Royal Caribbean announces name, Florida home for 3rd Icon-class ship
Royal Caribbean announced the name and home port for its third Icon-class ship that is set to inherit the title of world’s largest cruise ship when it debuts in 2026.
This Royal Caribbean Icon Class Ship Will Tour the Caribbean and Europe for the First Time — What to Know
Legend of the Seas,' the third ship in Royal Caribbean’s Icon Class, will launch in July 2026 and spend its first summer cruising the Mediterranean and then sail year-round to the Western and Southern Caribbean,
Royal Caribbean's third Icon-class ship will be named Legend of the Seas
The ship will debut in the Mediterranean in July 2026 and begin sailing from Fort Lauderdale the following November. Bookings open Feb. 20 to the general public.
Harmony of the Seas cruise ship review: A guide to Royal Caribbean's third Oasis Class vessel
Harmony of the Seas offers loads of top-deck attractions, a variety of cabin styles and ample dining options. Here's what makes this Oasis Class vessel fantastic for families with kids and fun-loving adults.
Icon Class in Europe: Royal Caribbean shares first Legend of the Seas itineraries, details
The third cruise ship in Royal Caribbean's record-breaking Icon Class will set sail from Barcelona, Spain in 2026.
Royal Caribbean’s multi-generational Icon Class vacation enters its Legend phase
Royal Caribbean announced the name of its newest Icon Class ship. Legend of the Seas will set sail in August 2026 and will continue the cruise brand's journey to offer epic vacations full of food, beverages,
Icon of the Seas is finally here. Here's what passengers can expect on board.
Royal Caribbean International’s much-buzzed-about Icon of the Seas will sail its ... down as you come from another ...
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Utopia of the Seas vs. Icon of the Seas: Comparing Royal Caribbean’s new cruise ships
Like Utopia of the Seas, Icon of the Seas has eight neighborhoods, but only three of them — Central Park, the Royal ...
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My $540-a-night cabin on the world's largest cruise ship was shockingly small and disappointing
It makes sense — the Icon of the Seas looks like a giant floating amusement ... either the Icon’s plant-filled Central Park or the colorful, kid-friendly Surfside neighborhood.