Legend of the Seas debuts in the USA for the Caribbean winter season

Royal Caribbean celebrated the arrival in the United States of Legend of the Seas, the new flagship of the revolutionary Icon class that recently docked at Port Everglades, Florida. After successfully completing its inaugural summer season in the Mediterranean, the ship marks a historic milestone by becoming the first vessel of its class to establish its homeport in Broward County, joining its sister ships Icon of the Seas and Star of the Seas in Florida.

The official Caribbean debut will take place with an inaugural three-night getaway to Perfect Day at CocoCay, the cruise line’s private island in the heart of the Bahamas, followed on November 11 by the traditional naming ceremony in the presence of the godmother, General Lori J. Robinson, company leadership led by President and CEO Michael Bayley, and local authorities. As highlighted by Broward County Mayor Mark D. Bogen, the flagship’s arrival represents a strategic economic driver for the region, strengthening the cruise-industry identity of the Florida maritime hub.

On board, Legend of the Seas features a total of eight themed neighborhoods designed for the entertainment of families and travelers of all ages. The culinary lineup includes more than forty bars and restaurants, such as the upscale Hollywoodland Supper Club and the immersive Royal Railway – Legend Station experience, which simulates a gastronomic journey along the silk routes. Headlining entertainment includes “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” and the interactive show America’s Got Talent LIVE, while thrill-seekers can head to the Thrill Island neighborhood featuring Category 6 and the Crown’s Edge suspended obstacle course 47 meters above the ocean. From Fort Lauderdale, the ship will offer regular six-night Western Caribbean and eight-night Southern Caribbean itineraries, all featuring a visit to CocoCay.