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A family paid $45,000 for a family cruise, but it was never actually booked.
A couple from Miami are being charged with allegedly defrauding people for a Royal Caribbean cruise they were never booked on, along with other luxury goods.
The couple arrested were paid through Zelle, checks, and cash instead of the payments going to the cruise line.
Royal Caribbean News
- Royal Caribbean reveals the entertainment coming to its next-level Icon Class ship
- Royal Caribbean trademarks a new kind of mega beach cabana
- Top reasons to eat at specialty restaurants instead of the Main Dining Room on your cruise
- I went on the newest ultra-luxury cruise ship. It changed what I expect from cruising
- I'm an American that went to Spain by cruise ship for the first time. Here are 8 things that surprised me
- Cruise passengers are sharing their best theme night outfits. Some are seriously creative
- Royal Caribbean Group launches new foundation with first major investment in education
- Infinite Veranda vs Traditional Balcony. One surprised me more than I expected
- Royal Caribbean mobile app check-in: Is it worth it, and if so, when?
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Royal Caribbean responds to rumors about closed water slides on its ships
Water slides have been closed on the biggest cruise ships, and Royal Caribbean says the rumors out there are false.
According to guests, most of the slides have been closed in the Category 6 waterpark for many days. There are stories about cost-cutting measures as to why the slides aren't operating.
A Royal Caribbean representative shared the real reasons that don't back up the online claims.
There’s now a new “first” sailing for Legend of the Seas (but it’s not the inaugural)
There's now an earlier sailing of Legend of the Seas when it arrives in Florida.
The cruise line announced it's adding a 3-night cruise prior to the official inaugural sailing.
Since Legend will be ready earlier, Royal Caribbean wants to have the ship in service earlier than expected.
First look at changes Royal Caribbean has made to Ovation of the Seas
Ovation of the Seas just finished a multi-million dollar Royal Amplification, and we have our first look at what's been changed.
The ship has new bars and restaurants, an expanded casino, and even new staterooms.
Ovation is one of three ships this spring getting upgrades.
Spotted: New brunch specialty meal
A new brunch option is available to book at one of the most popular restaurants on Royal Caribbean.
The Chops Grille Brunch is an extra cost option to enjoy things like Steak & Eggs with filet mignon, avocado toast, shrimp tortellini alfredo, or cherries jubilee.
It appears to be only offered on newer ships at the moment, but could be something to look for in the future on other vessels.
Royal Caribbean updated its casino program, and one change could hit players hard
Casino players are reporting Royal Caribbean has made changes to its loyalty program that could impact how you play onboard.
Depending on how you gamble, some of the changes will be welcomed by players, and others perhaps not.
The tweaks include extra benefits, less points-per-dollar, and more.
Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast
The 604th episode of the Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast is now available!
MSC Cruises announced they're building a beach club in The Bahamas, and Matt shares his reaction to the announcement.
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