Symphony will offer all the Oasis-class features and some new ones, president and ceo Michael Bayley said Wednesday.
But he wasn't giving much away in what, he admitted, was 'a bit of a tease.'
The ship will be 'slightly longer and a tad wider' than current record-holder Harmony of the Seas, Bayley said. (However, a company infographic released today lists the length as 1,188 feet and width as 215.5 feet—the same dimensions as Harmony.)
Tonnage is being put at 230,000, a bit greater than Harmony's 227,000gt.
Bayley added Symphony will have 20 to 30 more 'nice-size staterooms,' a couple additional features, and the Solarium design has been changed 'quite a lot.'
The ship is under construction at STX France and due for delivery in April 2018. It will sail first from Barcelona, then Miami.
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