Will the Icon of the Seas sink?

Although it is technically possible for the Icon of the Seas to sink, the likelihood is extremely low, and the ship is equipped with larger lifeboats to accommodate all passengers and crew. Considering the cost, the Icon of the Seas far exceeds the Titanic in terms of expenses.



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