Thank you for joining us for this a look at all the Royal Caribbean news from this week. We had plenty to share, so let us jump right in!
Royal Caribbean rewards its repeat customers with a variety of benefits, but which Crown & Anchor benefits are the absolute best?
Depending on your cruising style and preferences, all the benefits may not be useful, but there are certainly a few that stand out as must-use nearly every cruise.
You can expect discounts, vouchers, and even freebies just for having sailed with Royal Caribbean in the past.
Royal Caribbean News
- Icon of the Seas looks like it will have a new bow design for Royal Caribbean
- Royal Caribbean cruises in September 2022: What to expect
- When do shore excursions become available to book?
- 50 Alaska cruise tips you should use
- Ultimate Hawaii cruise guide
- Letting the Genie out of the bottle: Asking Royal Caribbean's wish maker the top questions
- Cozumel’s Del Mar Latino Beach Club all-inclusive day pass review
Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast
The 467th episode of the Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast is now available, where Matt reviews his recent sailing on Mariner of the Seas.
Just a few weeks later, Matt returned to Mariner of the Seas for another cruise and shares what his experience was like going solo on Mariner.
Please feel free to subscribe via iTunes or RSS, and head over to rate and review the podcast on iTunes if you can! We’d appreciate it.
Video: Rare cruise ship cabins that get booked very quickly!
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Have you subscribed to the Royal Caribbean Blog YouTube Channel? We share some great videos there regularly, all about taking a Royal Caribbean cruise! This week, we are sharing our latest video: Rare cruise ship cabins that get booked very quickly!
I tried the cheapest Royal Caribbean Alaska cabin I could find
What's it like if you go on an Alaska cruise in the smallest, cheapest cabin you can find?
The cruise fare for Radiance of the Seas was listed at $240 per person with $293 in taxes and fees.
As someone who cruises on a budget and loves visiting Alaska, Jenna took the leap and booked the cruise unsure of what to expect.
I've been on every class of Royal Caribbean cruise ships: here's what I like about each
After trying each of the Royal Caribbean cruise ship classes, Jenna has her favorites.
Royal Caribbean has six distinct classes of cruise ships, each with their own layouts, amenities, itinerary options, and onboard atmosphere.
Even though all Royal Caribbean cruise ships share a common cruise line "DNA", they can feel quite different from one another when comparing the ships side by side.
What happens if you're late and miss your cruise ship?
It’s every cruiser’s worst nightmare - arriving late to the port and missing the cruise ship's departure.
Longtime cruisers will tell you they’ve undoubtedly seen instances of cruise ships leaving late passengers behind. If you go up to the top deck at departure time, you might catch a glimpse of passengers running back to the ship.
If there’s one mistake that cruisers should absolutely never make, it’s arriving late to the cruise port. Those who do make this costly mistake will tell you time and time again how important it is to be on time for the ship's scheduled departure.
