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Itinerary : Miami, Costa Maya, Roatan, Cozumel, Coco Cay, Miami
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Miami
4/18/2026
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1 471 $CA
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2 091 $CA
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09-23 May 2026
13 Jun 2026
04-25 Jul 2026
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Itinerary : Miami, Philippsburg, Charlote Amalie, Coco Cay, Miami
32 other departures
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Miami
10/24/2026
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1 847 $CA
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2 677 $CA
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25 Apr 2026
16-30 May 2026
27 Jun 2026
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Itinerary : Miami, Costa Maya, Roatan, Cozumel, Miami
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Miami
5/2/2026
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1 732 $CA
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2 635 $CA
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Itinerary : Miami, Costa Maya, Roatan, Cozumel, Miami
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Miami
5/1/2027
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1 859 $CA
Itinerary : Miami, Charlote Amalie, San Juan, Coco Cay, Miami
3 other departures
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Miami
8/29/2026
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2 120 $CA
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2 950 $CA
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06 Jun 2026
18 Jul 2026
10 Oct 2026
Itinerary : Miami, Philippsburg, San Juan, Coco Cay, Miami
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Miami
6/20/2026
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2 406 $CA
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3 311 $CA
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Itinerary : Miami, Coco Cay, Charlote Amalie, Philippsburg, Miami
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Miami
5/29/2027
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2 407 $CA
Itinerary : Galveston, Cozumel, Roatan, Costa Maya, Galveston
2 other departures
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Galveston
10/31/2027
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1 595 $CA
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03-17 Oct 2027
Itinerary : Galveston, Costa Maya, Roatan, Cozumel, Galveston
3 other departures
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Galveston
9/5/2027
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1 690 $CA
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16-22 Aug 2027
19 Sep 2027
Itinerary : Galveston, Roatan, Costa Maya, Cozumel, Galveston
16 other departures
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Galveston
11/14/2027
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1 762 $CA
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28 Nov 2027
12-19-26 Dec 2027
02-09-23-30 Jan 2028
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Itinerary : Galveston, Cozumel, Roatan, Costa Maya, Galveston
5 other departures
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Galveston
3/26/2028
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1 874 $CA
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21 Nov 2027
05 Dec 2027
16 Jan 2028
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Itinerary : Galveston, Cozumel, Costa Maya, Coco Cay, Galveston
5 other departures
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Galveston
9/25/2027
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2 190 $CA
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28 Aug 2027
11 Sep 2027
09-23 Oct 2027
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Itinerary : Miami, Coco Cay, Willemstad (Curaçao), Aruba, Galveston
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Miami
8/7/2027
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3 002 $CA
The Icon of the Seas boasts an exceptional variety of bars and lounges
Onboard, around twenty venues offer unique and captivating experiences
The Lime And Coconut®: an innovative pool bar spanning three decks, perfect for enjoying cocktails under the sun.
Boleros and Cantina Fresca™: experience the Latino passion with these two exotic bars pulsating with vibrant rhythms.
The Lemon Post and Basecamp Bar: family-friendly bars offering relaxation and fun for all ages
Desserted™ Milkshake Bar: a milkshake bar where originality and delight come together for an unforgettable sweet break
The Icon of the Seas features over 20 dining options, offering a world-class culinary journey without ever leaving the ship
Three main dining rooms and a spacious buffet restaurant provide a variety of gastronomic experiences
Savor flavors from international, American, Italian, Mexican, Japanese, and fusion cuisines
The Icon of the Seas elevates entertainment at sea with an unrivaled array of world-class experiences Discover Thrill Island, featuring two brand-new signature attractions: Crown Edge, designed for thrill-seekers, and Lost Dune Mini Golf, set against a breathtaking desert island backdrop Challenge yourself at Adrenaline Peak, one of the tallest climbing walls at sea, offering stunning panoramic views Experience the magic of Absolute Zero™, Royal Caribbean's largest ice arena, with captivating ice shows that amaze and inspire Witness spectacular aquatic performances at the iconic Aquatheater Show Enjoy grand live concerts and Broadway-caliber productions in expansive venues Endless entertainment awaits with a vibrant casino, a classic arcade, an immersive escape room, and a karaoke lounge
Children and teens are not left out aboard the Icon of the Seas
The ship is home to clubs with diverse play areas and relaxation zones, supervised by professionals
Two Adventure Ocean clubs: "Babies," welcoming little ones from 6 to 36 months, and "Junior," designed for children up to 12 years old
"Social 020" serves as the go-to spot for teens aged 13 to 17, blending relaxation and entertainment
An enchanting carousel awaits the youngest guests, adding a touch of magic to their experience
The Icon of the Seas delivers a one-of-a-kind experience with no fewer than eight pools onboard
Royal Bay Pool, the largest pool at sea, sets the stage for an unparalleled aquatic experience
Thrills await at Category 6 Waterpark, the biggest water park at sea
Splashaway Bay™ Waterpark is a true paradise for young cruisers
Catch the waves on the FlowRider® surf simulator
Stay in shape with two state-of-the-art fitness centers and a multi-sport court available for all guests
The Icon of the Seas puts well-being at the forefront with its luxurious Vitality™ Spa
Enjoy a beauty salon and a dedicated space specially designed for teenagers
The "Blow Dry Bar" To Dry For® is the perfect place to get ready for elegant evenings onboard
Icon of the Seas, with its length of 1,198 feet and a gross tonnage of 250,800 GT, can accommodate up to 7,600 passengers in its 2,805 cabins, over 70% of which have balconies. The ship features eight themed neighborhoods such as Surfside, designed for families with children and including the Splashaway Bay water park, and The Hideaway, an adults-only area that houses the first suspended infinity pool at sea. The Royal Promenade, reinvented with ocean views, offers more than 15 restaurants, cafes, and bars, as well as an ice rink and surf simulators.
