
Giant of the seas: Royal Caribbean International's Icon of the Seas is expected to the the world's biggest cruise ship when it enters service early in 2024. In June 2023, the vessel began the first phase of sea trials.

Royal Loft Suite: There are 28 different types of accommodation on board the ship. Its Royal Loft Suite has two bedrooms, a dining area, a terrace with hot tub, and a living room with a baby grand piano.

Finnish line: The Icon has been under construction at a shipyard at Meyer Turku shipyard, one of Europe's leading shipbuilders, in Turku, Finland.

Icon of the Seas: A rendering shows what Icon of the Seas should look like when it debuts.

Waterpark: The boat will be home to the largest waterpark at sea, Category 6.

Central Park: Central Park, an outdoor relaxation zone on board the ship, is a staple neighborhood on Royal Caribbean cruise liners.

Accommodations: This Sunset Corner Suite offers stunning sea views.

Thrill Island: The waterpark isn't the only attraction on Icon's "Thrill Island" adventure zone, which will also offer a rock-climbing wall, mini golf course and "Crown's Edge," where passengers will be invited to walk out over the ocean wearing a safety harness.

Aquadome: The giant glass structure above the front of the ship is intended as a tranquil place to enjoy wraparound ocean views. In the evening it'll be used as an entertainment venue.

Abundance of choice: There are more than 40 ways to dine, drink and be entertained on the Icon of the Seas.

Room to roam: The Icon of the Seas is designed to carry 5,610 passengers and 2,350 crew.

Pier 7: On of the dining options on board Icon of the Seas.

Hideaway pool: The giant ship even boasts its own infinity pool.



