The latest episode of Royal Caribbean’s promotional series ‘Making an Icon’ has been released, this time detailing all the exciting beverage and bar options on the upcoming Icon of the Seas.
The new video is the latest in a series that explores what Icon of the Seas will offer when she debuts in early 2024, as the first of the Icon Class and the largest cruise ship in the world.
There will be more than 15 bars and lounges on the ship, offering a huge range of drinks, including 60 brand-new cocktail choices for the cruise line that will be exclusive to Icon.
Each of the bars and lounges will have its own theme, with returning favourites such as the Trellis Bar, Boleros and the Schooner Bar featuring alongside debutants including Lou’s Jazz’n Blues, and Bubbles – a Champagne window in Central Park.
The ship will also debut Lemon Post, the first bar aimed at both adults and kids and serving a selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.
And there’s The Overlook, situated in the AquaDome. This elevated venue has pods that are more intimate spaces for guests to share and enjoy the live music.
For anyone with a sweet tooth, there’s also Desserts – a milkshake bar with incredible options topped with cookies, candy, cakes and more.
We’ve learned a lot about Icon of the Seas already and there’s still more to come – she will certainly be an exciting ship when she sets sail on her first cruise on 27th January 2024.
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