The first Icon Class ship

— Ship names are always written in italics within body copy. In certain display scenarios, this may vary. Note that the registration mark is not italicized.

— Royal Caribbean ships are gender neutral entities. We do not call a ship “her” or “she”. Use the “it” pronoun, “ship” or just the name of the ship.

— Do not use an apostrophe with the ship name, whether in a possessive or contracted form.

Internal Reference: IC

Ship Class: Icon Class

Maiden Voyage: January 27, 2024

The back of the ship. Do not refer to it as “stern.”

A ship term used to refer to the front of the ship. Should not be called the bow.

The midpoint of the ship; the center between bow and stern. Often used to describe the location of venues or staterooms relative to the rest of the ship.

A multi-level atrium that runs through the middle of select Royal Caribbean® ships.

Used in reference to telephone calls made from the ship to receivers on shore. i.e. “You can make ship-to-shore calls from your stateroom, 24 hours a day.”

Used to describe features or events that apply/occur across all areas of a given ship. Example, shipwide Wi-Fi.

The starboard side of the ship is the right side, when looking forward. The opposite side (left) is known as the port side.

The port side of the ship is the left side, when looking forward. The opposite side (right) is known as the starboard side.