Royal Caribbean's first Icon Class ship and one of the largest cruise ships in the world, with the biggest waterpark at sea.
Icon of the Seas launched in 2024 as the first of Royal Caribbean's Icon Class, and it's built for families who want everything on one ship.
It sails 7-night Caribbean cruises, usually with a day at Perfect Day at CocoCay.
Icon of the Seas is a Royal Caribbean ship in the Icon Class.
Icon of the Seas entered service in 2024.
Icon of the Seas carries about 5,600 guests at double occupancy and measures about 250,000 gross tons.
Upcoming Icon of the Seas sailings depart from Miami. Homeports change by season, so ask me for the latest schedule.
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The second Icon Class ship, with the same Category 6 waterpark, Surfside and AquaDome as Icon of the Seas.
Royal Caribbean's newest Oasis Class ship, made for 3- and 4-night weekend getaways to the Bahamas.
An Oasis Class favorite with eight neighborhoods, the Ultimate Abyss slide and Broadway-style shows, sailing the Caribbean.
