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Gross Tonnage: 154,417
Length: 1,112 feet
Width: 184 feet
Draft: 29 feet
Speed: 21.6 knots(service)
22.5 (maximum)
Staterooms: 1,817
Passengers: 4,328
Crew: 1,400
Registered: Bahamas
Line: Royal Caribbean International
Entered service: May 2006
Builder: Kvaerner Masa-Yards,
Turku, Finland
Stablizers: 2 B&V Industinetech
Gernators/Engines: 6 Warsilia Diesel 12V6
generators (12,600 kw each)
Propulsion: Each propeller is driven by a
double wound 3-phase synchronous motor. The motors
are mounted directly on the propeller shaft inside
submerged pods. The three propellers are arranged so
that the center propeller is a pushing non-azimuthing
Fixipod type and the two wing ones are pulling
azimuthing Azipod type steering propellers.
"The New Title Holder" - - Profile of
Freedom of the Seas including an interview with
Captain Carlos Perdicini.
"Big and Bigger" - - A comparison of
Freedom of the Seas and Queen Mary 2, the largest
passenger ships ever built.
Captain Carlos Perdicini
DECK PLANS
(courtesy of Royal Caribbean)
See the layout of the world's largest cruise ship.
FREEDOM
OF THE SEAS
PROFILE
PAGE
Below: Statues of jet fighters adorn the
top of an atrium.
CRUISE COMPASS Each day passengers on
FREEDOM OF THE SEAS receive a copy of Cruise
Compass listing the day's events and providing other
information. Attached is a copy of one issue. It is presented
for historical purposes as Beyondships has no control over
Royal Caribbean and cannot say whether it is representative of
what Royal Caribbean will do in the future.
CRUISE NEWS In the attached issue of Cruise
News, Royal Caribbean gives brief biographical sketches of
senior ship personnel as well as "Useful Information" for
passengers.
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