After receiving the new Wonder of the Seas in 2022, the Royal Caribbean International fleet is set to grow further over the next years.<\/p>\n
In addition to an extra LNG-powered Oasis-class vessel in 2024, the company will get a new three-ship class starting in 2023.<\/p>\n
Heres the complete list of ships currently on order for Royal Caribbean International:<\/p>\n
Ship:Icon of the Seas Debut Date: Fall 2023Capacity:5,600 guestsTonnage:200,000Status: Under construction in Finland<\/p>\n
As the first vessel in a brand-new class, the Icon of the Seas is currently under construction at the Meyer Turk shipyard in Finland. Set to become one of the biggest of the fleet, the 5,600-guest cruise ship will debut in late 2023.<\/p>\n
While further details about the LNG-powered cruise ship and its deployment are yet to be announced, Royal Caribbean revealed in April that the Icon is poised to debut in the Caribbean.<\/p>\n
Ship:Utopia of the SeasDebut Date: Q2 2024Capacity:5,714 guestsTonnage:231,000Status: Under construction in France<\/p>\n
Currently being built at the Chantiers de lAtlantique shipyard in France, the Utopia of the Seas is set to enter service in 2024.<\/p>\n
Following the Wonder of the Seas, the 5,714-guest vessel will become the sixth in a series of ships known as the Oasis Class. Powered by LNG, the Utopia is also expected to assume the title of worlds largest cruise ship.<\/p>\n
Ship:Icon Class IIDebut Date: Q2 2025Capacity:5,600Tonnage:200,000Status: Planned<\/p>\n
Royal Caribbeans orderbook also includes a sister to the Icon of the Seas. To be built at the Meyer Turku shipyard, the LNG-powered vessel is poised to enter service in Q2 2025.<\/p>\n
Ship:Icon Class IIIDebut Date: Spring 2026Capacity:5,600Tonnage:200,000Status: Planned<\/p>\n
In 2019, Royal Caribbean firmed an order for a third vessel in the Icon series. Also being built at the Meyer Turku shipyard, the 5,600-guest ship will welcome its first guests during 2026s spring.<\/p>\n
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