Legend of the Seas

Legend of the Seas is an Icon-class cruise ship operated by Royal Caribbean International. She was delivered to Royal Caribbean on 10 June 2026 and carries around 10,000 guests, making her one of the world's largest cruise ships. She was built at the Meyer Turku shipyard in Turku, Finland. Legend of the Seas is the second cruise ship in the Royal Caribbean fleet to have carried this name, reviving a title held by a Vision-class ship that served the line from 1995 to 2017.

The ship is organized around eight themed neighbourhoods, each designed as a distinct space with its own character and activities. Like the other Icon-class ships, Legend of the Seas features various activities including skywalks, surf simulators, waterparks, and pools. Onboard are seven pools, 20 bars and 28 restaurants. The dining spreads across casual cafés, specialty venues, and multiple main restaurants, reflecting the ship's focus on variety. There is also a dedicated cookery school and live music venues throughout the ship.

Entertainment is central to life aboard. A production of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory opened onboard Legend of the Seas in 2026. Additional shows include America's Got Talent LIVE and performances at the Absolute Zero ice arena. The ship also has an immersive Royal Railway dining experience and the Hollywoodland Supper Club.

The signature spaces are built for spectacle and play. Category 6 is the largest waterpark at sea, equipped with record-breaking waterslides and a sprawling swim-up bar. The Crown's Edge combines a skywalk with an aerial obstacle course for those seeking a serious thrill. The AquaDome features panoramic windows over the water, a focal point for relaxation and gathering. Cabins range from comfortable inside rooms to expansive suites and family townhouses, many with private balconies and innovative features like walls that open onto your own outdoor space.

Legend of the Seas is the company's fourth ship powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG), supporting Royal Caribbean's journey towards net-zero cruising by 2035. The ship suits families and guests seeking big-ship variety, competitive thrill-seeking, top-tier entertainment, and the newest in modern cruise design. On The Cruise Globe you can see the exact routes Legend of the Seas has sailed.