Icon of the Seas' twin sister, sailing 7-night round trips from Port Canaveral (Orlando) through the Eastern or Western Caribbean, always stopping at Perfect Day at CocoCay.
Prices vary significantly throughout the year depending on season, demand and how far ahead you book — figures below are typical starting ranges, not fixed prices.
Star of the Seas is the second Icon Class ship, matching Icon of the Seas at 250,800 gross tons and carrying up to 7,600 guests — the world's joint-largest cruise ship. She launched in 2025 with the benefit of guest feedback from her sister ship, featuring the largest swimming pool at sea, an expanded water park, Category 6 waterslides, the AquaDome entertainment complex, and eight themed neighbourhoods spanning family zones to adults-only retreats.
Both itineraries depart and return to Port Canaveral, close to Orlando, alternating week to week.
7 nights, round trip from Port Canaveral. Fares typically start around $1,250–1,600pp for an interior cabin, rising to $1,800–2,400pp for a balcony, with the cheapest sailings in autumn and the priciest around the winter holidays.