Facts About Icon Of The Seas That Will Surprise You

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Facts About Icon Of The Seas That Will Surprise You

Icon of the Seas is the world's largest cruise ship — and almost nothing on board is what it looks like. In this video we break down 10 surprising facts about Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas, the newest Icon Class ship sailing out of Miami: the 175-ton Pearl that secretly holds the ship up, the record-breaking Aquadome, the Crown's Edge trapdoor, and the hidden engineering most passengers never notice — the LNG engines powering a floating city, the azipods that turn a 1,200-foot ship without a rudder, and the stabilizers keeping it level. Whether you're planning a Royal Caribbean cruise or just love how the biggest cruise ship in the world actually works, these Icon of the Seas facts will change how you see it.
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