Royal Caribbeans Entertainment aboard the Oasis of the Seas
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Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas Entertainment
Oasis of the Seas sleeps 6400 passengers when full. However, the main showroom only seats 1300. So how will the Oasis of the Seas handle all 6400 passengers seeing the show? Will they run 4 evening shows each day?
"Unlike other cruise lines, where space is a limitation, and public rooms are used for more than one type of activity, and because of the size of the Oasis of the Seas they will have dedicated space to a comedy club, a Jazz club, dance club and main show room. All the entertainment choices will be going on at the same time.
Vicki Freed, senior VP of Royal Caribbean, says the main production show will be performed three or four times during a cruise, with guests using electronic tickets via their Seapass card. "The guests can choose the performance that fits best in their schedule," says Freed. "You may recall that the Norway used to have the main production show on four times."
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| Port Everglades wins Genesis ships
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It’s official: Port Everglades is set to become the homeport for Royal Caribbean International’s pair of 220,000gt Genesis new builds. The first of the Genesis ships is scheduled to begin sailing year-round from Port Everglades in fall 2009, with the second to begin year-round sailings one year later. With up to 6,400 passengers, their arrival is projected to generate approximately 584,000 passengers annually at the port.
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The Phase 1 expansion will extend Terminal 18’s cruise operations into the building’s cargo transit shed area and add another gangway; the enlarged facility will be ready for use by next winter.
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The Phase 2 work will double the size of Terminal 18 to handle the Genesis ships.
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| Update on Independence of the Seas
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She will make her debut in Southampton, England in May 2008 as the largest ship ever to be home-ported in Europe. With her hull now complete, the ship, under construction at Aker Yards in Turku, Finland, was moved from dry dock to wet dock for the final months of work. Independence of the Seas will share the title of the world's largest cruise ship with her sister ships, Freedom of the Seas and Liberty of the Seas, weighing in a 160,000 tons and holding 3,634 guests.
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| Mariner rounds Cape Horn in 2009
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Royal Caribbean's Mariner of the Seas will be the line's first Voyager-class ship to chart a course around Cape Horn. Starting in January 2009, she will circumnavigate the continent on three cruises of 15 and 16 nights or a combined 46-night extended South America cruise.
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| 200 university students, 35 countries and The Scholar Ship
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The Scholar Ship is the first oceangoing study-abroad program developed specifically for international students. Departing from Athens on September 5, 2007, over 200 undergraduate and postgraduate students from 35 countries will travel to four continents over 16 weeks. Backed by Royal Caribbean, the program is supported by seven international universities and allows students and faculty to be immersed in an intercultural living and learning environment aboard an ocean liner specially equipped for the academic program focused on field study and community service.
For booking, please contact MyGreatTrip.com at 877-626-3409 or send us an email at Info@MyGreatTrip.com.
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| Awards recognize environmental innovation on Royal Caribbean International & Celebrity.
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Royal Caribbean Int’l and Celebrity announced the winners of their environmental awards. Mariner of the Seas was selected as the Environmental Ship of the Year, and Brilliance of the Seas as the Environmentally Innovative Ship of the Year. Celebrity Summit was selected as both the Environmental Ship of the Year and the Environmentally Innovative Ship of the Year. The annual fleet-wide competitions underscore the lines' commitment to environmental innovation and improvement. Competing for these awards encourage and reward crew to advance their ships' environmental performance beyond regulatory compliance.
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| MyGreatTrip.com Cruise Line of the Month - Royal Caribbean
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Exciting news! Royal Caribbean International is dedicating September as “First Timer's Month.” It’s a way to reach people who have never cruised and extend an invitation to sail with Royal Caribbean. Enjoy a $50 “Refer a Friend” offer that is available with all new individual bookings of select 3-, 4- and 5-night sailings.
Special Savings Certificates: September features a 30 day savings offer. Its up to $200 off select sailings for Oceanview staterooms and above.
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| Royal Caribbean International targets Asia  Royal Caribbean International announced a return to Asia in 2007 in what president Adam Goldstein called ‘a first step in a long-term plan that will define cruising in the region.’
RCI will deploy the
2,435-passenger Rhapsody of the Seas from Singapore, Hong Kong and Shanghai on cruises targeting regional source markets.
