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Icon-class mega-ship with eight neighborhoods, six waterslides, seven pools, the AquaDome, Central Park, Royal Promenade, Thrill Island, and Surfside family spaces.
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.
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A mega-ship at 248,663 gross tons — #2 of 565 ships we track. 44 tons of ship per guest.
Currently on: 7 Nights Western Caribbean Cruise (7 nights) — En route to Orlando (Port Canaveral), Fl — last stop Puerto Costa Maya, Mexico
Position via AIS — updated periodically, not real-time.
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.
Icon-class mega-ship with eight neighborhoods, six waterslides, seven pools, the AquaDome, Central Park, Royal Promenade, Thrill Island, and Surfside family spaces.
Dedicated Surfside family neighborhood, kids’ pools, Splashaway Bay, Adventure Ocean, Playscape, carousel, family suites, and extensive waterslide and activity programming.
Spa and fitness facilities, adult-oriented pool areas, the Solarium-style AquaDome environment, and quiet outdoor relaxation spaces.
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.
Powered by dual-fuel engines capable of using LNG, with shore-power connectivity and heat-recovery systems among its environmental features.
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| Category | Type | Cabins | Size | Balcony | Sleeps | Decks |
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| 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 |
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Star of the Seas is registered in Bahamas.
Star of the Seas carries about 5,610 guests with roughly 2,350 crew.
Star of the Seas entered service in 2025.
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.
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.
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.
Standard fares do not generally include internet access. Gratuities are normally added separately unless included through a booking, promotion or suite benefit.
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.
Yes. Adventure Ocean, Social020, Splashaway Bay, Baby Bay, Surfside and other family facilities provide age-specific activities and water play areas.
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.