Icon Of The Seas - What I Loved And What I Didn't Love About Royal Caribbean's New Cruise Ship
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I paid out of my own pocket to be on this Cruise you know a lot of YouTubers and travel agents that have made videos about icon were cruising for free at Royal Caribbean's expense
I loved it and another show I enjoyed on board at no additional charge was the aqua action show in the indoor Aqua theater
they were asking $300 for one day use of one of these daybeds at The Hideaway $140 for dinner for two at the Steak House
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This is my full review of the new cruise ship from Royal Caribbean, Icon Of The Seas. This is the first in a new class of ships from Royal Caribbean, and it's really interesting to see how they've taken some of the best features from their Quantum-class and Oasis-class ships, added a few new ideas, and come up with what a lot of people say is the most amazing cruise ship yet. I spend the majority of this video telling you what I loved about this ship, but I do also point out some things that didn't sit well with me. I hope you'll leave a comment to tell me what you agree with and where you think I'm wrong about Icon Of The Seas. If you're interested in booking a cruise, feel free to use the services of my travel agent, Caitlin Gallagher. She's the owner of Ambren Travel in Florida. Visit her web site at https://www.ambrentravel.com/ or give Caitlin a call at 1-904-364-5774. If you prefer, you can email her at caitlin@ambrentravel.com Video Chapters 0:00 Intro 1:38 Who Will Love It 4:53 Things I Loved 15:23 More Things I Loved 17:45 Things I Didn't Like 24:36 Conclusion