Icon of the Seas — Deck Plans, Live Tracker, Dining & Videos
Icon of the Seas is an Icon Class cruise ship operated by Royal Caribbean. She entered service in 2024, measures 248,663 gross tons, and carries approximately 5,610 guests at double occupancy with a crew of 2,350.
Key Facts
- Class: Icon Class
- Year: 2024
- Tonnage: 248,663 GT
- Guests: 5,610
- IMO: 9829930
Quick Answer: Icon of the Seas (248,663 GT | 5,610 guests | 2024) is the world's largest cruise ship — first of Royal Caribbean's Icon Class with Category 6 water park, eight neighborhoods, and Thrill Island. This page covers deck plans, live tracking, dining venues, and videos.
Best For: Families and thrill-seekers who want the biggest, newest ship afloat with record-breaking water parks and more dining and entertainment than any ship before her.
Icon of the Seas tends to suit travelers who want the newest and largest cruise ship afloat with the Category 6 water park (largest at sea), Thrill Island featuring Crown's Edge, and eight distinct neighborhoods. It's ideal if you want cutting-edge features and revolutionary design with up to 7,600 guests on the world's most innovative cruise ship. If you prefer a more intimate ship or classic Royal Caribbean designs, you may want to explore Voyager, Freedom, Quantum, or Oasis class instead.
A First Look at Icon of the Seas
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Key Facts About Icon of the Seas
Dining Venues on Icon of the Seas → Browse All
Prices can change at any time. These reflect the last sailing captured.
The Logbook — Tales From the Wake
Watch: Icon Highlights
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Icon of the Seas Deck Plans
Where Is Icon Right Now?
See the ship's current position, speed, and next port on a live tracker.
See ports for more information about individual ports.
Frequently Asked Questions About Icon of the Seas
What makes Icon of the Seas unique compared to other Royal Caribbean ships?
Icon features Category 6 (the largest water park at sea as of 2026), Thrill Island with Crown's Edge, and eight distinct neighborhoods. At 248,663 GT with up to 7,600 guests, it is the world's largest cruise ship as of 2026, sharing the title with sister Star of the Seas.
Which ships are in the same class as Icon of the Seas?
Icon of the Seas is part of the Icon Class, currently including Star of the Seas: Star of the Seas. All share similar features and layouts.
What dining options are available on Icon of the Seas?
Icon of the Seas offers the main dining room, Windjammer Café (buffet), specialty dining across eight neighborhoods including innovative concepts and classic favorites. See the Dining Venues section above for current pricing and full details.
Where does Icon of the Seas typically sail?
Icon of the Seas typically sails Caribbean itineraries from Miami — check the live tracker on this page or Royal Caribbean's official site for current and upcoming voyages.
How can I see Icon of the Seas' current location?
Use the live ship tracker on this page (in the "Where Is Icon Right Now?" section) to see the ship's current position, speed, and next port in real-time.
Image Attributions
- Icon exterior: by kahunapulej via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0
- Icon stern in Philipsburg: Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Icon and Mariner in Cozumel: by Acabashi via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Icon cropped: by Bahnfrend via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
Plan Your Cruise
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