Largest cruise ships in the world

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Largest cruise ships in the world

To be honest, the world's 10 largest cruise ships are more like small cities than little schooners. The various dining options are plentiful, the spas offer every treatment imaginable and the theatrical entertainment is world-class. Plus, there are zip lines, casinos, pool deck movie screens and more on these massive boats. While it might be more difficult to find some peace and quiet on these gigantic ships, you can rest assured that your entertainment needs will most definitely be served. | Emily H. Bratcher

Royal Princess • Gross Tonnage: 142,229 • Length: 1,083 feet -- Princess Cruises' Royal Princess first set sail in 2013, but the atrium inside the regal ship looks like it's right out of 1900s-era Europe with its gold, glass and marble finishes and brilliant chandelier. Even with the Old World touches, guests can rest assured that the ship is completely up-to-date with modern luxuries. The SeaWalk, a glass-paneled walkway, extends 28 feet beyond the ship's edge to give guests an unparalleled closeness to the sea and sky. In the evenings, the ship unveils an enormous movie screen (the largest of any Princess ship) on the top deck that plays films under the stars. There's even an indoor driving range for golfers and a laser shooting range for the younger ones (or for those who are young at heart). | Photo courtesy Princess Cruises

Freedom of the Seas • Gross Tonnage: 154,407 • Length: 1,112 feet -- There is more than enough water to go around on the Freedom of the Seas: This Royal Caribbean ship features 10 pools and whirlpools in which to take a dip, and there's even a water park for the kids. But on this ship, there's freedom to spend your days outside of the water, too. Get your heart pumping on the rock climbing wall or on the ice skating rink, or relax in the 3-D movie theater or at the Vitality Spa. You'll have your pick of dining choices, too, with eight options ranging from sushi to ice cream to steak. And if you want to get hitched while at a cruising speed of 22 knots, Freedom of the Seas even features the Skylight Wedding Chapel. If there’s not an itinerary that appeals to your interest on this ship, consider setting sail on one of its sister ships, the Liberty of the Seas or the Independence of the Seas, all of which are identical in size. | Photo courtesy Royal Caribbean International

Norwegian Epic • Gross Tonnage: 155,873 • Length: 1,081 feet -- Norwegian Cruise Lines' 1,081-foot-long Norwegian Epic certainly has some impressive features, but perhaps its most notable is the Aqua Park. This water park boasts three pools, five hot tubs and three several-story water slides, not to mention a 200-foot-long bowl slide — the first-ever at sea. Along with the Aqua Park, the Norwegian Epic also offers plenty of other activities to keep you busy at sea, like a bowling alley, a comedy club, a casino and a 31,000-square-foot spa and fitness facility. Participating in all of these activities will surely work up an appetite, and you'll be well-served with 18 different dining options. Care for dinner and a show? This Norwegian ship also stages a live Cirque du Soleil performance, "Cirque Dreams," which guests can enjoy while dining. Even though the ship welcomes up to 4,100 passengers, the Norewegian Epic is well equipped to serve them with a crew of 1,753 — that's one crew member for about every two guests. | Photo courtesy Norwegian Cruise Line

Oasis of the Seas Gross • Tonnage: 225,282 • Length: 1,187 feet -- The 1,187-foot-long Oasis of the Seas can comfortably accommodate up to 6,360 guests. But this Royal Caribbean cruise liner also proves that quantity doesn't have to mean a sacrifice in quality. Although the ship contains 25 dining options, seven neighborhoods, numerous bars and more, it also maintains a high level of service with about a 1-to-3 crew-to-passenger ratio. Among the smattering of amenities you'll find four pools, one of which turns into an aquatheater at night where acrobats perform high dives and other tricks into a pool for the audience. Plus, there are amenities for adults and kids alike: The Vitality Spa offers everything from acupuncture to hot stone massages, and children will surely enjoy meet-and-greets with cartoon characters out of movies like "Madagascar" and "Shrek." To further entertain you, the ship also hosts performances of the popular musical "Hairspray," and it even boasts a Coach store. | Photo courtesy Royal Caribbean International 

Allure of the Seas • Gross Tonnage: 225,282 • Length: 1,187 feet -- Royal Caribbean's Allure of the Seas is, as they say, large and in charge. Of its many superlatives, the cruise ship maintains a crew of 2,384 to serve up to 6,318 guests. It boasts seven neighborhoods, including a Central Park with plenty of trees; it also offers 25 different dining options, including the world's first Starbucks at sea. When Allure of the Seas isn't appeasing your appetite, the cruise ship tempts your adventurous spirit with two 43-foot-tall rock climbing walls and two surfing simulators, as well as a zip line that traverses nine decks. For more relaxing pursuits, you can test your luck at the 18,000-square-foot casino or take in a show: The ship's main theater stages the Broadway musical "Chicago." To these enticements, the ship also adds a variety of Caribbean itineraries, truly making it an allure of the seas. | Photo courtesy Royal Caribbean International

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