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Star of the Seas

18 upcoming departures  ·  18 itineraries

Star of the Seas is a 5,610-guest Royal Caribbean International cruise ship, in service since 2025. This page lists 18 upcoming departures across 18 itineraries in Caribbean, day by day and port by port. Its live AIS position is plotted on the map below and refreshed through the day.

✓ Families with young children ✓ Travelers seeking many included activities ✓ Guests who enjoy water attractions
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Built 2025
Gross Tonnage 248,663
Guests 5,610
Crew 2,350
Length 365.0 m
Beam 66.0 m
Decks 20
Cabins 2,805
Max speed 22.0 kn
Flag Bahamas
Guests per crew 2.4
Space ratio 44

Star of the Seas at a glance

Ship size

Bigger than 99%

A mega-ship at 248,663 gross tons — #2 of 565 ships we track. 44 tons of ship per guest.

Best for

  • Families with young children
  • Travelers seeking many included activities
  • Guests who enjoy water attractions
  • Passengers wanting varied dining neighborhoods
  • Large-ship entertainment fans

Think twice if you want

  • Travelers preferring intimate ships
  • Guests seeking a quiet, low-activity atmosphere
  • Passengers wanting mostly traditional cruise layouts
  • Travelers avoiding extra-charge dining and attractions

Live Position ● 37 minutes ago

Heading to: MX CMM>>>USD PCV

Currently on: 7 Nights Western Caribbean Cruise (7 nights) — En route to Orlando (Port Canaveral), Fl — last stop Puerto Costa Maya, Mexico

Orlando (Port Canaveral), Fl → Perfect Day Cococay, Bahamas → Cozumel, Mexico → Roatan, Honduras → Puerto Costa Maya, Mexico → Orlando (Port Canaveral), Fl
Coming up
  1. Port Canaveral arrives 06:00 AM end of cruise
21.0 knots

Position via AIS — updated periodically, not real-time.

About Star of the Seas

Star of the Seas is Royal Caribbean International’s second Icon-class ship, entering service in August 2025. Built by Meyer Turku, the LNG-powered vessel combines a 20-deck resort layout with eight neighborhoods, extensive family facilities, multiple pools and waterslides, large-scale theaters, and more than 40 dining and bar venues. It accommodates 5,610 guests based on double occupancy, with capacity for substantially more at maximum occupancy.

Ship at a Glance

Operator
Royal Caribbean International
Builder / shipyard
Meyer Turku, Finland
Registry / flag
Bahamas (confirmed by the ship’s AIS identity)
Call sign
C6HS3
IMO number
9829942
MMSI
311001551
Draft
9.0 m

Onboard Experience

Signature highlights

Icon-class mega-ship with eight neighborhoods, six waterslides, seven pools, the AquaDome, Central Park, Royal Promenade, Thrill Island, and Surfside family spaces.

For families

Dedicated Surfside family neighborhood, kids’ pools, Splashaway Bay, Adventure Ocean, Playscape, carousel, family suites, and extensive waterslide and activity programming.

Pools, spa & wellness

Spa and fitness facilities, adult-oriented pool areas, the Solarium-style AquaDome environment, and quiet outdoor relaxation spaces.

Accessibility

Royal Caribbean offers accessible staterooms and accessible public areas; guests should confirm specific mobility, visual, hearing, and medical requirements directly with the operator before sailing.

Environmental features

Powered by dual-fuel engines capable of using LNG, with shore-power connectivity and heat-recovery systems among its environmental features.

Deck plans

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Venues Cabins only Both · Tap a deck to see what's on it

Deck 15

Windjammer Marketplace AquaDome Market Hooked Seafood Celebration Table El Loco Fresh AquaTheater Rye & Bean The Lime and Coconut Cantina Fresca The Hideaway Bar Royal Bay Pool Cove Pool Hideaway Pool The Hideaway Sprinkles The Overlook Pods AquaDome Retail Table Tennis Whirlpool Chill Island

Cabins & suites

Suite 6% Balcony 65% Oceanview 10% Inside 19%
CategoryTypeCabinsSizeBalconySleepsDecks
Royal Loft SuiteCode RL. Suite 1 1482 sq ft 705 sq ft 6 17
Icon Loft SuiteCode IL. Suite 7 838 sq ft 151 sq ft 4 17
Family TownhouseCode UL; the published size includes the townhouse’s yard and bridge. Suite 1 1772 sq ft 410 sq ft 8 8
Owners SuiteCode OS. Suite 8 658 sq ft 190 sq ft 4 16, 17

Dining, bars & venues

27 included 14 extra cost in the fare, by the line's own published policy.

Dining

Main Dining Room Included
Deck 3–5
The ship’s principal multi-level complimentary dining room occupies three decks.
Windjammer Marketplace Included
Deck 15
A buffet restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner.
AquaDome Market Included
Deck 15
A food hall with multiple made-to-order food stations.
Hooked Seafood Extra cost
Deck 15
A specialty seafood restaurant in the AquaDome.
Celebration Table Extra cost
Deck 15
A small specialty dining venue with rotating menus and a private dining format.
Giovanni’s Italian Kitchen & Wine Bar Extra cost
Deck 6
An Italian specialty restaurant combined with a wine bar.
Pier 7 Extra cost
Deck 7
A specialty supper club in the Surfside neighborhood.
Surfside Eatery Included
Deck 7
A family-oriented buffet and sit-down dining venue.
Surfside Bites Included
Deck 7
A grab-and-go food venue in Surfside.
El Loco Fresh Included
Deck 15
A casual Mexican counter-service venue.
Park Cafe Included
Deck 8
A casual cafe serving light meals and snacks in Central Park.
Izumi Hibachi & Sushi Extra cost
Deck 8
An Asian specialty restaurant offering sushi and hibachi dining.
Izumi in the Park Extra cost
Deck 8
A takeaway sushi venue in Central Park.
Chops Grille Extra cost
Deck 8
A specialty steakhouse in Central Park.
Lincoln Park Supper Club Extra cost
Deck 8
An eight-course specialty supper club with live music.
Sprinkles Included
Deck 7, 15
A complimentary soft-serve ice-cream station.

