Welcome to this week's edition of the Royal Caribbean post round-up, where we summarize all of the Royal Caribbean news and information from this week into one handy-dandy post! There is plenty of great content to enjoy, so sit back, relax, and enjoy this week's round-up!
What's it like when there's passengers on a cruise ship?
Sometimes cruise ships move between new home ports without any passengers onboard, and in the case of Oasis of the Seas, the crew got to enjoy the ship to themselves for a few days.
One crew member shared what it's like to sail on an empty cruise ship with no passengers.
Royal Caribbean News
- Royal Caribbean raises prices at some of its specialty restaurants
- Royal Caribbean's most expensive specialty restaurant ever will take 3 hours and cost $200 per person
- How early to book a cruise? Our readers say at least 6 months early
- 10 of the biggest misconceptions people have about a cruise before sailing
- I sailed in an interior cabin on Carnival and a balcony room on Royal Caribbean. Here's the one I'd pick next time.
- Royal Caribbean takes the helm as official vacation sponsor for Miami's premier soccer club
Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast
The 509th episode of the Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast is now available, sharing what you should know before you pick a cruise.
Before you book any cruise, Matt shares the important things to know and do (especially if you're new to cruising).
Please feel free to subscribe via iTunes or RSS, and head over to rate and review the podcast on iTunes if you can! We’d appreciate it.
Video: 4 things I think Royal Caribbean should change IMMEDIATELY!
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Have you subscribed to the Royal Caribbean Blog YouTube Channel? We share some great videos there regularly, all about taking a Royal Caribbean cruise! This week, we are sharing our latest video: 4 things I think Royal Caribbean should change.
Why you should avoid cruises with lots of sea days
Should you pick a cruise with a lot of sea days? Maybe not.
Sea days can feel monotonous because some people prefer to explore the ports of call rather than lounging around the ship. Then again, a lot of veteran cruisers love sea days.
We thought of 6 reasons not to book a cruise with a lot of sea days, just in case you wanted to think about which sailing is right for you.
Weirdest things our readers have seen other people do on a cruise ship
The more you cruise, the more often you see something completely unexpected.
People-watching is something everyone enjoys no matter where you are, and you can sometimes see something unexpected while on your cruise.
Our readers shared the oddest things they witnessed on a Royal Caribbean cruise.
After 100 nights at sea, here are my biggest cruise regrets
Jenna has sailed on cruise ships for 106 nights (so far) and still has a few things she wish she could do over again.
If you have an upcoming cruise, it’s helpful to know what to avoid during the entire process so that you can avoid stress and hassle later on.
Whether booking one itinerary over another, packing more efficiently, or booking a risky flight schedule, there are a few things she wishes she did differently.
Allure of the Seas is the last Oasis Class ship with some classic features
Because Allure of the Seas did not get a Royal Amplification yet, she remains the last Oasis Class ship with amenities and venues that have since been removed on other ships.
In the meantime, guests can enjoy a few classic features you either can’t find on the others or are slowly being phased out.
