Happy weekend! In case you missed any Royal Caribbean news, here is a look at everything that happened this week!
Royal Caribbean has a new option for anyone booking a guaranteed cabin to find out their cabin for a fee.
For $30, the new Early Assign program offers a way to know your cabin assignment weeks earlier than normal.
The new option is being tested out as a way to give cruisers peace of mind while also generating extra revenue.
Royal Caribbean News
- Royal Caribbean just changed its casino comp cruises
- Royal Caribbean is planning a month-long party at sea with deals, giveaways, and surprises
- No, Royal Caribbean isn’t replacing lunch with brunch at one of it's restaurants
- Meet the most famous crew member on a Royal Caribbean cruise
- What happens if you miss the cruise ship safety drill?
- I always make a point to meet these 7 crew members on every cruise
- What are the biggest, longest, and tallest cruise ships in the world?
- I stayed in the cheapest cruise rooms on two major cruise lines. Here's how they compared, and which I liked better
New RCB Video: Five Forbidden Electronics Royal Caribbean Security Is Confiscating From Staterooms This Year
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Legend of the Seas begins sea trials
The next new Royal Caribbean ship is finally at sea.
Legend of the Seas has started her sea trials, which is a major milestone in the ship's progress.
This is when certain navigation and technical systems are put to the test.
Royal Caribbean is about to open a beach club in Santorini. Here's how it will be different
One of the designers of the new Royal Beach Club Santorini shared how this private destination will be different.
In a few days, a new Royal Beach Club will open in the Mediterranean, and it addresses a need in the market.
Royal Caribbean believes it will offer the ultimate way to experience the Greek islands.
I spent 12 days on Royal Caribbean's smallest ship
Ira spent almost two weeks on one of Royal Caribbean's smallest and oldest ships.
Vision of the Seas doesn't have all the features you'll find on a big ship, but it makes up for it in other ways.
Cruising on an older ship gets you a much lower price, as well as a more intimate cruise experience.
Inside an interior room on Symphony of the Seas
For $1,400, Elizabeth stayed in the smallest cabin for a week.
You'll pay a premium to sail on a bigger and newer ship, but this cabin has plenty of storage space.
At just 149 square feet, it's not big by any means, but there's so much happening onboard the ship, so how much time would you spend in it?
Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast
The 605th episode of the Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast is now available!
Matt lists three features he wants to see on the Discovery Class ships, and three he doesn't want onboard.
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