Icon of the Seas launched in January 2024 as the largest cruise ship in history at 250,800 GT, but size was really just the starting point. Eight neighbourhoods, including the new Chill Island and the adults-only Hideaway Beach, function as independent resort experiences so guests never have to repeat the same activity twice in a week. Category 6 waterpark broke every at-sea record for scale, and the AquaDome's underwater-inspired performance arena hosts shows that rival Broadway productions. Three solid years of sold-out sailings confirmed the appetite for bigger, bolder cruising isn't slowing down.
Dining
22 venues
Included in your fare
AquaDome MarketAssorted food stands
Coastal KitchenMediterranean/Continental
El Loco FreshMexican
Main Dining RoomContinental
Park CafeDeli
Specialty dining
BasecampAssorted
Celebration TableAmerican, Italian, Asian or seafood
Chops GrilleSteakhouse
Empire Supper ClubAmerican
Giovanni's Italian Kitchen and Wine BarItalian
Specifications
Year built
2024
Passengers
7,514
Crew
2,350
Passenger-to-crew ratio
3.2 : 1
Decks
20
Length
365 m
Beam
64 m
Upcoming sailings on Icon Of The Seas
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Routes Icon Of The Seas sails
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