Royal Caribbean held a naming ceremony for its latest Icon Class vessel, Legend of the Seas, in Fort Lauderdale on Nov. 11, with the ship now set to offer 6-night Western and 8-night Southern Caribbean itineraries.
This is a ceremonial naming event for the new Icon Class ship Legend of the Seas on Nov. 11, with no bookings, revenue or guidance figures attached. The ship's deployment plans (6-night Western Caribbean, 8-night Southern Caribbean itineraries) were already announced, so nothing changes the financial outlook for the stock.
Royal Caribbean Group officially named its newest Icon Class ship, Legend of the Seas, during a ceremony held in Fort Lauderdale on Veterans Day, Nov. 11. The event featured godmother retired U.S. Air Force Gen. Lori J. Robinson and marked the ship's transition to Caribbean itineraries following its inaugural summer season in the Mediterranean.
No. The event is a marketing ceremony on Veterans Day for the new ship, which was already set to sail Caribbean itineraries after its Mediterranean debut. No financial figures, bookings data or guidance were disclosed.