Icon of the Seas | Construction Update (Sept 2022)

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The video provides a construction update for Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas based on footage from the Meyer Shipyard in Turku, Finland. The creator notes that the vessel will surpass the Oasis class to become the largest cruise ship in the world, already exceeding the length of the Wonder of the Seas. Key features highlighted include the introduction of infinite veranda staterooms, which feature floor to ceiling windows that can be opened or closed. The update also offers a view of the aft entertainment space, which features a circular design similar to the AquaTheater but with a potentially new show format. Additional details from the Royal Caribbean Innovation Lab in Miami show various ship finishes and the supports for a water park located toward the aft section. While a mysterious sphere remains unexplained, the creator observes that the ship maintains some Oasis class similarities like the split hull design while emphasizing innovation. The video concludes by noting that Royal Caribbean plans a major unveiling in October, which is expected to include itinerary details and reservation opening dates ahead of the ship's 2023 debut.
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this ship will be the largest in the Royal Caribbean Fleet even larger than Oasis class vessels
icon of the Seas will offer infinite Veranda staterooms first seen on sister brand Celebrity Cruises Edge class ships
much of the ship makes a bold statement highlighting Royal Caribbean's innovation
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