Royal Caribbean reveals name and maiden season itineraries for third Icon-class ship

The latest addition to the world’s largest cruise ship class is set to join the fleet in July 2026

Royal Caribbean reveals name and maiden season itineraries for third Icon-class ship

Royal Caribbean International

By Alex Smith |


Royal Caribbean International has revealed the name and maiden season itineraries of its third Icon-class ship, Legend of the Seas.

"On the heels of celebrating one year of the record-breaking Icon Class and the memories made by vacationers of all ages on Icon, we are thrilled to announce the name of Royal Caribbean's third Icon Class vacation," said Michael Bayley, president and CEO of Royal Caribbean International. "Legend of the Seas is the next bold step in this exciting era of vacations and the continuation of the Icon Class legacy, and we look forward to bringing the revolutionary lineup of experiences to more families and adventurers across Europe, the Caribbean and beyond."

The Icon-class ship is to join Royal Caribbean’s fleet in July 2026, when it will begin sailing a series of seven-night Western Mediterranean itineraries from Barcelona, Spain. Legend of the Seas’ European cruises will include visits to ports in France, Italy and Spain, offering excursions to historic sites, local beaches and natural landmarks.

 Legend of the Seas will then move to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, in November 2026, offering six-night Western Caribbean and eight-night Southern Caribbean voyages year-round. Both itineraries will include visits to the cruise line’s private destination, Perfect Day at CocoCay, as well as calls in Oranjestad on Aruba, Falmouth in Jamaica and Willemstad on Curacao.

Icon-class ships

Royal Caribbean International

Legend of the Seas will join sister ships Star of the Seas and Icon of the Seas in the Royal Caribbean fleet

The ship will offer more than 40 venues for guests to dine and drink across its eight neighbourhoods. Onboard attractions will include high ropes course Crown’s Edge; the largest waterpark at sea, Category 6; and the adults-only Hideaway, featuring an infinity pool suspended above the ocean.

Legend of the Seas is also the fourth Royal Caribbean International ship to be powered by LNG fuel, with other environmental features including waste heat recovery systems and shore power connection capability.

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