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26th Dec 2026 | 8 nights | Royal Caribbean International | Legend of the Seas
Step aboard Legend of the Seas, the newest ship in Royal Caribbean’s Icon Class, and discover an incredible choice of experiences across eight distinct neighbourhoods. You’ll find a mix of lively social spaces, relaxed retreats and innovative areas designed to make the most of your time on board. With 28 dining options, expansive outdoor spaces and experiences ranging from family-friendly fun to sophisticated evenings, Legend brings together the best of Royal Caribbean’s Icon Class in one impressive ship.
You’ll have plenty to keep you entertained on Legend of the Seas, whether you’re looking for thrills, relaxation or something the whole family can enjoy. Take on the Crown’s Edge aerial adventure, race down the Category 6 waterpark slides or enjoy the FlowRider surf simulator and mini golf. For a more relaxed day, you can unwind at Cove Pool or enjoy the adults-only Cloud 17, while the ship’s eight neighbourhoods provide even more spaces to explore. Evenings bring new entertainment including Broadway’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, live music and the immersive AquaTheater.
Dining aboard Legend of the Seas gives you an impressive 28 options, ranging from casual bites to more sophisticated dining experiences. You can travel through flavours at Royal Railway – Legend Station, where the immersive dining experience takes inspiration from the historic Silk Routes, or enjoy a glamorous evening at Hollywoodland Supper Club. Alongside these new venues, you’ll find Royal Caribbean favourites and a variety of complimentary and speciality restaurants, giving you plenty of choice throughout your time on board.
Your accommodation on Legend of the Seas gives you a wide choice of ways to relax between adventures, from comfortable Interior and Ocean View staterooms to Balcony cabins and spacious suites. You’ll also find accommodation designed with families in mind, alongside Royal Caribbean’s elevated suite experiences for those seeking more space and exclusive benefits. With Legend designed around Royal Caribbean’s latest Icon Class concept, you can choose a room that suits the way you want to experience this spectacular new ship.
Groups, couples and families who like (very) big ships with a vast amount of entertainment, day and night
Those who are after a quiet, intimate, small-ship experience; gourmands; couples avoiding kids
For the most part, Royal Caribbean ships that sail from the United States attract a wide variety of North American passengers, mostly between the ages of 30 and 55 on the seven-night and shorter cruises, and 50 and over on cruises longer than seven nights. Seven-night and shorter cruises are also popular with families, especially during American school vacation periods, when the ships will often be at filled at well past double capacity and carrying more than a thousand kids. Cruises from the U.K. -- as well as Mediterranean, Asia and Australia cruises -- attract a significant number of locals from each area, as well as Royal Caribbean's usual North Americans.
Royal Caribbean's dress code is casual during the day; at night there's either casual, smart-casual or formal dress code depending on the schedule. Casual attire includes jeans and collared shirts for men and sundresses or pants with blouses for women; smart-casual means collared shirts, dresses, skirts and blouses, or pantsuits; and on formal nights, suits and ties, tuxedos, cocktail dresses or evening gowns are expected. If you want to avoid dressing up altogether on any night, the extensive Windjammer Café is always casual dress. Caps, tank tops and bathing suits are never allowed in the main dining room or specialty restaurants; shorts are not permitted during dinner and footwear is always required.
No. Royal Caribbean ships really vary in terms of complimentary dining, with the main dining room and huge Windjammer Café as constants. Coffee, tea, milk, lemonade and a few other beverages are available without cost at all times, as well. Most specialty restaurants carry an additional charge, but there are options that are free, including pizza, the Boardwalk Dog House, the Park Café (on select ships) and more, depending on the ship. Ice cream, scooped at mealtimes and from machines in between (apart from Ben & Jerry's) is also free. Other dining choices with additional cost run the gamut from Asian to a steakhouse, deli and Mexican and Italian restaurants. Room service carries a $7.95 cost per order, with the exception of Continental breakfast.
The main pool areas are a magnet onboard any Royal Caribbean ship, as is the peaceful adults-only Solarium. Cruisers line up for the most adrenaline-pumping activities, whether to surf the FlowRider or try out new experiences from simulated skydiving and ice skating to bumper cars and escape rooms. Broadway shows (on the ships that have them) are also quite popular and fill up any night they're on offer. Equally as in demand are the high-flying and diving acrobatics of the AquaTheater and the ice-skating shows on the Freedom- and Voyager-class ships.
