Inside Cabin
Separate sitting area, TV, Radio, Hair dryer
Icon of the Seas is set to wow the world when she launches in 2024. On course to become the world’s largest cruise ship, Royal Caribbean’s new age, high octane, green tech ship will be ground-breaking.
Powered through the waters by liquefied natural gas – a first for Royal Caribbean, all 250,000gt of the Icon of the Seas will be looking to green up its energy use.
Separate sitting area, TV, Radio, Hair dryer
Separate sitting area, TV, Radio, Hair dryer
Separate sitting area, TV, Radio, Hair dryer
TV, Separate sitting area, Air conditioning, Minibar, Espresso machine, Bathrobe
Royal Caribbean haven’t yet revealed the full extent of the dazzling dining options we’re expecting Icon of the Seas to host. What we do know is that some Royal Caribbean favourites will feature. Currently, there are plans for a restaurant in the Aquadome, where you’ll be able to watch mesmerising dive displays while you eat. There will also be a dining area in the ship’s green and lush ‘Central Park’. Suite guests will be able to dine in two exclusive venues: The Grove and the Coastal Kitchen restaurant.
Expect everything to be bigger and better on Icon of the Seas. Royal Caribbean is building its biggest ice arena for its skaters to dazzle you with jaw dropping performances. The Aquadome dive pool will hold daring dive displays and the rhythmic beats of The Hideaway beach club will bring Balearic vibes to Caribbean shores. Step onto Crown’s Edge to teeter on the edge of Icon of the Seas with the ship’s skywalk and obstacle course that will put your bravery to the test. For even more adrenaline rushes, Icon’s waterpark brings the first open-fall slide and first family raft slide to the seas.
With over 28 different cabin types on board to choose from, Icon of the Seas will have accommodation options to suit everyone. The new ship introduces new cabin types, including the conveniently located Surfside Family View Cabins – right next to the Surfside water park and Family Infinite Oceanview Balconies with room for six guests. The new Infinite Family Townhouse will be the largest suite at sea and comes with features over three storeys that include a karaoke area, slide, two balconies and your own private entrance to Surfside.
Icon of the Seas will be ideal for families looking for adventure, entertainment and plenty of pools. The world’s largest cruise ship will have family-friendly neighbourhoods, Swim and Tonic – the largest swim up bar at sea and the Hideaway, a place to chill and unwind. Thrill seekers will instantly be drawn to Icon’s Category 6 – the largest waterpark at sea which includes 6 new record breaking slides.
in 2024, Icon of the Seas itinerary will include two main voyages. Sailing from her home port of Miami, Florida, she’ll undertake 7 day round trip cruises to the Caribbean Islands. Ports will include Royal Caribbean’s flagship destination – Coco Cay, as well as St Maarten, St Kitts & Nevis, St Thomas Island, Cozumel and Costa Maya.
What class of ship is Icon of the Seas?
Icon of the Seas is one of three new Icon class ships ordered by Royal Caribbean. Set to sail in 2024, Icon of the Seas will use new energy technology to power the ship, produce water and create its electricity. Larger than the Oasis class ships, Icon of the Seas will have a gross tonnage of 250,800.
At maximum capacity Icon of the Seas will be able to carry up to 7,600 passengers. It’s expected she’ll sail with around 5,610 passengers in 2,805 cabins. The ship will be 365m long, 65m wide and have 12 decks and it’s expected that Icon of the Seas will also have capacity for 2,350 crew.
Icon of the Seas’ maiden voyage was 27th January 2024 and sailed on a 7 day round trip voyage to the Eastern Caribbean region.