Royal Caribbean · Icon class · In service
Icon of the Seas
The short answerIcon of the Seas is an Icon-class Royal Caribbean ship that entered service in 2024. The specs on this page list 5,610 guests at double occupancy, up to 7,600 guests, and 20 decks. The listed status is In service. Crowd management works better than the size suggests. Specialty dining is where the real money goes. Last checked 2026-08-29.
- Guests, double
- 5,610
- Max capacity
- 7,600
- Decks
- 20
- Entered service
- 2024
Full ship tour
No Fluff Cruising · walk every deck before you book
Our takeCrowd management works better than the size suggests. Specialty dining is where the real money goes.
Good at
- Neighbourhood layout that spreads guests out
- Families with a wide age range
- Water park
Watch for
- Specialty dining adds up fast
- Peak-week crowding at the pool deck
News
- Royal Caribbean's CEO Says Comedy Isn't Going Anywhere. The Comedy Clubs Might Disagree.
- Bayley: Labadee Return Still Uncertain
- Hero of the Seas Just Got Two Head Starts
- They Expected a Gripe Session. They Got Greece.
- Royal's booking page lists the Odyssey week Bayley named for 2027.
- Icon of the Seas stays overnight in Miami. Costa Maya cancelled.
Icon of the Seas FAQ
- How many guests does Icon of the Seas hold?
- Icon of the Seas carries 5,610 guests at double occupancy, and up to 7,600 when every berth is filled.
- When did Icon of the Seas enter service?
- Icon of the Seas entered service in 2024 and is a Icon-class ship.
- Is there a full ship tour of Icon of the Seas?
- Yes. No Fluff Cruising filmed a full walkthrough of Icon of the Seas, covering every deck. It is embedded on this page.
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Last checked 2026-08-29