Icon of the Seas breaks all records with the Royal Bay Pool, the largest pool at sea, and the Category 6 Waterpark, the biggest waterpark at sea. With activities ranging from zip lines to Broadway-style shows, Icon of the Seas promises a breathtaking and unrivaled maritime cruising experience.
Icon of the Seas is among the most eco-friendly ships in the Royal Caribbean fleet. It is equipped to connect to shore power, uses fuel cells, and employs waste heat recovery systems to reduce its environmental impact.
Icon of the Seas is the first ship in the Royal Caribbean fleet to be powered by Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG), reducing gas and particulate emissions, cutting CO2 emissions by 30%, and reducing sulfur emissions by nearly 100%.
The ship also features a microwave-assisted pyrolysis system that converts waste into energy and produces 93% of its fresh water through a desalination and reverse osmosis plant.
These features make Icon of the Seas an ideal platform for testing and developing sustainable solutions, contributing to Royal Caribbean's goal of launching a net-zero emission ship by 2035.
The interior cabins on Icon of the Seas are designed to offer optimal comfort in a compact space, with areas ranging from 156 sq. ft. to 187 sq. ft. These cabins, accommodating up to four passengers, are equipped with a hairdryer, a vanity, and a television. Ideal for travelers who prefer a functional and cozy space, these cabins offer everything needed for a pleasant stay at sea.
For those who want to enjoy the beauty of the ocean, ocean view cabins are a perfect option. With sizes ranging from 160 sq. ft. to 258 sq. ft., these cabins accommodate up to four passengers. They are equipped with modern amenities such as a hairdryer, vanity, and television, ensuring a comfortable stay.
Balcony cabins range in size from 204 sq. ft. to 285 sq. ft. and feature balconies measuring from 50 sq. ft. to 70 sq. ft. They can accommodate up to four passengers. These cabins come with a bathroom, hairdryer, vanity, and television. They also have a private balcony that allows guests to enjoy ocean views and fresh sea air in a relaxing setting.
Suites on Icon of the Seas vary considerably in size and amenities. They can accommodate up to eight passengers, with sizes ranging from 269 sq. ft. to 1,482 sq. ft., and balconies from 280 sq. ft. to 705 sq. ft. Each suite is equipped with a bathroom with a bathtub, hairdryer, vanity, and television, with additional amenities depending on the suite type.
The Ultimate Family Townhouse Suite, spread over three levels, includes an indoor slide, a cinema room with a popcorn machine and karaoke, as well as a private garden with a ping-pong table, creating a fun and luxurious space for families. The Royal Loft Suite, the largest in the fleet, features a grand piano, a jacuzzi on the balcony, and offers impressive panoramic views. The Grand Infinite Suite stands out with its convertible balcony, combining elegance and comfort. The Icon Loft Suite, spanning two levels, has a master bedroom upstairs with panoramic views and a refined bathroom. Finally, the Owner’s Suite offers generous space with a bathroom that includes a bathtub and a separate shower, guaranteeing a refined and comfortable sea experience.
Royal Caribbean’s Icon of the Seas redefines the at-sea entertainment experience with an impressive array of exceptional quality activities for the whole family. The Thrill Island neighborhood features several new attractions. The Category 6 Waterpark offers six record-breaking waterslides, including the Pressure Drop, the first open free-fall waterslide at sea, and Hurricane Hunter and Storm Chasers, two slides for thrilling races with friends.
For thrill-seekers, Crown Edge combines a Skywalk, a ropes course, and a test of courage. The Adrenaline Peak climbing wall, with varying difficulty levels, offers breathtaking ocean views. Icon of the Seas also features the Lost Dune mini-golf course with a deserted island theme and the Flowrider surf simulator, where guests can try surfing or bodyboarding.
The ship has seven pools, including the Royal Bay located in the Chill Island neighborhood, the largest pool at sea, measuring 28 meters in length. Designed to accommodate many guests, this pool features submerged loungers and two elevated whirlpools.
Icon of the Seas also excels with its shows. The AquaTheater Show presents breathtaking aquatic performances with acrobatic divers and stunning ocean views. In the Royal Theatre, passengers can enjoy Broadway-style musicals. Absolute Zero offers renowned artists’ performances in a high-tech ice arena.
