Royal Caribbean
Icon of the Seas
The facts and figures, and the little things worth remembering. If you have sailed on her, that voyage deserves more than a folder of photos.
At a glance
- Cruise line
- Royal Caribbean
- Built
- 2023
- Gross tonnage
- 248,663
- Guests
- 5,610
- Crew
- 2,350
- Flag
- Bahamas
- Home port
- Miami
- IMO
- 9829930
Did you know?
- She is the world's largest cruise ship, a title she shares with her sister Star of the Seas, and can carry up to 7,600 guests at full capacity.
- Footballer Lionel Messi christened her in January 2024.
- She was Royal Caribbean's first ship powered by liquefied natural gas.
Deck by deck
Deck 5 · Royal Promenade
Royal Promenade · The Pearl
Deck 7 · Surfside
Surfside family neighbourhood · Splashaway Bay
Deck 8 · Central Park
Central Park
Deck 15 · AquaDome
AquaDome · The Hideaway · Chill Island pools
Deck 16 · Thrill Island
Thrill Island waterpark · FlowRider · Mini golf
Deck 17 · Cloud 17
Cloud 17 adults-only retreat
Our own plain words summary of what lives where, for planning and remembering. For the official deck plans, see Royal Caribbean's website.
Sailed on Icon of the Seas?
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Create your mapThese are our own plain words about Icon of the Seas. My Cruise Story is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Royal Caribbean. Ship and cruise line names appear here only to describe the voyage; all trade marks stay with their owners.
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