Freedom of the Seas
Lift anchor on a life changing cruise holiday with the Freedom of the Seas, from Royal Caribbean International.
Weighing in a mammoth 155,000 tonnes the Freedom of the Seas is the largest ship in the Royal Caribbean International fleet and the biggest cruise liner ever built. Bow to stern she is filled with incredible facilities and provides action packed cruise holidays for active couples and an entire deck dedicated to keeping children entertained.
The Freedom of the Seas is a giant floating city, the newest, biggest and best ship in the Royal Caribbean International fleet.
On Board
The Freedom of the Seas contains all of Royal Caribbean International’s signature facilities and lots of unique cruise holiday firsts. There’s the rock climbing wall, ice skating rink and basketball, and in addition there’s a fun water park and surfing simulator pool. The Freedom of the Seas is designed specifically as a family cruise holiday vessel, with deck 12’s Adventure Ocean, a world of adventure for younger kids to explore. There’s also specific areas and activities for teenagers, including a cool under 18s nightclub. From any of her 15 decks, views are stunning enough to take your breath away, but to be well and truly wowed head up to the sky high Viking Lounge on deck 15, and marvel at a 360 degree panoramic view, the best onboard.
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Staterooms
The Freedom of the Seas provides a massive range of cabin accommodation and of her 1,800 staterooms just shy of 900 boast private balconies. Staterooms are decorated using a classic cruise holiday palette of pristine white with oceanic blue accents and even standard interior rooms feel spacious and airy. At their most basic, each stateroom is fitted with a 23-inch flat screen TV, mini-fridge, internet connectivity and shower ensuite.
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Dining
Dining plays a crucial role in cruising holidays and the cuisine onboard the Freedom of the Sea never disappoints. Cruise holiday classics like lobster, shrimp and steaks are all served in the main three-tiered dining room and amore laid back menu is available in the Windjammer, including the obligatory endless buffet, with clearly marked stations to make it easier to navigate. Haute cuisine, home cooked Italian, Asian influenced and US-inspired burgers and hotdogs are just a few of the delicious food options available onboard the colossal Freedom of the Seas.
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Deck Plans
You will find all the information you need to know about what is on each deck, find your accommodation, which deck the pool is located on.
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Cheap Cruise Holidays
With great offers on a range of Cruises, booking with Cruise Thomas Cook is a must. If you’re keen to set sail check out our 2013 Cruises and Last Minute Cruises – or if you’re planning ahead browse our 2014 Cruises and 2015 Cruises. For those setting sail from the UK there’s a number of cruises from Southampton to choose from.
Best Cruise Ships
Discover the fun-filled Independence of the Seas, check out the luxurious Oasis of the Seas or go casual when cruising with the Grandeur of the Seas. Part of the P&O Cruise family, the Ventura, Oriana and Azura offer elegant transportation to the world’s best destinations.
More Cruise Ship Choice
For awe-inspiring glass interiors check out the Brilliance of the Seas, or for ice-rinks and fitness centres join the Navigator of the Seas. If you’re after innovation, the Norwegian Epic boasts many unique and wonderful features. The Celebrity Solstice is dubbed a floating paradise and the chic Celebrity Eclipse is effortlessly stylish.