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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.
Norwegian is following Royal Caribbean's giant cruise ship playbook
The coming ships would be the biggest in its collection, each weighing about 226,000 gross tons and accommodating more than 8,300 passengers.At this size, they would surpass or approach some of Royal Caribbean's largest Oasis-class ships — a sign that Norwegian is following its competitor's "build bigger" footsteps.
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.
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. It will then journey to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, from where it will sail year-round to the Western and Southern Caribbean,
Royal Caribbean's next gigantic ship will cruise to new destinations with a retro name
The third ship in Royal Caribbean’s Icon Class is set to debut in July of 2026 with a season of far-flung weeklong sailings. It's also sailing under a familiar name. We have the details.
Royal Caribbean crew member shares a day on a cruise ship
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How to board a cruise ship like a pro: 5 easy steps to avoid losing your mind
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Smart Cruisers Avoid Booking These 5 Cruise Itineraries
Booking a cruise is an exciting experience, but seasoned travelers know that not all itineraries are created equal.
Cruise ship crew responds to customers who plan to hide to re-embark: “It happens more often than you think”
Cruise ships are big places, but there are strict measures in place to ensure everyone gets off. How effective are they?