Royal Caribbean
Star 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
- 2025
- Gross tonnage
- 248,663
- Guests
- 5,610
- Crew
- 2,350
- Flag
- Bahamas
- Home port
- Port Canaveral
- IMO
- 9829942
Did you know?
- She entered service in August 2025 and shares the title of the world's largest cruise ship with her sister Icon of the Seas.
- Seven pools and six waterslides spread across her top decks, with Thrill Island the biggest waterpark at sea.
- Like her sister she runs on 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.
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