Why Cruise Ships Keep Getting Bigger

Royal Caribbean’s soon to be sailing, Icon of the Seas, will be the world’s biggest cruise ship. But how does going bigger and bigger make financial sense for cruise companies? We dive under the hull to understand all the sneaky tactics used to to help drive record profits.
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[@lindseybeavers45]

Yall always have the most interesting topics

[@Campfire_Bandit]

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[@zfvr]

You should have mentioned tremendous amounts of pollution these ships make

[@lovedfriend2020]

RCCL and others are gonna get to a point where they don't need to go to islands just because they have so much stuff onboard!

[@allynwadleigh2210]

I call it the sardine effect! How many people can we jam in the ship for profit! I personally would rather sail on the smaller more personal ships!

[@GabrielEvans]

Really enjoyed this one!

[@DFW_Spotter]

I just got off the voyager last month and I’m booked for the Harmony next year, I got to say even tho the harmony can absolutely dwarf the voyager, the voyager is still and absolutely f*cking massive ship, I felt like an ant next to it, can’t wait to see the harmony

[@NotShowingOff]

Totally missed the point of the video.

[@yiselyerorodriguez5433]

Cash money baby *oof*

[@SmashGhost]

No, ships do not run on diesel!

[@zumabbar]

what are you talking about