Icon of the Seas is Royal Caribbean's first Icon-class ship, sailing seven-night Caribbean cruises from Miami, Florida. She is aimed squarely at families and multi-generation groups who want a resort at sea with something for every age. She entered service in January 2024 and carries 5,610 guests across 20 decks.
When she launched, Icon of the Seas was the largest cruise ship in the world, and she was Royal Caribbean's first ship powered by liquefied natural gas. Her sister, Star of the Seas, followed in 2025. The ship is organised into neighbourhoods, each with its own character.
The AquaDome on deck 15 is a glass dome over the AquaTheater, with a waterfall and restaurants around it. Deck 20 holds Category 6, the ship's water park, while decks 16 and 17 have Thrill Island, Chill Island with its pools, mini golf and the FlowRider surf simulator. Central Park on deck 8 is an open-air garden lined with restaurants and shops. Surfside on deck 7 is built for young families, with the Splashaway Bay splash area. The Royal Promenade runs along decks 5 and 6 with bars, shops and parades, and deck 4 has the casino and the Absolute Zero ice arena.
Cabins range from interior and ocean view rooms to balconies and suites on the upper decks. The sailings below show current dates from PortMiami.
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START HEREIcon of the Seas is Royal Caribbean's first Icon-class ship, sailing seven-night Caribbean cruises from Miami, Florida. She is aimed squarely at families and multi-generation groups who want a resort at sea with something for every age. She entered service in January 2024 and carries 5,610 guests across 20 decks. When she launched, Icon of the Seas was the largest cruise ship in the world, and she was Royal Caribbean's first ship powered by liquefied natural gas. Her sister, Star of the Seas, followed in 2025. The ship is organised into neighbourhoods, each with its own character. The AquaDome on deck 15 is a glass dome over the AquaTheater, with a waterfall and restaurants around it. Deck 20 holds Category 6, the ship's water park, while decks 16 and 17 have Thrill Island, Chill Island with its pools, mini golf and the FlowRider surf simulator. Central Park on deck 8 is an open-air garden lined with restaurants and shops. Surfside on deck 7 is built for young families, with the Splashaway Bay splash area. The Royal Promenade runs along decks 5 and 6 with bars, shops and parades, and deck 4 has the casino and the Absolute Zero ice arena. Cabins range from interior and ocean view rooms to balconies and suites on the upper decks. The sailings below show current dates from PortMiami.
Aerial viewpoint
A glass dome on deck 15 over the AquaTheater, with a waterfall and restaurants.
The water park on deck 20, with several slides.
An open-air garden neighbourhood on deck 8, lined with restaurants and shops.
The two-deck main street on decks 5 and 6, with bars, shops and parades.
The key to the deck plan symbols of Royal Caribbean has not been added yet.
Dinner and breakfast included in every fare.
Steakhouse, Italian and Japanese, extra charge.
Pools, slides and splash areas; the Icon class adds Category 6 water park.
Theatre, AquaTheater and ice shows.
Treatments and thermal areas, extra charge.
Gym with some classes included.
Kids and teen clubs split by age, included.
On every ship, with a doctor and nurses.
Duty-free shops and Casino Royale, open at sea.
Check-in is done online before sailing; your SetSail Pass gives the time to arrive at the terminal.
Bring the travel documents your itinerary requires; a passport is strongly recommended.
Infants and children
Infants must be at least 6 months old on the first day of the cruise (12 months on some longer sailings, such as transatlantic voyages).
Pets are not allowed on board. Service dogs are welcome with advance notice to the line.
Cruises of 1 to 4 nights: no charge 75 days or more before sailing; 50% of the fare 74 to 61 days before; 75% 60 to 31 days before; 100% 30 days or less before.
Cruises of 5 to 14 nights: no charge 90 days or more before; 25% 89 to 75 days before; 50% 74 to 61 days before; 75% 60 to 31 days before; 100% 30 days or less before. Non-refundable deposit fares keep the deposit. Check the terms of your booking.
Health and safety measures the line states for its ships.
No. VOOM Wi-Fi plans are sold before sailing or on board, per device or for the cabin.
The line's private island in the Berry Islands of the Bahamas, with beaches, pools and a water park. Many Bahamas and Caribbean sailings from Florida call there.
Yes, two bottles of wine or champagne per stateroom at embarkation. Spirits and beer are not allowed.
No. Gratuities are charged per guest per day to the onboard account, and can be prepaid when you book.
On round-trip sailings from a US port, US citizens can often use a birth certificate with photo ID, but a passport is strongly recommended in case you need to fly home from abroad.
Icon of the Seas sails seven-night Caribbean cruises from PortMiami; check the line's site for the current ship deployment.
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General
Royal Caribbean has 1 sailing listed on bookingMentor. Departure ports: Miami. Destinations: Eastern Caribbean, Western Caribbean and Perfect Day at CocoCay.
Royal Caribbean operates 1 ship: Icon of the Seas.
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Website: royalcaribbean.com.
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Timing & weather
Royal Caribbean cruises last 7 nights.
The next Royal Caribbean sailing departs on 4 December 2026.
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