Their most exciting feature is, of course, its water adventure on "Thrill Island" which takes up much of the top floor. It includes a slide with a free-fall drop that Royal Caribbean hasn't seen on any other ship as well as one with the tallest drop. There's even room for everyone to have fun at the same time on the first-ever family raft rides.
There are also suspended activities, like a ropes course, where you can see what it looks like to be 154 feet above the ocean.
If you're not so much a thrill seeker, there's also a relaxing "Hideaway" area that gives a beach club aesthetic and has its first-ever infinity pool.
There's a multi-level terrace surrounding it and a designated bar for those hanging out.
The sunset views in this infinity pool are going to be incredible.
"The Hideaway" rendering.Royal Caribbean | Website
The ship will also include 2,805 staterooms and hold up to 5,610 guests, which is double occupancy. There is going to be a Central Park for people to walk through and even an AquaDome with water shooting from the ceiling in a theatre-like setting.
The cruise won't set sail until August 2024, but they are already accepting reservations for 7 days, starting at $1,151 per person.
Before you get going, check out our Responsible Travel Guide so you can be informed, be safe, be smart, and most of all, be respectful on your adventure.
