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Royal Caribbean lines up sister act
Tuesday, 12 Nov, 2010
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The world’s two largest ships will sit side by side when Allure of the Seas is joined by sister ship Oasis of the Seas for a photo shoot on Saturday.
Royal Caribbean International’s brand spanking new cruise ship Allure arrived at her homeport in Fort Lauderdale on Thursday as crowds gathered to watch and marine escorts welcomed her in.
Hundreds of green-fingered gardeners will flock onto the ship over the coming weeks as they fill her “Central Park neighbourhood” with 12,000 plants.
The official naming of the ship, which can host 6,200 guests, will take place on November 28 on an inaugural one-night cruise.
Images from the photoshoot of the two ships will be available at www.royalcaribbeanpresscenter.com
by Dinah Hatch
Dinah
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