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MIAMI — The Icon of the Seas encountered some issues during its recent voyage, forcing the world's largest cruise liner to miss a stop and return to the Port of Miami. And though the ship was scheduled to depart on another trip on Saturday, Royal Caribbean canceled that as well.

In a statement sent to booked guests, Royal Caribbean International updated the status of the upcoming cruise onboard the Icon of the Seas. After having a sailing canceled in late September, the 250,800-ton ship is currently undergoing a wet dock at the Grand Bahama Shipyard in Freeport.

It’s quite rare for a newer ship to experience mechanical issues severe enough that an entire sailing gets abruptly cancelled. But that’s exactly what just happened. Royal Caribbean’s massive Icon of the Seas is not only the largest cruise ship in the world,

Royal Caribbean has informed guests of the need to cancel the next Icon of the Seas sailing due to unplanned maintenance.

Thousands of families who had their hearts set on setting sail on the world's largest cruise ship found out that their dream vacation had suddenly been canceled.

Royal Caribbean International’s Icon of the Seas is currently at the Grand Bahama Shipyard to undergo repairs. With its current cruise canceled last week due to technical issues, the 2023-built vessel arrived at the facility in Freeport on Sept.

The "World's Largest Cruise Ship" will undergo unplanned maintenance, and travelers will receive a refund for their canceled sailing.

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