The Icon of the Seas is the biggest, boldest, and most over-the-top cruise ship ever built. After spending 7 days onboard, we ...

The Icon of the Seas and Wonder of the Seas were docked at Royal Caribbean's private island, Perfect Day at CocoCay. The Icon of the Seas is the new world's largest cruise ship, a title previously ...

The company is giving them facelifts which include revamped pool decks, new dining options and modernized amenities ...

I've sailed on Royal Caribbean's largest cruise ships, Wonder of the Seas and Icon of the Seas. Both megaships are jam-packed with people, amenities, and dining options. But if you want a quiet ...

The Icon itself is huge. At 250,800 gross tons, the Icon is 6% larger than the Wonder of the Seas, which was the world's largest cruise ship until the Icon supplanted it. The Icon is longer than ...

The Icon of the Seas—what will be the world’s largest cruise ship to date with 20 decks, seven pools and a waterpark—is preparing for more trial runs after passing its first in June ...

On March 4, 2022, Royal Caribbean Cruise Line’s Wonder of the Seas took its maiden ... world (it has since been surpassed by the Icon of the Seas. This ship, the fifth of the Oasis class ships ...

If you're trying to choose between Utopia of the Seas and Icon of the Seas for your next Royal Caribbean cruise, good luck. These two megaships are the line's newest, biggest floating playgrounds.

The massive AquaDome is a new neighborhood on board the 20-deck, 250,800-gross-ton cruise ship that will surpass the size of Oasis-class ships like Wonder ... s Icon of the Seas in fall 2022.

Icon of the Seas takes the "world's largest cruise ship" title from Wonder of the Seas, another vessel in the Royal Caribbean fleet, which measures 1,188 feet in length and holds 18 decks.

Royal Caribbean’s Icon of the Seas ... Its record-breaking size beat out Royal Caribbean’s 188-foot-long ship Wonder of the Seas, which debuted in early 2022. It runs on six dual-fuel engines ...

Royal Caribbean is redefining the cruise industry with its latest ship, the Icon of the Seas. This $2 billion floating resort is largely booked until 2026. Spanning nearly 1,200 feet, the cruise ...