Category: Royal Caribbean
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Towel Terror at Sea: Cruise Lines Finally Take On Chair Hogs
Chair hogging may finally be sinking. Royal Caribbean and Norwegian are cracking down on pool chair squatters, enforcing long-ignored rules and pleasing frustrated passengers. Could this be the end of the early-morning towel wars? We dive into the deck drama and what it means for cruise etiquette lovers and sun seekers alike.
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Quantum-Class Down Under: Royal Caribbean Sends Its Big Guns to the South Pacific
Royal Caribbean’s 2026-27 season sets sail with Quantum and Anthem of the Seas heading to Australia and beyond. From thrilling skydiving simulators to South Pacific escapes, this lineup blends luxury and adventure. Discover short getaways or epic voyages from Brisbane and Sydney for the most exciting cruise season yet.
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Royal Caribbean Is Now Charging That Wine Fee You Thought You’d Avoid
Royal Caribbean is tightening its corkage fee policy for personal wine brought aboard. Smart cruisers once avoided this fee, but now enforcement is ramping up. Learn how to avoid the surprise $15 charge and sip smarter with our tips to save money while still enjoying your favorite wine on the high seas.
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Royal Caribbean’s Jewel of the Seas Sets Sail from Latin America in 2026: Here’s What You Need to Know
Royal Caribbean’s Jewel of the Seas will sail from Colombia and Panama in 2026, offering seven-night Southern Caribbean cruises. With vibrant Latin culture onboard and stunning destinations like Aruba, Bonaire, and Curaçao, these cruises promise a unique getaway filled with tropical adventures, local flavors, and unforgettable experiences.
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Royal Caribbean’s Return to San Diego: What It Means for Local Businesses and Tourism
Royal Caribbean is returning to San Diego in 2026 with Serenade of the Seas, sparking excitement among local businesses. The new homeport promises to boost tourism, increase foot traffic, and strengthen the city’s economy. Find out how this cruise line’s comeback is set to revitalize San Diego’s waterfront and beyond.
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Royal Caribbean’s Jewel of the Seas to Sail from Latin America in 2026
Royal Caribbean’s Jewel of the Seas will sail from Latin America starting mid-2026, offering seven-night Southern Caribbean cruises from Cartagena and Colón. This exciting deployment celebrates Latin culture onboard, with unique experiences designed for regional travelers. Discover stunning Caribbean destinations like Aruba, Bonaire, and Curaçao on this unforgettable adventure.
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Carnival, Royal Caribbean Cruises Canceled by Cyclone Alfred
Carnival Cruise Line and Royal Caribbean canceled weekend cruises from Brisbane due to Tropical Cyclone Alfred, a rare severe weather event impacting Australia’s southeastern coast. Passengers onboard Carnival Luminosa and Quantum of the Seas are currently stuck at sea awaiting safe return, while upcoming sailings have been fully refunded.
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Royal Caribbean Uses AI to Fix One of the Worst Parts of Cruising (or Did They?)
Royal Caribbean is using AI to reduce guest services wait times by 20%. Their chatbot can handle common issues, but does this actually improve cruising or just cater to passengers who don’t read their itinerary? Find out how AI is changing the cruise experience and whether it’s a game-changer or just a band-aid fix.
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