
Star of the Seas: Icon-class fun from Florida's theme-park coast
Star of the Seas joined the fleet in August 2025 and sails year-round from Port Canaveral, about 45 minutes from Orlando. That makes her the easiest Icon-class ship to pair with a theme-park holiday.
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The wow factors

Cabins and suites

- Ultimate Family Townhouse: 1,772 sq ft over 3 levels, sleeps 8, with an in-suite slide, cinema and hot tub.
- Royal Loft Suite: 1,482 sq ft over 2 levels, sleeps 6, with a grand piano and balcony whirlpool.
- Icon Loft Suite: 656 sq ft over 2 levels, sleeps 4.
- Family Infinite Ocean View Balcony: 335 sq ft, sleeps 6, with a bunk alcove and split bathroom.
- Surfside Family Suite: 269 sq ft, for 2 adults and 2 children.
Eat and drink
- Lincoln Park Supper Club: Eight-course tasting menu with live jazz (extra cost).
- Hooked Seafood: Seafood with sea views (extra cost).
- Pier 7: Family restaurant in Surfside.
- El Loco Fresh: Tex-Mex by the pool.
Shows and fun
- Back to the Future: The Musical: The West End show, on a cruise ship for the first time.
- Torque: In the AquaDome.
- Sol: Ice show on Absolute Zero.
- Dueling Pianos: Plus Spotlight Karaoke.
Where she sails

Winter 2026/27 and summer 2027: Year-round 7-night Eastern and Western Caribbean from Port Canaveral (Orlando), every sailing calling at Perfect Day at CocoCay.
Typical ports: St Maarten, St Thomas, Cozumel, Roatán, Costa Maya and more.
From the UK: Direct flights from the UK to Orlando, then about 45 minutes to the port. Easy to add a week at the parks.
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