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Southern Living on MSNThe World's Newest (And Largest) Cruise Ship Is Now Setting Sail From Florida
Royal Caribbean's Star of the Seas is the world’s newest and largest cruise ship, sailing from Port Canaveral, Florida. Guests can enjoy 13 complimentary and 14 specialty dining spots, 18 bars, and ...
Royal Caribbean's Star of the Seas is the world's biggest cruise ship alongside sister ship Icon of the Seas and I was one of ...
While Star of the Seas is still moored on the banks of Florida’s Cape Canaveral, it’s difficult to understand what being the ...
Cruise lines often have their own private islands and Royal Caribbean is no exception - we take a look at what cruise ...
The Star of the Seas is a 20-deck, 1,196-foot long vessel that accommodates a staggering 5,610 guests at a time - earning it ...
Port Canaveral’s Jetty Park shoreline was filled with hundreds of park visitors, campers, and beachgoers providing an enthusiastic send-off to the world’s largest cruise ship, Royal Caribbean’s Star ...
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FamilyVacationist on MSNStar of the Seas review: The perfect cruise ship for multi-generational families
Royal Caribbean's Star of the Seas is an ideal vacation for families and multi-generational groups looking for a mix of big ...
The Star of the Seas is now in service for Royal Caribbean International, embarking on its first revenue cruise on Aug. 16, ...
Photographer Malcolm Denemark was there to make photo magic as Royal Caribbean's Star of the Seas, made its way into Port ...
Cruise lovers are getting a new gigantic ship to try out, and once again, Florida has the best view. Royal Caribbean’s Star of the Seas, all 20 decks of it, was scheduled to leave Port Canaveral near ...
Royal Caribbean International announced on Friday that research astronaut Kellie Gerardi was selected as the godmother of the ...
A passenger on Royal Caribbean's new Star of the Seas ship fell off a pier while the boat was docked in the Bahamas on ...
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