Happy (almost) Halloween! I don't have any bad Halloween themed puns to include here, just the latest Royal Caribbean news to catch up on before you hit up the neighborhood for candy.
You can now book a cabin on Royal Caribbean's next new cruise ship.
Icon of the Seas sailings from Miami are now available for booking on Royal Caribbean's website.
It appears the maiden voyage in late January 2024 is already sold out, but you can book other cruises through April 2025.
Icon of the Seas will sail year-round, 7-night Eastern and Western Caribbean vacations from Miami. Every cruise will visit Royal Caribbean’s private island destination, Perfect Day at CocoCay, The Bahamas.
Royal Caribbean News
- 7 of the most cutting-edge features coming to Icon of the Seas
- More people just booked Royal Caribbean's new cruise ship than ever before
- Royal Caribbean updates: first ship uses renewable fuel, Galveston & more
- Allie live blogged her Odyssey of the Seas Mediterranean cruise
- Save up to 35% on pre-cruise purchases with Royal Caribbean's Cruise Planner sale
- Get up to 25,000 rewards points from American Express with this new offer
Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast
One of the most common questions asked is if someone that has only done big ships will enjoy a smaller ship.
This week's podcast episode is a dive into what you should know about venturing away from Royal Caribbean's biggest ships and trying a small ship.
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.
New RCB Video: 30 Do's and Don'ts for the first day of your cruise
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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 — 30 Do's and Don'ts for the first day of your cruise — and don’t forget to subscribe here.
Is Allure of the Seas the "worst" Oasis Class ship?
Allure of the Seas is the only Oasis Class cruise ship that doesn't have waterslides, the Ultimate Abyss, and many other ship wide enhancements, so does that make Allure a bad choice?
Often there are comments posted online about how Allure of the Seas feels outdated, so is that really the case?
Jenna sailed on Allure of the Seas to see for herself how the ship stacks up.
The secret crew-only areas on a cruise ship
Have you ever wondered what the crew areas of a crew ship look like?
Guests aren't allowed to ever go to these areas of the ship, which leaves a lot of people wondering what it's like there.
Bryan James works on Wonder of the Seas and shared a glimpse of what his cabin and crew restaurants, laundry, and stores look like.
How to communicate with other friends and family on your cruise
Whether your kids, siblings, friends, or neighbors on the same cruise as you, there's going to be a need to send a message while on a ship. So what's the best way to do communicate with someone on a cruise ship?
We've got a list of common and useful ways of doing being able to easy contact someone, with each method coming with pros and cons.
How to plan a Royal Caribbean cruise on any budget
Royal Caribbean cruises are affordable vacations for guests of pretty much any budget, which makes them an attractive way to vacation.
Whether you are going all out, counting every last penny, or looking for a reasonable value, there are options that should fit into any family spending plan.
Here is a look at tips and tricks for how to plan a memorable cruise vacation on a low, moderate, and high budget.
