Star Of The Seas deck 8 plan (Cabins-Central Park)

Central Park Neighborhood is 1/5th larger than on the OASIS ships and houses Izumi Hibachi & Sushi (Asian/Japanese restaurant also offering Teppanyaki - food cooked on an iron griddle), Chops Grille (steakhouse), Park Cafe (casual restaurant for breakfast and lunch, and also for late-night snacks/open 5:30-10 pm), Empire Supper Club (8-course-meal food hall), Trellis Bar (12 seats), plus the new venues Desserted (milkshake bar), Lou's Jazz ‘n Blues (71 indoor + 16 outdoor seats/live performances nightly), and Bubbles (champagne bar/open 7 am - 10 pm).

Central Park's Empire Supper Club is a 1930s Chicago-themed restaurant with two evening seatings (at 6 and 8:30 pm) and an 8-course menu The cuisine is American and each course is paired with a beverage (wines by the glass or cocktails/created exclusively for RCI by Tony Abou-Ganim). Empire Supper Club is RCI's "most elegant restaurant" and the first dining venue combining food with music. Its resident 3-piece band performs a different song during each course. The Supper Club has 38 seats (max capacity/one seating per night) and costs ~US$200 per person.

Part of Central Park, on ICON-class ships was introduced "Izumi in the Park" - Izumi's "sushi to go"/takeaway food bar (open 11:30 am -10:30 pm/a sushi bento box can be ordered and eaten elsewhere onboard).

Retail Shop

Dry Slide

The Pearl (level 4 of 4) is a unique kinetic art sculpture providing multi-sensory experiences and housing special "sound and sight" events. It has height 14 m (45 ft), diameter 16 m (52 ft), and is constructed from ~3000 computer-driven kinetic tiles. At this unique facility can be emulated natural occurrences like rolling waves, gentle breezes, shooting stars, and the dynamic ocean surface. The tiles' arrangement follows a Fibonacci sequence, mirroring patterns observed in marine life. The Pearl's movements are interactive and influenced by real-time data (tidal and wind) from the sea, allowing it to continually transform, mirroring the current environmental conditions.

Central Park is an outdoor relaxation zone (within the ship's interior) with direct access to several venues and a huge garden. Positioned midship, Central Park's garden is home to around 21000 live plants and features multi-deck-high metal columns and green walls (covered in vines and ferns), several pathways, recordings of various species (birds, insects, animals) played, live seasonal plants (flowers, shrubs, trees). Signage boards provide detailed information on all of Central Park's trees and plants.

Cruise cabins from 8100 to 8750, which are in types/categories Ultimate Family Townhouse Suite (category UL/mid-level 2 of 3), Sunset Corner Suites (SN), Large Balcony staterooms (C3-C5), Balcony staterooms (D1-D2, D3-D4, D5), Connecting Balcony staterooms (CB), Oceanview (N4-N5), Spacious Interior (R3-R4), Surfside Family Interior (T5), Interior Plus (Q2), and Interior (V4).

An indoor staircase (positioned midship-aft) directly connects three neighborhoods - Royal Promenade (decks 5-6), Surfside (deck 7) and Central Park (deck 8).

Besides the 22x lifts (elevators positioned in the forward and aft atriums) and all staircases, an escalator interconnects decks 2-4-5.