Top 10 Biggest Cruise Ships in the World
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Top 10 Biggest Cruise Ships; here are the largest cruise ship in the world ordered according to their weight and the number of people they can accommodate during leisure trip. It is an Amazing moment to see in the Ship gathers thousands of tourists together which is equal to a small village or town.
The largest Cruises ship in the world
1. Allure of the seas
Allure of the seas, this ship was owned and operated by Caribbean International, this cruise ship weighs 226000 tons and can accommodate 6296 people. When the crew is included it can accommodate 2896 people more and it can serve up to 8500 people in single ship.
2. Oasis of the seas
Oasis of the seas weighs 225842 tons and accommodate to 5400 people.
3. Norwegian epic
Norwegian epic is owned and operated by Norwegian Cruise Line, it weighs 155873 and can accommodate up to 4100 people and 1708 people with crew.
4. Freedom of the seas
Freedom of the seas weighs 154407 tons and can carry 3634 tourists at a time.
5. Liberty of the seas
Liberty of the seas is a luxury cruise ship built by Royal Caribbean, which weighs 154400 and can carry 4600 passengers.
6. Independence of the seas
Independence of the seas is another Royal Caribbean ship, which weighs almost equal to Liberty of the Seas. It can carry up to 4370 tourists.
7. RMS Queen Mary 2
RMS Queen Mary 2, owned and managed by British Company which weighs 150000 tons and provides space for 3090 people.
8. MSC Divina
MSC Divina, it was designed by De Jorio Design International in 2012. It is owned and managed by MSC Cruises, it allows space for 3502 passengers 1388 crew members.
9. Navigator of the seas
Navigator of the seas, this is another cruise owned by Royal Caribbean which can accommodate 3114 passengers.
10. Mariner of the seas
Mariner of the seas, it is the third first-generation Voyager-class cruise ship owned and operated by Royal Caribbean which provide space for 3100 passengers and 1180 crew members.
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