Star of the Seas: What’s Changed from Icon Class? | Royal Caribbean
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Star of the Seas, Royal Caribbean’s newest mega-ship and the sister to Icon of the Seas. In this video, we explore everything from dining and entertainment to record-breaking attractions and poolside vibes. With over forty restaurants and bars, the largest water park at sea, and bold nightlife venues like Dueling Pianos and The Overlook Lounge, Star of the Seas redefines what a cruise vacation can be. Though it’s virtually identical in size to Icon, it offers a fresh lineup of itineraries and experiences, sailing from Port Canaveral, Florida. While Star of the Seas is nearly identical in size to Icon of the Seas, Icon still holds the title of the world’s largest cruise ship by a very small margin in gross tonnage. So Star is one of the biggest — just shy of the very top spot. Star brings new excitement to the high seas with next-level features, and a design that rivals her record-breaking sister in scale. We hope you find this edition insightful and we look forward to having you join us again on the next one. 👉 Check out this video: https://youtu.be/EDXM5cStBq0?si=M6m35MTIZE_cgLiZ 👉 Check out this video: https://www.youtube.com/@Me-Ocean/videos