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Where is Star of the Seas right now?

Royal Caribbean International · Icon class · sailing from Port Canaveral, Florida. Her live AIS position when she is reporting — and an honest “not reporting” when she isn't.

NOT CURRENTLY REPORTING

Star of the Seas isn't in the live AIS feed right now

Ships only appear here while their AIS transponder is broadcasting and a receiver is in range. Star of the Seas may be mid-ocean beyond shore receiver coverage, in a coverage gap, or between broadcasts. This page never fills the gap with a guessed or last-known position — when she reports again, her live position will appear here automatically. Meanwhile, the live ship tracker shows the traffic that is reporting.

About Star of the Seas

The second Icon-class ship, entering service in August 2025. She sails seven-night Caribbean cruises from Port Canaveral.

This page tracks Star of the Seas by the identity she broadcasts: MMSI 311001551, matched against WorldEye's live AIS maritime feed. The destination on the live card is the one her crew entered into the transponder, shown exactly as transmitted — AIS destinations are free text and are occasionally out of date, so read them as the ship's stated intention, not a booked itinerary.

Star of the Seas facts

Cruise line
Royal Caribbean International
Class
Icon class
Gross tonnage
248,663 GT
Length
364.83 m
Passengers
5,610 at double occupancy · 7,600 maximum
Entered service
August 2025
Homeport
Port Canaveral, Florida
Sailing regions
Eastern and Western Caribbean cruises from Port Canaveral
IMO number
9829942
MMSI
311001551
Call sign
C6HS3

Ship facts verified 2026-10-26 against the ship's reference entry.

Watch her homeport

Port Canaveral, Florida

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Star of the Seas — FAQ

Where is Star of the Seas right now?+
When Star of the Seas is broadcasting AIS within receiver coverage, the live card at the top of this page shows her current position, speed, heading and the destination she is reporting — with the time of her last report. When she is not reporting, the card says so plainly: this page never shows a guessed, scheduled or last-known position as if it were live.
How does the Star of the Seas tracker work?+
Like every large vessel, Star of the Seas carries an AIS transponder that broadcasts her identity (MMSI 311001551), position, speed and heading. WorldEye's maritime feed listens to those broadcasts; this page matches them to Star of the Seas by her MMSI number and shows the latest report while it is fresh — reports older than ten minutes are treated as not live.
What is Star of the Seas's homeport?+
Star of the Seas sails from Port Canaveral, Florida. She entered service in August 2025 and currently sails eastern and Western Caribbean cruises from Port Canaveral.
How big is Star of the Seas?+
Star of the Seas is a Icon class ship of 248,663 gross tons and 364.83 metres long, carrying 5,610 passengers at double occupancy and up to 7,600 at maximum capacity. Her IMO number is 9829942 and her call sign is C6HS3.
Why does Star of the Seas sometimes disappear from the tracker?+
AIS is a radio broadcast with finite range. Mid-ocean, far from shore receivers, a ship can go quiet for stretches; transponders are also occasionally switched off or faulty. A gap means the feed has no fresh report — not that the ship has stopped. The card on this page shows the age of the last report so you can judge freshness yourself.
Can I watch Star of the Seas arrive in port?+
WorldEye's port webcams page collects live harbour camera walls for the world's great ports. Star of the Seas's homeport does not have a dedicated wall there yet, so the honest answer is: track her approach here, and browse the port hub for the nearest covered harbours.

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