Icon of the Seas
Icon of the Seas measures 248,663 gross tons and carries 5,610 guests at double occupancy across 20 decks.
What Icon of the Seas Is Like
Onboard, she carries Category 6 (largest waterpark at sea), Crown’s Edge (skywalk/ropes/thrill ride), Adrenaline Peak rock climbing, FlowRider surf simulator, Lost Dunes mini-golf and Sports Court.
On the open decks, her pool deck takes in Royal Bay Pool (largest pool at sea), Cloud 17 (adults-only), The Cove Pool, The Hideaway Pool (adults-only suspended infinity pool), Swim & Tonic (swim-up bar), Water’s Edge Pool and The Grove Suite Sun Deck Pool (suite guests), the water attractions are Category 6 waterpark – six slides, Frightening Bolt, Pressure Drop, Storm Surge, Hurricane Hunter, Mat racers and Family raft slides and adults have The Hideaway, Cloud 17 and Swim & Tonic.
Evenings run through AquaDome (AquaAction water show), Absolute Zero ice arena, Royal Theatre, Music Hall and Lou’s Jazz ‘n Blues.
Dining on Icon of the Seas
Your fare covers the main dining room aboard Icon of the Seas.
- Main dining — Main Dining Room (three levels), included
- Windjammer Marketplace — the buffet, included in your fare
- Complimentary casual — AquaDome Market (food hall), Surfside Eatery, Surfside Bites, Pier 7, Basecamp, Park Café, El Loco Fresh, Sorrento’s Pizza, Pearl Café and Sprinkles
- Specialty dining, extra cost — Empire Supper Club, Chops Grille, Izumi Hibachi & Sushi, Giovanni’s Italian Kitchen & Wine Bar, Hooked Seafood, The Mason Jar Southern Restaurant & Bar and Celebration Table
What There Is To Do on Icon of the Seas
Everything below is confirmed on Icon of the Seas herself — not borrowed from her sister ships.
- Category 6 (largest waterpark at sea)
- Crown’s Edge (skywalk/ropes/thrill ride)
- Adrenaline Peak rock climbing
- FlowRider surf simulator
- Lost Dunes mini-golf
- Sports Court
- Royal Escape Room
- Absolute Zero ice arena
- AquaDome (AquaAction water show)
- Absolute Zero ice arena
- Royal Theatre
- Music Hall
- Lou’s Jazz ‘n Blues
- Dueling Pianos
- Boleros
- The Overlook Bar
Icon of the Seas is the kind of ship that rewards knowing what you booked. Tell us how you like to travel and we’ll tell you whether she fits.
Who Icon of the Seas Suits
Icon of the Seas runs supervised youth programmes with their own age bands, so children are in a group of roughly their own age rather than one catch-all room.
Surfside is a dedicated family neighbourhood with Splashaway Bay, Playscape and family dining.
Adults travelling without children have The Hideaway, Cloud 17 and Swim & Tonic to retreat to.
- Adventure Ocean – Aquanauts — ages 3-5
- Adventure Ocean – Explorers — ages 6-8
- Adventure Ocean – Voyagers — ages 9-12
- Social020 teen lounge — ages 13-17
Icon of the Seas Questions, Answered
What restaurants are on Icon of the Seas?
Icon of the Seas has specialty restaurants including Empire Supper Club, Chops Grille, Izumi Hibachi & Sushi and Giovanni’s Italian Kitchen & Wine Bar, which carry an extra charge. Her main dining room and the Windjammer Marketplace buffet are included in your fare. Complimentary casual spots include AquaDome Market, Surfside Eatery and Surfside Bites.
Does Icon of the Seas have a water slide?
Yes. Icon of the Seas has Category 6 waterpark – six slides, Frightening Bolt, Pressure Drop and Storm Surge. There is also Splashaway Bay for younger children.
Is Icon of the Seas good for kids?
Icon of the Seas runs supervised youth programmes: Adventure Ocean – Aquanauts (ages 3-5), Adventure Ocean – Explorers (ages 6-8), Adventure Ocean – Voyagers (ages 9-12) and Social020 teen lounge (ages 13-17). Royal Babies & Tots Nursery, ages 6-36 months (drop-off sessions, extra cost).
What's included on Icon of the Seas?
Your fare on Icon of the Seas includes the main dining room, the Windjammer Marketplace buffet and AquaDome Market, Surfside Eatery and Surfside Bites. Main-stage entertainment such as AquaDome and Absolute Zero ice arena is included too. Specialty restaurants, spa treatments and some activities cost extra.
What is there to do on Icon of the Seas?
Icon of the Seas offers Category 6, Crown’s Edge, Adrenaline Peak rock climbing and FlowRider surf simulator. Evening entertainment includes AquaDome and Absolute Zero ice arena.
Does Icon of the Seas have an adults-only area?
Yes. Icon of the Seas has The Hideaway, Cloud 17 and Swim & Tonic.
How many passengers does Icon of the Seas hold?
Icon of the Seas carries 5,610 guests at double occupancy.
How big is Icon of the Seas?
Icon of the Seas measures 248,663 gross tons across 20 decks.
How old is Icon of the Seas?
Icon of the Seas entered service in 2024.
What class of ship is Icon of the Seas?
Icon of the Seas is a Icon-class ship in the Royal Caribbean International fleet.
How many crew are on Icon of the Seas?
Icon of the Seas sails with a crew of about 2,350, serving 5,610 guests.
Which ships are Icon of the Seas's sister ships?
Icon of the Seas shares her Icon-class design with Star of the Seas and Legend of the Seas.
Where does Icon of the Seas sail?
Icon of the Seas has recently sailed Caribbean. Itineraries change by season — ask us for her current schedule.
Let’s Plan Your Cruise
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