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Liberty of the Seas was dumped after manufacture in 2007, therefore it is 16 years older than Icon of the Seas, which was built on 2023. The cruise Liberty of the Seas has a capacity of 4960 passengers that are distributed in its 1889 cabins, on the other hand, the Icon of the Seas can accommodate up to 7514 passengers in its 2805 cabins. On the other hand, the ship Liberty of the Seas has a lower ratio of crew members per passenger as it has one crew member per 3.6 passengers, compared to the ratio of 3.2 passengers per crew member of Icon of the Seas which translates into better service in general lines.
Among its main features is Liberty of the Seas is that it has 11 restaurants of which 4 (Windjammer, Café Promenade, Sorrento Pizza, Restaurante Principal, ) are included in the price of the cruise at no extra cost Instead, the ship Icon of the Seas accommodates a total of 22 restaurants of different types of menus and includes 10 (Surfside Bites, Windjammer, El Loco Fresh, Park Cafe, Sorrento Pizza, Restaurante Principal, Surfside Eatery, Pearl Café, AquaDome Market, Basecamp, ) where we can have lunch or dinner at no additional cost.
The exterior parts and common areas of the ship Liberty of the Seas include a total of 3 pools and 6 jacuzzis where you can enjoy with the family during your stay and take a dip. On the contrary, the ship Icon of the SeasIt has 4 plus pools (7 in total) to bathe in and a total of 9 jacuzzis to enjoy with its relaxing bubbles. Likewise, Liberty of the Seas has 5, bars and lounges less than cruise ship Icon of the Seas, which includes a total of 14 instead of 9, both cruise ships having a variety of places to have all kinds of drinks.
The cruise Liberty of the Seas is 339 meters long, so it is equal to the length or height of 12 basketball court, 8 Boeing 737 aircraft, 6 Towers of Pisa, or 4 Big Ben. In the same way the Icon of the Seas has 365 meters in length (length), therefore it is equal to the length/height of 72 Tesla Model 3 cars, 14 tennis courts, 3 football fields or 23 buses.
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