The Icon of the Seas ships out of Miami in early 2024, and Royal Caribbean International has unveiled more than 15 bars and nightlife experiences.
When the Icon of the Seas debuts in January 2024, it will feature live music, cocktails, and a walkup champagne bar. Every type of adventurer will find a place on the ship, including parents, couples, friends, and others.
The company has taken a blank canvas and created a new kind of vacation to offer vacationers an unparalleled blend of ways to make memories and celebrate whatever their mood, vibe and style is,” Linken D’Souza, Vice President of Food and Beverage for Royal Caribbean International, said.
There’s something for everyone on Icon of the Seas, including all-new venues, bolder favorites, zero-proof cocktails, and twists on classics.
It is not only Lou’s Jazz ‘n Blues in Central Park that has recently been revealed, but Dueling Pianos in Royal Promenade, Rye & Bean café in AquaDome and Bubbles champagne bar in Central Park as well. Each of these places offers something new and exciting, and the Trellis Bar is no exception.
As for Bubbles, it serves mimosas, prosecco, Bellinis, and bubbly all day, every day in the lobby bar at 1400.
Aspiring singers can also perform at Spotlight Karaoke, which is located in the English pub Point & Feather.
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