Royal Caribbean Cuts Steel for Second Icon Class Ship

Royal Caribbean cuts steel for its second Icon Class ship, a soon-to-be-named vessel that will set sail in 2025.

Royal Caribbean Cuts Steel for Second Icon Class Ship

THE NEXT ICONIC ADVENTURE BEGINS WITH ROYAL CARIBBEAN’S SECOND ICON CLASS SHIP

Arriving in 2025, the Next Icon Class Ship is Officially Under Way

And then there were two. The next iconic adventure is under way as Royal Caribbean International marked the initial milestone – the first cut of steel – for the second ship in the revolutionary Icon Class.

A steel-cutting ceremony took place at Meyer Turku shipyard in Turku, Finland. The soon-to-be-named ship will set sail in 2025, following the debut of Icon of the Seas in January 2024.

Royal Caribbean Cuts Steel for Second Icon Class Ship

The Royal Caribbean and Meyer Turku teams dedicated to building the second Icon Class ship were in attendance at the traditional ceremony yesterday. The major milestone represents the official start of production. It begins a series of key moments in the design and construction that spans months and involves thousands of innovators across design, naval engineering, architecture, and more.

Royal Caribbean’s next ship, along with a third in the Icon Class, will join Icon in introducing a new era of vacations for years to come. Each ship will be a combination of the best of every vacation, from the resort getaway to the beach escape and theme park adventure. Every family member and type of vacationer can make memories together and on their own terms without compromise.

The first look at Icon and Icon Class made headlines when revealed in October 2022. The resounding feedback resulted in Royal Caribbean International’s single largest booking day in its 53-year history.

More details about the ship, including its name, will be revealed at a later date.

SOURCE Royal Caribbean International

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