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Icon of the Seas cruise ship
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Royal Caribbean International

Icon of the Seas

Guests
7,600
Tonnage
251K GT
Length
365 m
Built
2024
Crew
2,350
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Where is Icon of the Seas right now? Icon of the Seas's last known position was 25.82°, -77.94°. Updated 13h ago.

What the data says about Icon of the Seas

Port calls last 90 days40
Most-visited ports
Fare movement 60d↓8% (from $1,109.2)

Over the last 90 days Icon of the Seas called at 8 ports, most often Port Miami, docking roughly once every 2 days. Tracked fares have moved down 8% since Jul 17, 2026.

Which port does Icon of the Seas visit most?

Port Miami, with 12 tracked calls in the last 90 days.

How often is Icon of the Seas in port?

40 tracked port calls in the last 90 days, about once every 2 days.

Has the fare for Icon of the Seas gone up or down?

Down 8% over the last 60 days, from $1,109.2 to $1,025.2.

Data as of Sep 12, 2026.

Ship Specifications

7,600 Passengers
250,800 GT Gross Tonnage
365 m Length
2,350 Crew
2024 Year Built
Meyer Turku Builder
Show technical specs

Flag

Bahamas

Beam

65 m

Draft

9.1 m

IMO Number

9829930

MMSI

311001178


About Icon of the Seas

Icon of the Seas is Royal Caribbean's revolutionary Icon-class cruise ship and the largest cruise ship ever built at 250,800 gross tons. Delivered by Meyer Turku shipyard in Finland, she embarked on her maiden voyage in January 2024. Stretching 1,198 feet in length with 20 decks and a passenger capacity of 5,610 at double occupancy (7,600 max), Icon of the Seas represents a bold new era in cruising. The ship features eight distinct neighborhoods including Thrill Island, home to the largest waterpark at sea with six record-breaking waterslides. Category 6, the first open-air freefall waterslide at sea, stands as a signature attraction. Other highlights include the AquaDome with its stunning glass-enclosed pool area, the Surfside neighborhood designed for young families, and four swimming pools including the largest infinity pool at sea. Dining options span over 40 restaurants, bars, and lounges. Icon of the Seas sails year-round Caribbean itineraries from Miami, Florida, visiting destinations including Perfect Day at CocoCay, Royal Caribbean's private island in the Bahamas. The ship utilizes LNG (liquefied natural gas) propulsion technology, marking a significant step in sustainable cruising for the fleet.

Read full summary
The Icon of the Seas is a 250,800 GT cruise ship operated by Royal Caribbean International. Built in 2024 by Meyer Turku, she is 365 meters long, carries up to 7,600 passengers and 2,350 crew. She sails under the Bahamas flag as part of the Icon Class fleet.

How Icon of the Seas Compares

Against the other ships in the Icon Class class.

MetricThis ShipClass AverageBest in Class
Passengers7,6007,600Icon of the Seas (7,600)
Gross Tonnage250,800 GT250,800 GTIcon of the Seas (250,800 GT)
Year Built20242025Star of the Seas (2025)
Length365.0 m365.0 mIcon of the Seas (365.0 m)

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