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A PASSPORT may be required to travel outside the United States.
Select "Passports" in the menu to the left, and then select "Traveling to Caribbean, Bermuda, Mexico, or Canada"
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The Ultimate Ship Debuts June 2006
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Freedom of the Seas
Royal Caribbean International
"Freedom of the Seas will be the most
head-turning, most innovative and most forward-looking
ship in the cruise industry
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its name was chosen deliberately to convey the enormity of
features and amenities offered on this extraordinary ship...
Freedom of the Seas is really all about freedom of choice.
Freedom to explore. Freedom to relax. Freedom to make one's own
vacation plans reflective of one's own tastes and
interests."
Richard D. Fain, Royal Caribbean Chairman and CEO
Royal Caribbean International Names New Ultra-Voyager Cruise
Ship
Linda Garrison, Miami, Nov. 9, 2004
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Royal Caribbean International's Freedom of the Seas, which will
be the largest in the world when it debuts in June 2006, will
showcase a top deck aqua environment known as the
H20 Zone that will be comprised of three distinctive
spaces, including a family pool area, an adults only Solarium
and the main pool area. The ship will also boast the largest
rock-climbing wall at sea. It will also feature an ice
skating rink and a 445 foot Royal Promenade. The ship
will also offer six new classes of family-style suites.
To learn more about Freedom’s remarkable features
click here
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At 158,000 GRT (gross registered tons) and holding 3,600
guests double-occupancy, Freedom of the Seas will cruise
seven-night Western Caribbean itineraries from Miami
calling in Cozumel, Mexico, George Town, Grand Cayman, Montego
Bay, Jamaica and Royal Caribbean's private island, Labadee,
Hispaniola.
To learn more about these exciting itineraries
click here
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