About Star of the Seas
Star of the Seas is scheduled to launch in 2025 as Royal Caribbean's second Icon-class ship. At approximately 250,800 gross tons, Star will bring Icon-class innovations to Port Canaveral with the largest waterpark at sea and revolutionary design.
The ship will feature Category 6 waterpark, Crown's Edge sky walk, AquaDome entertainment venue, and eight distinct neighborhoods. Star will continue the Icon-class legacy of redefining cruise experiences.
Star of the Seas will appeal to families and adventure seekers who want the newest Royal Caribbean innovations. The ship will offer Caribbean cruises from Port Canaveral.
Ship Highlights
Star of the Seas Specifications
250,800
Gross Tonnage
1,198 ft
Length
2,805
Staterooms
Where Star of the Seas Sails
Over the next 12 months, Star of the Seas has 51 scheduled sailings to Caribbean, Bahamas, Mexico, typically 7-night itineraries.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When does Star of the Seas launch?
Star of the Seas is scheduled to debut in 2025 from Port Canaveral as Royal Caribbean's second Icon-class ship, following Icon of the Seas (2024).
How big is Star of the Seas?
Star of the Seas will be approximately 250,800 gross tons—nearly identical to Icon of the Seas as a sister ship in the Icon class.
Will Star of the Seas have Category 6?
Yes, Star of the Seas will feature Category 6—the largest waterpark at sea with six record-breaking slides—continuing the revolutionary features introduced on Icon of the Seas.
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