What does the world's largest cruise ship "Symphony of the Seas" look like

Symphony of the Seas, the world's largest cruise ship, was transferred by the French shipbuilder STX to the American giant Royal Caribbean International on March 23.

Recently, the last preparations were made on the ship before its first voyage to the Mediterranean Sea.

Source: Daily Mail

The cost of the vessel is estimated at 1.35 billion US dollars, the weight of the liner is 228,000 tons, and the length is 362 meters, which is only 20 meters less than the height of the Empire State Building.

Built over two years, the liner is capable of accommodating 8000 people, including 2,200 employees.

The ship's attractions include a springboard, an ice rink, a mini golf course, climbing walls, a surfing simulator, a full-size basketball court and a casino.

In the picture: an impressive view from the deck of the Central Park, demonstrating the grandeur of the ship.

The 228,000-ton vessel has been called a "playground for guests of all ages."

The Symphony started its first journey across the Mediterranean on Saturday morning. Before heading to her home port in Miami, the ship headed to Malaga in Spain.

In the picture, the audience waves after the departing ship, wishing him a safe journey.