Symphony of the Seas

The announcement of the results came after the cruise ship docked in Miami.

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Royal Caribbean’s Symphony of the Seas returned to Miami with 48 cases of COVID-19 among guests and crew.

A baby’s first vacation turned for the worse after she got sick on board. Her family is now suing the cruise line, saying its doctors didn’t do enough.

In February, Phoebe Moon’s parents snapped a photo of the nine-month-old baby carrying a teddy bear on a plane to Miami.  “It was Phoebe’s first holiday,” said Phoebe’s mother, Aimee Moon, during a Zoom interview from the United Kingdom.  Once they arrived, they boarded the Royal Caribbean’s Symphony of the Seas—a ship that promotes activities for the little ones online. ...

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The Symphony of the Seas, the largest cruise ship in the world, has arrived at its home port in Miami.

Royal Caribbean’s Symphony of the Seas is 18 floors high, almost the length of the Empire State Building and can carry about 6,700 passengers.