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The Royal Caribbean International's vessel is the size of nearly four soccer fields
A small boats cruises past the worlds largest cruise ship, the 361 metres long, Harmony of the Seas, berthed in port ahead of its maiden voyage, in Southampton, Britain May 17, 2016. PHOTO: REUTERS
The world's largest cruise ship, Harmony of the Seas, arrived in the British port of Southampton on Tuesday ahead of its maiden cruise later this month.
The Royal Caribbean International's vessel measures 362 metres (1187.66 ft) long, the size of nearly four soccer fields, and weighs around 227,000 gross registered tons. It also features a 10-storey water slide, 20 restaurants and 23 swimming pools, according to BBC.
The vessel took more than two-and-a-half years to construct and also has 16 guest decks, 52 trees in the park, and 11,252 works of art.
The ship will sail from Southampton on short trips to northern Europe ahead of a maiden cruise which arrives in Barcelona in early June.
The Royal Caribbean International's vessel measures 362 metres (1187.66 ft) long, the size of nearly four soccer fields, and weighs around 227,000 gross registered tons. It also features a 10-storey water slide, 20 restaurants and 23 swimming pools, according to BBC.
The vessel took more than two-and-a-half years to construct and also has 16 guest decks, 52 trees in the park, and 11,252 works of art.
The ship will sail from Southampton on short trips to northern Europe ahead of a maiden cruise which arrives in Barcelona in early June.