Royal Caribbean’s Star of the Seas may be the sister ship to the record-breaking Icon of the Seas, but just like your sister she’s not just a carbon copy. The overall layout, neighborhood concept, and “wow factor” are the same but Star brings a few fresh spaces, new flavors, and upgraded experiences that make her stand out!

Star of the Seas keeps the same number of dining venues as Icon, but swaps in some new flavors. The most notable change? The elegant Lincoln Park Supper Club replaces Icon’s Empire Supper Club. The theme shifts from 1920s New York to 1930s Chicago, with an immersive supper-club atmosphere, live entertainment, and a multi-course tasting menu.

The AquaDome Market, Royal Caribbean’s food hall, returns with a couple of fresh vendor changes, keeping things vibrant for returning guests. You’ll still find guest favorite specialty dining like Chops Grille, Giovanni’s Italian Kitchen, and Izumi, but the slight changes in menus and concepts give Star’s culinary lineup its own personality.

Star matches Icon’s over-the-top entertainment spaces! AquaTheater, ice arena, and state of the art main theater but debuts a brand new line up of shows.
These shows replace Icon’s The Wizard of Oz, Starburst, and Aqua Action! So even if you’ve sailed Icon, you’ll have an entirely fresh lineup on Star!

Star’s eight neighborhood design mirrors Icon’s, but small adjustments make a big difference:
The result is a ship that feels comfortably familiar but slightly enhanced perfect for those like me who loved Icon and want the same magic with a twist!

If Icon of the Seas is your favorite film, Star of the Seas is the highly anticipated sequel. Same beloved setting, fresh plot twists, and enough surprises to keep you coming back for more from this Legend.
Reach out to your Marvelous Mouse Travels agent today! Get ready to sail away on Royal Caribbean!