MIAMI - With 20 decks at nearly 1,200 feet long, Royal Caribbean touts the Icon of the Seas as having something for everyone. "There's so many experiences and venues for people," said Jay ...

The Royal Promenade has 15 restaurants, bars and lounges, as well as a Starbucks that seems to have a line no matter what time you go. ... Best excursions on Icon of the Seas.

Royal Caribbean International unveiled the restaurants on the Icon of the Seas, with some new venues that will range from walkup windows offering street food to small-group upscale dining.

Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas features six recording-breaking water slides and more than 40 restaurants, bars, and lounges. Author: CBS News, Kris Van Cleave, Analisa Novak ...

The new cruise ship, the world's largest, has over 40 restaurants and bars, a water park, a waterfall, and plenty of activities for children.

Decked out with 40 restaurants and bars, the world's largest cruise ship Icon of the Seas certainly caters to all passenger tastes. And now, as the 1,198ft long vessel makes its way around the ...

Icon’s maiden voyage on Saturday will also visit Basseterre in St. Kitts and Nevis and St. Thomas. How big is Icon of the Seas? Icon is 20 decks high, nearly 1,200 feet long, and 250,800 gross tons.

At 250,800 gross registered tons, 20-deck Icon of the Seas carries 5,610 people on a double-occupancy basis (when there are two people booked in each cabin) and about 7,600 passengers when every ...

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.

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 three football fields laid ...

Little about the Icon has been rushed. It’s been a long time in the making, going back to at least 2017. The general plan for the ship and arrangement of decks were all locked in by 2018.