Royal Caribbean

Active, young-minded couples and singles of all ages. Families who prefer newer vessels that have larger state rooms , huge facilities for children and teens, and a seemingly endless choice of activities and dining options. Lots of announcements, even in the cabins, letting passengers know what’s going on.

24 Hour room service serving limited dishes. Exercise classes – sweat out those excess pounds. Specialist classes such as yoga and Pilates available for a small fee. On Voyager and Ultra Voyager class ships there are ice rinks; at night these stage spectacular shows on ice. Rock climbing walls, ice skating rinks, surf rider pools, and bungee trampolines all pioneered by Royal Caribbean.

A variety of lounges and high-energy stage shows draw passengers of all ages out to mingle and dance the night away. 2 formal nights standard for a 7 night cruise, 1 formal night for shorter cruises. Assigned meal seatings ensure that passengers get to know waiters and their assistants so they in turn can learn passenger likes and dislikes. All dining rooms and eateries are non-smoking.

‘Adventure Ocean’ Youth programs – Kids earn credits for attending activities and trade them in for prizes at the end of the cruise. Adult free ‘Teen Center’ with discos and gatherings to satisfy even the pickiest teens. ‘Crown & Anchor’ membership – receive benefits magazine, website membership, party invites, and commemorative gifts. No extra fees for equipment rental including ice skates, rollerblades, and climbing equipment.

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