What is next for Royal?

[Joe01]

1999 - Voyager of the Seas was launched and revolutionised the industry. First ship with an Ice Rink at sea and first cruise ship with a Royal Promenade.

2009 - Oasis of the Seas was launched and also revolutionised the industry. She introduced the neighbourhood concept (Boardwalk and Central Park at sea) Aqua shows, Rising bars, Zip Line, Loft Suites and much more.

Now we are in 2019. We're seeing Voyager, Freedom and older Oasis Class ships getting major revitalisations, alongside the Oasis and Quantum Class product evolving with Harmony, Symphony and Spectrum being improved versions of their younger sisters.

Where can Royal go next with their ships? They just keep impressing, so I'm fascinated to see what they will do with Icon.

[rjac]

As Ralph Cramden used to say "To the moon, Alice, to the moon". 

[Hagar]

I like the joke made by a few of the Captain's at the "top tier" events;

Ultimately the largest ship will just be anchored in the Caribbean and the passengers will be brought to it ;>)

[Andrew72681]

27 minutes ago, Hagar said:

I like the joke made by a few of the Captain's at the "top tier" events;

Ultimately the largest ship will just be anchored in the Caribbean and the passengers will be brought to it ;>)

It’s not that far from Port Everglades to the Bahamas. Just have a ship big enough to stretch between the two.  

[twangster]

46 minutes ago, Hagar said:

I like the joke made by a few of the Captain's at the "top tier" events;

Ultimately the largest ship will just be anchored in the Caribbean and the passengers will be brought to it ;>)

Isn't that basically an island... such as Perfect Day at CocoCay?