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All About Icon of the Seas: Review, Pros, Cons and Everything In Between

All About Icon of the Seas: Review, Pros, Cons and Everything In Between

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Icon of the Seas review: honest multigenerational cruise tips for 12 travelers ages 4-78. Western Caribbean ports, dining, shows & staterooms.

We're just back from a week on Icon of the Seas with our crew of twelve! I'm sharing what worked (and what didn't) for our multigenerational cruise over New Years. From our perfect Deck 8 balcony setup to managing the water slide crowds, this comprehensive Icon of the Seas review covers everything families need to know.

Episode Highlights:

  • Why Icon of the Seas neighborhoods make crowds manageable with 7600+ passengers
  • Our connected balcony hack for multigenerational travel
  • Reality check on Category 6 water slides and timing strategy
  • Honest take on kids club age groupings (the weakest part of Icon)
  • Western Caribbean ports: Costa Maya, Roatan, Cozumel & CocoCay
  • Dining variety from Main Dining Room to Izumi Sushi lunch deal
  • Entertainment winners: Lou's Jazz n Blues, The Passing Zone, Aqua Action
  • Critical arcade spending limit tip (our biggest mistake!)
  • Mobility solutions for grandparents on cruises

More tips for cruisers:

  • 6 Cruise Cabin Hacks to Make Your Stateroom More Livable
  • Smooth Sailing: 6 Must-Do Tasks Before Your Cruise
  • 5 Reasons You Might Hate Cruising (+ 7 Reasons You Might Love It)

Don't miss this inspiring, practical travel with kids podcast hosted by family travel expert Melissa Conn, founder of The Family Voyage, certified Child Passenger Safety Technician, and mom of two who proves family travel is achievable for everyone.

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