Icon Class Ship TBN 2028 — Deck Plans, Live Tracker, Dining & Videos

Icon Class Ship (TBN 2028) is an Icon Class cruise ship operated by Royal Caribbean. She entered service in TBD, measures TBD gross tons, and carries approximately TBD guests at double occupancy, with a crew of TBD.

Key Facts

  • Class: Icon Class (5th ship)
  • Year: TBD
  • Tonnage: TBD
  • Guests: TBD
  • Crew: TBD
  • Builder: Meyer Turku, Finland
  • Steel Cut: January 19, 2026
  • Expected Delivery: Summer 2028
  • Propulsion: LNG (liquefied natural gas)
  • Status: Under construction, name not yet announced
  • IMO: Not yet assigned

What this page covers Icon Class Ship TBN 2028 is an upcoming Icon Class vessel expected to debut in 2028, featuring Thrill Island aqua park, AquaDome, eight neighborhoods, 40+ dining venues.

Who This Page Is For

Is Icon Class Ship TBN 2028 Right for You?

As an Icon Class ship, Icon Class Ship TBN 2028 will build on Royal Caribbean's proven design while incorporating the latest innovations. With an expected debut in 2028, this vessel promises to deliver the signature Icon Class experience that cruisers have come to love.

Perfect for travelers seeking Royal Caribbean's proven Icon Class design with modern updates. Details will be announced as the ship nears completion.

Key Facts at a Glance

  • Class: Icon Class
  • Expected Debut: 2028
  • Size: ~250,000 GT
  • Capacity: ~5,600 guests
  • Signature Features: Thrill Island aqua park, AquaDome, eight neighborhoods, 40+ dining venues
  • Status: To Be Named - details forthcoming

Who Icon Class Ship TBN 2028 Will Be For

You'll love this ship if: you want the newest and largest Royal Caribbean ships with 8 distinct neighborhoods, the Thrill Island aqua park, AquaDome, Category 6 waterslides, and the most dining options in the fleet.

This ship has not yet entered service. Details will be updated as Royal Caribbean releases more information.

A First Look at Icon Class Ship (TBN 2028)

Icon of the Seas — Icon Class reference ship
Icon Class reference ship Icon of the Seas. Photo via Wikimedia Commons, public domain
Icon of the Seas in Cozumel — Icon Class vessel
Icon Class at port in Cozumel. Photo via Wikimedia Commons, public domain

Key Facts About Icon Class Ship TBN 2028

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Watch: Icon Class Ship (TBN 2028) Highlights

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Icon Class Ship (TBN 2028) Deck Plans

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Where Is Icon Class Ship TBN 2028 Right Now?

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Image Attributions

  • Images sourced from Wikimedia Commons under Creative Commons licenses.

Frequently Asked Questions About Icon Class Ship (TBN 2028)

Who is building Icon 5 and where?

The 5th Icon Class ship is being built by Meyer Turku at their shipyard in Turku, Finland — the same yard that built Icon of the Seas, Star of the Seas, and Legend of the Seas. Steel cutting began January 19, 2026, with delivery expected summer 2028.

When will Icon 5 enter service?

Royal Caribbean has scheduled delivery for summer 2028. The ship has not yet been named, and her maiden-voyage date, homeport, and itinerary have not been announced as of the most recent shipyard update.

Does Icon 5 have a name yet?

Not as of the steel-cutting ceremony in January 2026. Royal Caribbean typically reveals Icon Class names closer to float-out or delivery. Until then, the ship is tracked publicly as "Icon 5" or "fifth Icon Class ship" in shipyard reports.

What propulsion does Icon 5 use?

Like her Icon Class sisters, Icon 5 is powered by LNG (liquefied natural gas), continuing Royal Caribbean's shift toward lower-emission fuel that debuted with Icon of the Seas in 2024.

How will Icon 5 compare to Icon of the Seas?

Icon 5 is the fifth ship built on the same Icon Class platform as Icon of the Seas (2024), Star of the Seas (2025), Legend of the Seas (2026), and Hero of the Seas (2027). Expect the same eight-neighborhood layout, Thrill Island waterpark, AquaDome, and signature features with refinements learned from her older sisters.

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