Top 10 Biggest Cruise Ships in the World

Embarking on a cruise has always been a captivating adventure, but in recent years, cruise ships have taken luxury and grandeur to a whole new level. Today, we dive into the world of colossal cruise ships, where size knows no bounds and amenities are designed to amaze. Join us as we explore the top 10 biggest cruise ships in the world, each offering an opulent experience that will leave you in awe.

Cruise ships are getting bigger and bigger, and the top 10 biggest cruise ships in the world are truly massive. These ships offer a wide variety of amenities and activities, and they can accommodate thousands of passengers.

Here is a list of the world's top 10 biggest cruise ships:

1. Icon of the Seas (Royal Caribbean)

   

   Icon of the Seas is the largest cruise ship in the world by gross tonnage. It was built by Meyer Turku in Finland and was launched in December 2022. The ship is scheduled to begin sailing in 2024 out of PortMiami.
   • Gross tonnage: 250,800
   • Length: 1,198 feet
   • Passenger decks: 20
   • Staterooms: 2,867
   • Passenger capacity: 5,610
   • Crew capacity: 2,350

2. Wonder of the Seas (Royal Caribbean)

   

   Wonder of the Seas is a floating city with 2,867 staterooms and a capacity of 5,734 passengers. It features a variety of amenities, including a Central Park with real trees, a 10-story slide, and a FlowRider surfing simulator.
   • Gross tonnage: 236,857
   • Length: 1,188 feet
   • Passenger decks: 16
   • Staterooms: 2,867
   • Passenger capacity: 5,734
   • Crew capacity: 2,300

3. Symphony of the Seas (Royal Caribbean)

   

   Symphony of the Seas is a sister ship to the Wonder of the Seas. It features many of the same amenities, as well as a new AquaTheater with acrobatic shows.
   • Gross tonnage: 228,081
   • Length: 1,188 feet
   • Passenger decks: 18
   • Staterooms: 2,759
   • Passenger capacity: 6,680
   • Crew capacity: 2,200

4. Harmony of the Seas (Royal Caribbean)

   

   Harmony of the Seas is another sister ship to the Wonder of the Seas and Symphony of the Seas. It features a zip line, a ropes course, and a laser tag arena.
   • Gross tonnage: 226,963
   • Length: 1,188 feet
   • Passenger decks: 18
   • Staterooms: 2,747
   • Passenger capacity: 6,687
   • Crew capacity: 2,175

5. Oasis of the Seas (Royal Caribbean)

   

   Oasis of the Seas was the world's largest cruise ship when it was first launched in 2009. It features a Boardwalk with shops and restaurants, an AquaTheater, and a Central Park with real trees.
   • Gross tonnage: 226,838
   • Length: 1,180 feet
   • Passenger decks: 16
   • Staterooms: 2,704
   • Passenger capacity: 6,780
   • Crew capacity: 2,165

6. Allure of the Seas (Royal Caribbean)

   

   Allure of the Seas is a sister ship to the Oasis of the Seas. It features the same amenities, as well as a new ice skating rink.
   • Gross tonnage: 225,282
   • Length: 1,180 feet
   • Passenger decks: 16
   • Staterooms: 2,742
   • Passenger capacity: 6,780
   • Crew capacity: 2,165

7. MSC World Europa (MSC Cruises)

   

   MSC World Europa is a new ship from MSC Cruises. It features a variety of innovative features, including a robotic bar and a virtual reality arcade.
   • Gross tonnage: 215,863
   • Length: 1,093 feet
   • Passenger decks: 19
   • Staterooms: 2,626
   • Passenger capacity: 6,762
   • Crew capacity: 1,710

8. Arvia (P&O Cruises)

   

   Arvia is a new ship from P&O Cruises. It features a variety of family-friendly amenities, including a waterpark and a kids' club.
   • Gross tonnage: 184,707
   • Length: 1,130 feet
   • Passenger decks: 17
   • Staterooms: 2,300
   • Passenger capacity: 6,685
   • Crew capacity: 1,300

9. Costa Smeralda (Costa Cruises)

   

   Costa Smeralda is a new ship from Costa Cruises. It features a modern design with a focus on Italian cuisine and culture.
   • Gross tonnage: 185,010
   • Length: 337 meters
   • Passenger decks: 19
   • Staterooms: 2,612
   • Passenger capacity: 6,554
   • Crew capacity: 1,680

10. Costa Toscana (Costa Cruises)

    

    Costa Toscana is a sister ship to the Costa Smeralda. It features the same amenities, as well as a new laser tag arena.
    • Gross tonnage: 185,010
    • Length: 337 meters
    • Passenger decks: 19
    • Staterooms: 2,612
    • Passenger capacity: 6,554
    • Crew capacity: 1,680

11. P&O Iona (P&O Cruises)

    

    P&O Iona is a new ship from P&O Cruises. It features a variety of amenities, including a glass-bottomed pool and a rooftop bar.
    • Gross tonnage: 184,000
    • Length: 1,150 feet
    • Passenger decks: 17
    • Staterooms: 2,374
    • Passenger capacity: 5,218
    • Crew capacity: 1,398

These are just a few of the world's biggest cruise ships. As the cruise industry continues to grow, it's likely that we'll see even larger ships in the future