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Royal Caribbean has set the stage and the table with a closer look at its all-encompassing lineup of entertainment and unmatched dining experiences on Star of the Seas.
The ship debuts in August 2025 from Port Canaveral (Orlando), Florida. It is set to combine the best of every vacation, bringing to life experiences for all ages from top-notch entertainment, next-level dining experiences across Lincoln Park Supper Club and three new concepts at the Icon Class signature favourite, AquaDome Market.
Star of the Seas features the boldest entertainment at sea with five signature shows across stage, air, water, and ice. Guests can enjoy all-day entertainment, including new theatrical productions, live music from the largest orchestra at sea, state-of-the-art technology, and daring stunts from incredible high divers, aerialists and more. And when it comes to what’s on the menu on the ship, adventurers can refuel and satisfy their culinary cravings with more than 40 spots to dine and drink with something for every palate.
“At Royal Caribbean, we know that dining and entertainment are at the heart of our guests’ vacation experiences and memories,” Royal Caribbean chief marketing officer Kara Wallace said. “With the Icon Class lineup redefining what it means to vacation, Star of the Seas pushes the boundaries of flavours and entertainment with a mix of brand-new and fan-favourite offerings. So every kind of vacationer can make memories of a lifetime together and in their own ways.”
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Adventures for the whole family
At the next-level Royal Theater, adventurers of all ages can explore dreams and discover creativity with an all-new Royal Caribbean production, “Create.” The must-see show follows the soul-searching journey of a curious robot, KRE-8 – harnessing song, dance, visual arts and all forms of expression.
Families can embark on a swashbuckling adventure with the AquaTheater show, “Pirates & Mermaids.” This fun-filled show combines dance, artistic swimming, and thrilling diving skills, all set to a comedic vibe.
For unique flavours, vacationers of all ages can fuel up at AquaDome Market – a food hall exclusive to Icon Class – featuring five food stands, including three new ones serving up smoky pulled pork and beef brisket; Southeast Asian regional favourites like pad thai and beef panang; and South American staples like empanadas and arepas.
In between the adventures families can stop by family-favourite Surfside Eatery, refuel at Basecamp in Thrill Island, or go culinary globetrotting with more than 12 cuisines available each day at Windjammer, featuring the largest buffet in the fleet.
Nighttime spectaculars
Headlining the star-studded entertainment lineup is cult-classic hit “Back to the Future: The Musical,” travelling straight from Broadway. Vacationers can take a blast to the past with classic rock hits played by the largest orchestra at sea, captivating choreography and special effects, and surprise Royal Caribbean twists.
Aquatheater.
Vacationers can experience more wow-worthy moments at the AquaTheater with “Torque” – a revved-up aqua show featuring athletic artists, synchronised swimmers, dancers and slackliners for an action-packed show of thrilling stunts, cutting-edge tech and immersive visuals. Plus, guests can visit Absolute Zero for “SOL,” starring the vacation brand’s largest ice-skating cast yet.
The Lincoln Park Supper Club in the Central Park neighbourhood is an elevated, multi-course dining journey inspired by 1930s Chicago. The sensory-rich experience pairs live jazz music with sophisticated cocktails and curated dishes that nod back to iconic dining spots in The Windy City, from the Chez Paree club to the famed dining spot, The Pump Room.
For a pre-show dinner, guests can savour premium cuts at Chops Grille, enjoy hibachi at Izumi Hibachi & Sushi, or savour every bite and moment together at Celebration Table, a private dining experience perfect for every occasion.
Late night hot spots
There are plenty of ways to party the night away from checking out an adults-only comedy show at The Attic, singing hits at late-night karaoke or going for the jackpot at Casino Royale.
Star of the Seas has more than 20 bars and nightlife spots across returning favourites like Dueling Pianos, Rye & Bean for coffee-infused cocktails, the New Orleans-inspired Lou’s, and Bubbles for a toast under the stars in Central Park.
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