AquaDome Market, the first-ever food hall in the fleet, premiers onboard the all-new Icon of the Seas, which consists of five unique food stands that serve up an array of awe-inspiring views. Mix fresh pitas and bowls at Feta Mediterranean—Mac’s remixes cheesy goodness with toppings like slow-roasted pulled pork, smoked gouda, and BBQ sauce.
Head to Toast and Garden for sandwiches and salads for a feel-good fix. Plus, Asian faves like Korean Beef with Broccoli at GNGR. And say yes to the press at Crème de la Crepe with sweet and savoury crepes. Top it all off with a selection of wines and beers from the bar.
The largest glass and steel structure ever raised onto a cruise ship, the 363-ton AquaDome, rises 82 feet tall and 164 feet wide. It was installed by Meyer Turku in Turku, Finland, in a lift that broke all previous records.
The dome’s 220-degree wraparound ocean vistas and other features will extend visitors’ horizons. The revolutionary AquaDome, one of Icon’s eight distinct neighbourhoods, will be a serene daytime haven and a buzzing hub at night, complete with deck-defying water spectacles at the AquaTheater, new restaurants, bars, lounges, and nightlife.
This largest Cruise ship, owned by Royal Caribbean International, is approximately 365 metres long and is expected to weigh 250,800 tonnes. With space for 5,610 passengers and 2,350 crew members, the ship promises an unmatched cruise experience.
The Icon of the Seas returned to the Meyer Turku shipyard after the competition of trials and is slated to make its world premiere in South Florida in January 2024. Royal Caribbean claims the ship provides something for every family and traveller, guaranteeing exceptional experiences without cutting corners.
It has over 40 dining and entertainment options, a magnificent suspended infinity pool at sea, a multilevel deck and whirlpools, thrilling experiences that shatter records, tranquil areas, a neighbourhood created especially for young families, and record-breaking thrills.
