Freedom of the Seas Debuts in NY

May 10, 2006

Royal Carribean's Freedom of the Seas enters New York Harbor May 10. The Freedom of the Seas, a ship four times the size of the Titanic, has just completed its first trip across the Atlantic.

U.S. Coast Guard Photo by PA3 Angelia Rorison

Freedom of the Seas Debuts in NY

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