Legend of the Seas: Royal Caribbean's $1 Billion Floating City
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The scale of the new vessel impresses even the most seasoned experts. At 1,196 ft, approximately 364 m in length, and with a colossal gross tonnage of 248,663 gross tons
The excitement surrounding the ship is entirely justified as the liner's infrastructure resembles a fully functioning resort city with a wealth of unique features.
Legend of the Seas represents an important step for the company towards sustainable development. It is already the fourth vessel in Royal Caribbean's fleet whose propulsion systems run on liquefied natural gas
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On July 10, 2026, Royal Caribbean took delivery of Legend of the Seas from Finland's Meyer Turku shipyard — the third ship in the groundbreaking Icon Class, following Icon of the Seas and Star of the Seas. Episodes: 0:00 - A New Giant Is Born 0:35 - Handover Ceremony at Meyer Turku 1:30 - Icon Class Legacy: Icon, Star & Legend 2:20 - Size & Specs 3:10 - 28 Restaurants, Waterparks & Crown's Edge 4:50 - LNG Power & Sustainability #LegendOfTheSeas #RoyalCaribbean #IconClass