Where does Royal Caribbean Icon sail to? How is Icon of the Seas powered?

Icon of the Seas is scheduled to sail weekly from the port of Miami, Florida, with weeklong Eastern and Western Caribbean itineraries beginning with the ship’s maiden voyage on January 27, 2024.

Icon of the Seas is about 6% larger than the Oasis-class ships, which were previously the largest ships in the world. Icon of the Seas’ itineraries include destinations such as Perfect Day at CocoCay private island, Nassau, Cozumel, and more.

The ship has six multi-fuel Wärtsilä engines generating 67,500 kW (90,520 hp) of power. The engines can be powered with both LNG and distillate fuel.

Icon of the Seas was designed by a team of architects and designers, including notable cruise ship designer Wilson Butler Architects, 3Deluxe, RTKL, Gensler, and Skylab Architecture.

Icon of the Seas is owned by Royal Caribbean International, a global cruise vacation company that operates a fleet of 27 innovative ships. The $2 billion vessel is the first in Royal Caribbean’s new Icon Class, with two more additions, Star of the Seas in 2025 and another in 2026, on the horizon.