Tag: Royal Caribbean Cruises
VIDEO: Icon Of The Seas Thrill Island
Bold vacationers call for bold adventures, and Royal Caribbean is delivering that and more at the new Thrill Island on Icon of the Seas. The world’s best family vacation will feature never-before-seen experiences and signature favorites, from the largest waterpark at sea, Category 6, to the first Crown’s Edge – an adventure course 154 feet above the Read More …
New Cruise Ship Wonder Of The Seas Arrives In Florida
Royal Caribbean International’s new Wonder of the Seas has arrived in the U.S. ahead of its official debut on March 4, 2022, in Fort Lauderdale. Cruise travelers of all ages will enjoy new adventures and returning favorites across eight unique neighborhoods. Read More …
Royal Caribbean Ships Now Sailing
In addition to the usual Covid-19 protocols, Royal Caribbean requires masks indoors at all times, unless actively eating or drinking while seated. This includes vaccinated areas and venues. Here are the Royal Caribbean ships now sailing: Freedom of the Seas Read More …
Cruise Covid Update: Full Restart Comes Into Focus
The world of cruise travel sailed a bit closer to full operation this week, recently updating COVID-related restart changes. These moves provide further evidence of what the new normal cruise travel experience will be like. Read More …
Royal Caribbean Restart Dates By Ship
The entire fleet of Royal Caribbean cruise ships will be sailing by Spring of 2022 headlined by Oasis of the Seas from New York, Navigator of the Seas from Los Angeles and Ovation of the Seas from Australia. “We are Read More …
Royal Beach Club Comes To Antigua
Royal Caribbean will build a feature-packed Royal Beach Club in Antigua. Read More …
2018 Wave Season Results: Travel Pro Survey Reveals New Cruise Booking Trends
Wave season is winding down and just about behind us. It’s about the end of that time of the year when cruise lines book up to 50% of the year’s volume. Looking back, we have observations, results and thoughts from Read More …
The World’s Largest Cruise Ships [INFOGRAPHIC]
It was just over a year ago that Royal Caribbean launched Harmony of the Seas from the port of Southampton after being constructed by 2,500 workers for just under $1 billion. If that sound like a lot, it’s really not. Read More …