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Royal Caribbean International revealed new details Tuesday about its second Icon Class vessel, Star of the Seas. The ship will set sail from Florida’s Port Canaveral near Orlando in August 2025.

Here, we’ll compare Titanic versus Icon of the Seas to see how these two massive architectural marvels stack up against one another in terms of size, experience, price and more.

Icon of the Seas Imagine 40 restaurants, bars and lounges, seven pools, nine whirlpools, six waterslides, a skywalk, a suspended infinity pool and multiple neighborhoods.

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.

On board the world's largest cruise ship, the Icon of the Seas Royal Caribbean is redefining the cruise industry with its latest ship, the Icon of the Seas.

Icon of the Seas has 20 decks, 18 of which are accessible to guests, with 2,350 crew members, 2,805 staterooms and the capacity for 5,610 guests.

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Royal Caribbean let media on board its new Icon of the Seas that arrived to Miami this week with new features on board that take advantage of its role as the world’s largest cruise ship.

Royal Caribbean’s new Icon of the Seas heads into the home stretch before the cruise line takes delivery. That includes a second and final round of sea trials that began this week.

Meyer is not exaggerating. The yard’s latest newbuild, Icon of the Seas—the first ship of Royal Caribbean’s Icon class—is 248,655 GT, making it the largest cruise ship ever constructed.

The Icon of the Seas' massive size allows Royal Caribbean to fit the ship with ridiculous amenities, like an onboard beach club with a suspended infinity pool.