The incredible £60 railway on one of the world’s biggest cruise ships

but it has much more to it than just size. 

The ship also offers an incredible immersive railway experience that takes passengers on an unbelievable

is located on Deck 4 of the cruise ship and takes diners on a simulated journey through stunning Western landscapes. 

From deserts and mountains to gold rush towns, digital displays bring the views to life as guests settle into their seats for a five-course meal.

The experience begins on a vintage-style train platform, where guests are welcomed with drinks. 

Once boarding begins, passengers enter the train car, which is designed to replicate classic trains from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

As the “train” departs the station, the seats vibrate slightly to simulate movement, while digital windows show a changing landscape of the American frontier. 

The dining room’s décor, with fixed tables and bench seating, completes the illusion of being on a real train journey.

The menu features classic American dishes with a modern twist, including options like short ribs and a chocolate dessert shaped like a gold bar. 

The meal is served in stages, with everyone receiving their dishes at the same time.

What’s more, there’s a light-hearted storyline that unfolds during the meal. 

Characters, including a conductor, interact with guests, reading playful telegrams addressed to diners. 

Tickets for the Royal Railway cost £60 ($74.99) per adult and £20 ($24.99) per child. 

Passengers with Royal Caribbean’s Unlimited Dining Package can enjoy the experience for a small surcharge of £12 ($15) for adults, with no additional cost for children.

The Wild West theme is the first of several planned for the Royal Railway. Future themes include a Silk Road-inspired journey tracing Marco Polo’s adventures, which is expected to appeal to adults looking for a romantic or unique dining experience. 

Plans are also underway for other concepts, such as whiskey tastings and brunch options.