Ironically, just two days after I said I was adding the last mug from the Royal Caribbean series to the site, Starbucks released a new one: Been There – Star of the Seas. This makes it the eleventh mug dedicated to this cruise ship line, and now I’m not so sure there won’t be more.
Star of the Seas, the second vessel in Royal Caribbean’s Icon-class lineup, is set to debut in August 2025 after construction at the Meyer Turku shipyard in Finland.… Read more
Been There – Norwegian Sky is a mug for cruise ship operated by Norwegian Cruise Line, launched in 1999. Measuring about 780 feet in length and weighing approximately 77,000 gross tons, the ship can accommodate nearly 2,000 passengers across its 1,000 staterooms. Powered by a diesel-electric propulsion system, it reaches speeds up to 22 knots, combining modern technology with comfortable cruising to offer an enjoyable voyage experience.
Here are some of the attractions of the ship:
– The Sky Dining Room provides a spacious and elegant setting where guests can enjoy a variety of international dishes prepared by expert chefs.… Read more
Been There – Mariner of the Seas is the tenth and the last mug from the “Royal Caribbean” mini series from Starbucks.
The Mariner of the Seas, a second-generation Voyager-class cruise ship, entered service in November 2003 after being constructed by Kværner Masa-Yards in Finland. Its maiden voyage began on November 16, 2003. In early 2018, the ship underwent a major refit costing around US$120 million. Mariner stretches 1,020 feet in length, spans up to 161 feet at its widest point, and drafts approximately 28 feet.… Read more
Been There – Norwegian Prima is a mug for a cruise ship launched in 2022 as the first ship in Norwegian Cruise Line’s Prima-class series and a major step up in design and passenger experience. Built by Fincantieri in Italy, the vessel measures 965 feet in length, 133 feet in beam, and has a gross tonnage of 143,535. It carries up to 3,100 guests with a crew of approximately 1,500, delivering a guest-to-crew ratio that beats many ships in its class.… Read more
Been There – Icon of the Seas is the mug for the largest cruise ship in history. Measuring 1,198 feet long and weighing over 250,800 gross tons, this engineering giant can carry more than 7,600 passengers and 2,350 crew. Powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG) and six multi-fuel engines, it combines sustainability with raw scale. The ship is divided into eight distinct “neighbourhoods,” each packed with immersive attractions, food venues, and themed environments.
Attractions of the ship:
– Surfside is a neighbourhood built entirely for young families.… Read more
Been There – Norwegian Joy is a mug for a ship built for bold vacations. It was launched in April 2017 and refurbished in 2019 to suit Western tastes after debuting in China. This Breakaway Plus-class cruise ship stretches 1,094 feet long, weighs about 167,725 gross tons, and can carry over 3,800 guests and 1,700 crew. With 20 decks and a top speed of 22.5 knots, it’s a floating resort built to impress.
Race Track on the High Seas
The Joy was one of the first cruise ships to feature a two-level go-kart track at sea.… Read more
Been There – Wonder of the Seas is a mug for one of Royal Caribbean’s crown jewels – currently among the largest cruise ships in the world. Launched in 2022, this massive vessel measures about 1,188 feet long, spans 210 feet wide, and towers 236 feet high. It weighs roughly 236,857 gross tons and can carry over 7,000 guests along with a crew of more than 2,000, making it a floating city packed with entertainment, dining, and thrills.
Some of the attractions of this cruise ship:
Ice Skating at Sea
Yes, you can ice skate on a cruise ship.… Read more
Been There – Navigator of the Seas is a mug for a Voyager-class cruise ship built by Kværner Masa-Yards in Turku, Finland, and launched in 2002 for Royal Caribbean International. At the time of its debut, it was one of the largest cruise ships in the world, measuring 1,020 feet in length and boasting a gross tonnage of over 139,000. Powered by six Wärtsilä diesel engines and equipped with Azipod propulsion, the ship is designed for both efficiency and stability across open waters.… Read more
Been There – Odyssey of the Seas is a mug for a Quantum Ultra-class cruise ship operated by Royal Caribbean International. Launched in 2021, it is the second ship in this subclass. Built at the Meyer Werft shipyard in Germany, the vessel features advanced technology, including the SeaPlex entertainment complex, a skydiving simulator, and the North Star observation capsule, which extends over the ship for panoramic views. It has a gross tonnage of approximately 167,704 and accommodates around 5,510 passengers. Designed for global itineraries, Odyssey of the Seas debuted in Israel before repositioning to the Caribbean and Mediterranean.… Read more
Been There – Norwegian Pearl is a mug for a Jewel-class cruise ship operated by Norwegian Cruise Line. Launched in 2006 and known for its vibrant, colorful hull artwork and lively atmosphere, the ship offers a unique cruising experience with a wide range of dining options, entertainment venues, and luxurious accommodations. With a capacity of over 2,300 passengers, the Norwegian Pearl boasts features like the world-renowned Bliss Ultra Lounge and a bowling alley at sea. Having sailed to destinations from the Caribbean to Alaska, the ship has gained a reputation for delivering unforgettable adventures and top-notch service.… Read more
