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“Icon of the Seas: A Inside Look at the World’s Largest Cruise Ship Set to Launch in 2024”

The Royal Caribbean Cruise is set to break numerous records when it launches in January 2024. Our Head of Travel, Lisa Minot, visited the mega cruise herself to review how it holds up to reality.

What is Icon of the Seas and is it the largest cruise ship in the world?

Icon of the Seas is a member of Royal Caribbean’s 28 cruise ship fleet and will be the lead ship of the Icon Class, the largest cruise ship class to ever be constructed. Weighing a whopping 250,800 tonnes and measuring 365 metres, the floating city is the largest cruise ship in the world and even larger than the Titanic.

How much does an Icon of the Seas ticket cost and how do I get one?

Tickets for the cruise went on sale on October 25, 2023. As of January 22, 2024, a seven-night cruise on Icon of the Seas can average between £1,484 to £2,216 per person, depending on the booking and cabin type. While there are still bookings available for the launch date, these are limited and going quickly.

When does Icon of the Sea launch?

The supercruise launches on January 27, 2024, and will set sail from Miami, USA. Miami will be the home port of Icon of the Seas from January 2024 to April 2026.

What is the itinerary of Icon of the Seas?

Icon of the Seas offers week-long itineraries in the Eastern and Western Caribbean. Passengers can expect to visit exotic destinations such as CocoCay, Bahamas, and ports in the Eastern and Western Caribbean.

What is the capacity of Icon of the Seas?

Royal Caribbean’s Icon of the Seas features a staggering capacity of 7,600 guests with 28 different cabin types to choose from. There are 20 decks, 7 pools, 9 whirlpools, and 6 water slides for them to enjoy themselves in. The cruise will feature eight unique neighbourhoods for passengers to explore, including five new ones to the Royal Caribbean: AquaDome, Thrill Island, Chill Island, Surfside, and The Hideaway. Guests can expect everything from an ice arena and a sunken private ship. With over 40 dining, bar, and nightlife venues, guests will have plenty to enjoy on board.

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