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Royal Caribbean Begin Work On Second Icon Class Ship

Arriving in 2025, work has officially begun on Royal Caribbean International’s eagerly-awaited second Icon-class cruise ship. The start of the new ship’s production was marked with a steel-cutting ceremony in Meyer Turku shipyard in Turku, Finland, where the first piece of the ship’s steel was cut for the next addition to the cruise line’s revolutionary Icon Class. All of the Royal Caribbean and Meyer Turku teams involved in building the ship were in attendance at the traditional ceremony. The newest ship from Royal Caribbean International is yet to be named, but will set sail in 2025, following the debut...

Royal Caribbean Unveils Incredible Features On New Ship, Icon Of The Seas

Known for pushing the boundaries of cruising, Royal Caribbean has revealed long-awaited details of its brand-new mega-ship, Icon of the Seas, due to make its grand debut in January 2024. The first in the new Icon Class, the new ship will carry a whopping 7,600 passengers and 2,450 crew and have 40 bars, restaurants, lounges, nightlife venues, and an adult-only retreat scattered across 18 passenger decks. With each new ship, we raise the bar in the travel industry while enhancing what our guests know and love. From the moment they step on board, each experience is specifically designed to give...

Royal Caribbean Group To Install Fast Internet Across Fleet

For avid cruisers who love to surf the web while surfing out at sea, Royal Caribbean Group has announced exciting plans to install high-speed internet across a range of Royal Caribbean International, Celebrity Cruises and Silversea Cruises ships. In a first for the cruising industry, Royal Caribbean Group has joined forces with SpaceX to implement its Starlink high-speed satellite internet service across its fleet of ships. Deployment of the Starlink technology will begin immediately, after being trialled onboard Royal Caribbean’s Freedom of the Seas, and is due to be completed by the end of the first quarter of 2023....

Royal Caribbean Remove The Need For Vaccination Documents

Royal Caribbean has recently announced changes to their health and safety protocols around Covid-19. Their updates apply to cruises departing from the following ports: – Cruises departing from a European home port– Cruises departing from Los Angeles, California– Cruises departing from Galveston, Texas– Cruises departing from New Orleans, Louisiana For itineraries from the above ports, that commence on 5 September 2022, or later, it is recommended that guests are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 if they are eligible. While vaccination documents will not be required to board sailings departing from home ports in Europe or the above U.S. ports, they...

Royal Caribbean Announce The Name Of Their Brand New Ship!

Royal Caribbean is always pushing the limits when it comes to their ships. If they’re not building the largest ships at sea then they’re adding the most exciting activities onboard for guests to enjoy. This May we will see the launch of their brand new ship, Wonder of the Seas which will be the world’s biggest ship and will join the award-winning Oasis class. Now, you’d think that Royal Caribbean would maybe take a break after consistently bringing out even bigger ships than their last ones, but you would be wrong… Le futur paquebot Royal Caribean international construit à #saintnazaire s’appelera Utopia of thé seas. La première tôle est découpée ce mardi aux #chantiersdelatlantique pic.twitter.com/W4qAlDJ39e— Frédéric Salle (@Frederisco) April 5, 2022 Royal Caribbean has just announced that in 2024 they will be debuting their brand new ship, their sixth Oasis-class ship, Utopia of the Seas! She will be even bigger than Wonder of the Seas and will be the largest cruise ship ever built. When she sets sail she will carry just under 10,000 passengers and crew members. Not only that, Utopia of the Seas will the first Oasis-class ship to be lowered by LNG, the cleanest burning fossil fuel. She will be 362 metres long, with about 2,800 cabins. That is 50 fewer cabins because of the space that is needed to install the LNG tanks. A steel...