Music lovers will find their groove at Music Hall, with different artists performing every night. Casino Royale welcomes passengers with its vibrant atmosphere, slot machines, and gaming tables.
The ship also features two state-of-the-art fitness centers equipped with the latest Technogym machines, offering a wide range of classes such as yoga, Pilates, spinning, and sculpting. Guests can also enjoy an outdoor jogging track and a multi-sport court where soccer, basketball, and volleyball can be played.
As the ultimate family ship, Icon of the Seas delights children and teenagers with a multitude of dedicated spaces and fun clubs run by qualified professionals.
The Adventure Ocean clubs, organized by age groups, welcome toddlers from 6 months to 36 months in Adventure Ocean Babies and children up to 12 years old in Adventure Ocean Junior. These clubs offer a variety of activities including games, science and art workshops, theater, reading sessions, and sports competitions.
Children and young teens also enjoy the Splashaway Bay water park, located in the Surfside neighborhood. This colorful and fun park features slides, water cannons, pools, and hot tubs. It also has fountains, a giant tipping water bucket, and a multi-level play structure, keeping younger guests entertained for hours.
Teenagers aged 13 to 17 gather at Social 020 to relax, play video games, listen to music, watch movies, and socialize in a friendly atmosphere. They can also enjoy the arcade located in the family-friendly Surfside area, which offers a variety of modern and retro games from the 1980s and 1990s.
Onboard Icon of the Seas, the atmosphere is vibrant with the 24/7 Pearl Café, several bars and lounges offering live music, and more than 20 dining options to satisfy every palate.
Among the main restaurants included in the cruise fare (which covers full board) are American Icon Grill, Windjammer Marketplace, and Coastal Kitchen, offering a variety of international dishes and healthy options. Located in the family-friendly Surfside area, Surfside Eatery offers a family buffet with dishes for all ages, and Surfside Bites offers quick snacks like burgers and churros.
For an additional charge, passengers can enjoy specialty restaurants such as Giovanni’s Italian Kitchen, offering authentic Italian cuisine, Izumi Hibachi & Sushi for Japanese food lovers, Chops Grille for high-quality steaks, and Hooked Seafood, specializing in fresh seafood. Pier 7, located in the Surfside neighborhood, offers a casual dining experience with dishes like surf-and-turf tacos, smoked salmon benedict, and many shareable plates.
Icon of the Seas offers an unmatched experience with more than 15 bars and lounges, each with a distinct atmosphere, live performances, and unique cocktails, along with spaces designed for the whole family.
Aboard Icon of the Seas, Royal Caribbean primarily offers Caribbean cruises, as well as cruises to the Bahamas and Mexico's Riviera Maya.
These cruises departing from Miami typically include a stop at Perfect Day at CocoCay, Royal Caribbean’s private island, providing a memorable day of relaxation and entertainment for the whole family. CocoCay features the impressive Thrill Waterpark with its towering waterslides and the largest wave pool in the Caribbean. For a more peaceful experience, Chill Island offers quiet beaches and private cabanas. The Coco Beach Club, with its infinity pool, fine dining restaurant, and comfortable cabanas, promises a day of ultimate relaxation.
Choosing a cruise on Icon of the Seas means opting for an unrivaled experience aboard a giant of the seas, offering a variety and quality of entertainment like no other. Discover the Category 6 waterpark with its six record-breaking waterslides, relax in the Royal Bay pool, the largest at sea, or enjoy the first suspended infinity pool with spectacular views at The Hideaway.
Icon of the Seas is a ship that never sleeps, with a festive and lively atmosphere. Food lovers can enjoy numerous bars with live music and various restaurants such as Giovanni’s Italian Kitchen, Hooked Seafood, and El Loco Fresh, which offers delicious Mexican dishes.
Children and teenagers are not left out, with dedicated clubs and a water park designed for them, Splashaway Bay in the Surfside neighborhood. Thrill-seekers can discover Crown’s Edge, an exceptional new attraction, while Absolute Zero, the largest ice rink at sea, and shows at the AquaTheater add a touch of magic to this extraordinary experience.
Icon of the Seas was built at the Meyer Turku shipyard in Finland.
Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas offers a unique experience with eight distinct neighborhoods. Among the iconic areas are the Royal Promenade, a lively space with shops, restaurants, and the large glass dome "The Pearl" offering spectacular views, Central Park, and the Suite Neighborhood, an exclusive area with high-end suites and private spaces. The ship also features five new neighborhoods: Thrill Island with the largest waterpark at sea, Chill Island with four pools, Surfside for families with activities and restaurants, The Hideaway with a suspended pool, and AquaDome for impressive aquatic shows.
On Icon of the Seas, prices for a standard cabin range between $1,500 USD and $1,700 USD for an 8-day cruise. Suite prices vary between $3,500 USD and $10,000 USD, depending on the category chosen. These suites offer numerous benefits that vary by category and may include access to exclusive restaurants (The Grove and Coastal Kitchen), a private solarium, and concierge service.
Commissioning:
2024
Nb of passengers:
7600
Nb crew members:
2350
Width:
49 m
Length:
365 m
Speed:
20 Knots
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