Royal Caribbean has opened bookings for the 2025-2026 season onboard Icon of the Seas three months in advance due to skyrocketing demand.
Icon of the Seas will call at new destinations in the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico
The cruise line announced that the vessel, first revealed in October 2022, will go on a seven-night voyage to the eastern Caribbean – with new calls at Puerto Plata in the Dominican Republic as well as San Juan in Puerto Rico – as well as a week-long journey in the Bahamas.
“Since Icon of the Seas was revealed almost a year ago, the response has been unprecedented by every measure,” said chief executive and president Michael Bayley.
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Royal Caribbean has opened bookings for the 2025-2026 season onboard Icon of the Seas three months in advance due to skyrocketing demand.
Icon of the Seas will call at new destinations in the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico
The cruise line announced that the vessel, first revealed in October 2022, will go on a seven-night voyage to the eastern Caribbean – with new calls at Puerto Plata in the Dominican Republic as well as San Juan in Puerto Rico – as well as a week-long journey in the Bahamas.
“Since Icon of the Seas was revealed almost a year ago, the response has been unprecedented by every measure,” said chief executive and president Michael Bayley.
“The excitement has only continued to build, making it clear that we’ve designed a revolutionary experience that reflects how consumers want to travel today and for years to come.”
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