Icon class
3 published profiles in this class · build years 2024–2026. Class membership is read from each vessel profile.
Icon of the Seas introduced a new Royal Caribbean ship class built around the holiday itself. Read Icon of the Seas's story ↗
3 ships · equal measurements share a rank.
| Rank | Ship | Length | Gross tonnage | Type | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Icon of the Seas | 364.75 m | 248,663 GT | Cruise ships | In service |
| 2 |  Legend of the Seas | 364.84 m | 248,663 GT | Cruise ships | Listed active |
| 3 |  Star of the Seas | 364.83 m | 248,663 GT | Cruise ships | Listed active |
What a class is, and is not
Sister vessels share an underlying design and often a construction programme, but individual ships can still differ in length, tonnage, operator and delivered year. Class names can also be described differently by builders, operators and registers. This directory follows the class name recorded on each source-linked profile, so membership reflects the published data rather than an independent naval-architecture definition.
Historical guidance: for help comparing members, open the measurement methodology. Positions are separate evidence: use the tracking dashboard only with a verified identity and a received report.