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Icon of the Seas launched Royal Caribbean's Icon class when she set sail on her maiden voyage in January 2024, followed by sisters Star and Legend of the Seas. Powered by liquefied natural gas, she spreads her attractions across eight neighborhoods. Highlights include Category 6, a waterpark with six waterslides on Thrill Island, the glass-topped AquaDome that houses the AquaTheater, and the Crown's Edge ropes course that dangles guests over the ocean.
A few of the things that set Icon of the Seas apart.
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