Posted on 06/02/2026 11:14:57 AM PDT by dynachrome
Seas the day.
Plans are being put forward to create the world’s first-ever “floating city,” which would be powered by nuclear energy and have a capacity of 80,000 – dwarfing the finest cruise ships in the world.
Visions of the so-called Freedom Ship have existed since the 1990s, but they have been brought back to life once again – this time under Freedom Cruise Line CEO Roger Gooch, who told the Telegraph, “We feel very confident that we can put this together, but capitalization is key.”
Should it come to reality, the megaship would dwarf anything produced by the likes of Royal Caribbean or Carnival Cruise Line.
A proposed capacity of 80,000 people would dwarf Royal Caribbean’s $2 billion Icon of the Seas, which stands at a maximum of 7,600 guests and 2,350 crew members.
(Excerpt) Read more at nypost.com ...
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CEO Roger Gooch...Galt’s Gooch.
So, I’ve lived to see the invention of the spindizzy? Cool.
Yeah, a bad one that couldn’t entertain anyone but you.
actually karen, you seem to be the only one offended by it....sorry you’re so fragile...
That was a good read.
Who gets the onboard drug franchise? How many gettopotamy and gettoprincesses are allowed? Is yelling into a cell phone while dining or shopping permitted?
Wow! I can’t wait.
Just think...80,000+ drunken/high black people twerking AND beating each other senseless 24/7.
What fun.
Just think...80,000+ drunken/high black people twerking AND beating each other senseless 24/7. What fun.
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Added bonus: you get to pay to watch and there is no where to escape the mayhem! Icing on the cake!
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