Bars & lounges

The Overlook Varies
Deck 14
A forward observation lounge in the AquaDome.
Lou’s Jazz ’n Blues Varies
Deck 8
A Central Park jazz and blues lounge.
Bubbles Varies
Deck 8
A champagne bar in Central Park.
Trellis Bar Varies
Deck 8
A bar serving Central Park.
The Lemon Post Varies
Deck 7
A family-oriented bar in Surfside.
Schooner Bar Varies
Deck 6
A piano-oriented bar.
Boleros Varies
Deck 6
A Latin-themed bar and lounge.
Playmakers Sports Bar & Arcade Varies
Deck 6
A sports bar paired with arcade games.
Starbucks Extra cost
Deck 5
A branded coffee shop.
Rye & Bean Varies
Deck 15
A coffee and beverage venue.
The Lime and Coconut Varies
Deck 15, 17
A pool-deck bar with multiple locations.
Swim & Tonic Varies
Deck 16
A poolside swim-up bar.
Cantina Fresca Varies
Deck 15
A Mexican-themed bar.
The Hideaway Bar Varies
Deck 15
A poolside bar serving The Hideaway.
Vitality Cafe Varies
Deck 14
A cafe associated with the fitness and spa areas.

History & sister ships

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Where Star of the Seas sails, month by month

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Dec
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Jan
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Feb
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Aug
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Caribbean 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 0
From / night $155 $168 0 0 0 0 $186 $176 0 0 0 0

Departures per month over the next 12 months, from the cruise line's published schedule. Lowest advertised fare per night is in October 2026 (prices change; check when booking).

Ports it visits most

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Itineraries & Sailings

7 Nights

7 Nights Eastern Caribbean Cruise

From $1,207 · $172/night
Ports of Call
Next: Nov 1, 2026
1 upcoming departure
7 Nights

7 Nights Eastern Caribbean Cruise

From $1,613 · $230/night
Ports of Call
Next: May 2, 2027
1 upcoming departure
7 Nights

7 Nights Eastern Caribbean Cruise

From $1,230 · $176/night
Ports of Call
Next: May 23, 2027
1 upcoming departure
7 Nights

7 Nights Eastern Caribbean Cruise

From $1,373 · $196/night
Ports of Call
Next: Oct 31, 2027
1 upcoming departure
7 Nights

7 Nights Eastern Caribbean Cruise

From $1,084 · $155/night
Ports of Call
Next: Oct 25, 2026
1 upcoming departure
7 Nights

7 Nights Eastern Caribbean Cruise

From $2,373 · $339/night
Ports of Call
Next: Oct 18, 2026
1 upcoming departure
7 Nights

7 Nights Western Caribbean Cruise

From $1,175 · $168/night
Ports of Call
Next: Nov 8, 2026
1 upcoming departure
7 Nights

7 Nights Western Caribbean Cruise

From $1,323 · $189/night
Ports of Call
Next: Oct 10, 2027
1 upcoming departure
7 Nights

7 Nights Western Caribbean Cruise

From $1,294 · $185/night
Ports of Call
Next: Jan 30, 2028
1 upcoming departure
All 18 itineraries and their departure dates

All Upcoming Departures

Star of the Seas FAQ

What flag does Star of the Seas sail under?

Star of the Seas is registered in Bahamas.

How many passengers does Star of the Seas hold?

Star of the Seas carries about 5,610 guests with roughly 2,350 crew.

How old is Star of the Seas?

Star of the Seas entered service in 2025.

How big is Star of the Seas?

At 248,663 gross tons and 365 m long, Star of the Seas is a mega-ship — larger than 99% of the 565 cruise ships cruises.to tracks.

What dining is included on Star of the Seas?

The Main Dining Room, Windjammer Marketplace, AquaDome Market, Surfside Eatery, Surfside Bites, Park Cafe, El Loco Fresh and several casual snack venues are included. Specialty restaurants such as Hooked Seafood, Chops Grille, Izumi and Pier 7 charge extra.

What is the dress code on Star of the Seas?

Royal Caribbean uses a generally casual dress standard, with some evenings designated as formal or dress-up occasions. Specific evening guidance is provided in the daily onboard schedule.

Are Wi-Fi and gratuities included?

Standard fares do not generally include internet access. Gratuities are normally added separately unless included through a booking, promotion or suite benefit.

Is Star of the Seas accessible for passengers with disabilities?

The ship has accessible staterooms and passenger facilities, but accessibility varies by venue and cabin. Royal Caribbean requires accessibility needs to be declared during booking so suitable arrangements can be confirmed.

Are children’s facilities available?

Yes. Adventure Ocean, Social020, Splashaway Bay, Baby Bay, Surfside and other family facilities provide age-specific activities and water play areas.

Are the pools and waterpark included?

The main pools, children’s water areas and Category 6 Waterpark are included in the standard fare. Some attractions, reserved seating and selected activities may carry separate charges.