions of the ship's atmosphere, the quality of the artwork, and the overall luxury experience provided by Royal Caribbean.
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Star of the seas is royal Caribbeans newest mega ship cruise ship.
They have killed it every time. Just literally makes boarding day feel seamless.
I think Royal might have found the secret to getting 10,000 people on a ship and not making it feel full.
It never feels busy. I think Royal might have found the secret to getting 10,000 people on a ship and not making it feel full.
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