‘The introduction of Rhapsody of the Seas into Asia, together with our previously announced deployments of ships to South America and the Dominican Republic are all part of the company's strategy of international business development and expansion into emerging and high-growth markets,’ Goldstein said.
‘We have had the pleasure of hosting thousands of satisfied Asian guests on board our vessels over the past several years and intend to bring to Asia all of the elements and the characteristics of our style of cruising that have made our brand globally recognized as an award-winning vacation experience,’ Goldstein added.
The RCI president expressed confidence that the Asian market and what he called ‘the Pan Asia regions in general’ have tremendous growth potential. He also said there is a heightened interest in travel to Asia from India, Australia, New Zealand and the Middle East ‘which we predict will become strong secondary source markets.’
Goldstein acknowledged governmental authorities, port authorities and tourism boards in Singapore, Hong Kong and Shanghai for their encouragement 'that helped us to make this exciting decision.’
Rhapsody of the Seas will debut Dec. 10, 2007, in Singapore with a series of sailings that will call on Malaysia and Thailand. Then Rhapsody moves to Hong Kong, arriving in time for the Chinese New Year holiday season, with itineraries calling at ports in Taiwan and Japan, and Sanya, Hainan Island. Repositioning to Shanghai, Rhapsody will visit destinations in Japan and Korea.
Additional details will be released by mid-October.
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Info@MyGreatTrip.com | Royal Caribbean to Upgrade Bedding Fleetwide Royal Caribbean International will install new beds on its ships fleetwide by May 2007. The upgraded bed frames, mattresses and linens will debut on the Freedom of the Seas when it joins the fleet in May. "This is an extreme makeover of our stateroom experience," Royal Caribbean President Adam Goldstein said Monday in Miami Beach. He made the announcement while dressed in satin pajamas at a trendy nightclub called Bed -- a restaurant and lounge that serves patrons who recline in beds scattered with cushions. Royal Caribbean's upgraded beds will feature nine-inch-thick mattresses with two-inch-thick pillow tops, 220-thread-count sheets, a duvet, micro-fiber pillows and bed skirts. In addition, pillow tops will be used to close the gap formed when two twin beds are pushed together to create a queen-size bed, Goldstein said. Royal Caribbean's seven-figure investment keeps it on par with other cruise lines that are investing in upgraded bedding, including Carnival Cruise Lines and Holland America Line. The announcement was made on the eve of the Seatrade Cruise Shipping Convention, the cruise industry's largest international conference held annually in Miami Beach.
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1-877-626-3409 | Royal Caribbean Orders Giant Cruise Ship OSLO, Norway — Royal Caribbean International has ordered the world's largest and most expensive cruise ship, the Aker Yards shipbuilding group said Monday.
The contract price for the new ship, designated Project Genesis, is euro900 million _ or about US$1 billion _ making it "the most valuable ship ever ordered in the history of commercial shipbuilding," the Oslo-based group said in a statement.
The company said the 360-meter (1,181-foot) ship will have a capacity of 5,400 passengers. Its size will exceed by 43 percent Aker's "Freedom of the Seas," which is to be the world's largest cruise ship when it is delivered to Royal Caribbean in April.
The newly ordered ship is to be delivered in late 2009 after its construction at one of the group's Finnish yards, Aker Yards said.
The contract, which is contingent on final approval of financing, includes an option for a second ship.
Aker Yards said it has been building cruise ships for Miami-based Royal Caribbean for 35 years.
Aker Yards shares rose almost 6 percent to 347 kroner (US$52.47; euro43.37) in morning trading on the Oslo stock exchange.
Aker Yards, which is Europe's largest shipbuilder, employs about 13,000 people at 13 shipyards in Norway, Finland, Germany, Romania and Brazil.
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Royal Caribbean International® presents the latest Happy Hour specials. These offers are special rates for upcoming cruises with limited availability. Only a selection of staterooms are available, and these rates must be booked on Tuesday, 1/31/2006. Take a look at the great cruise deals listed here and make your plans for a terrific cruise.
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| 7-Night Western Caribbean Cruise from Port Canaveral |
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| MARINER OF THE SEAS |
 No one knows the Caribbean better than we do. After all, it is our middle name. And when it comes to beautiful beaches and sparkling blue waters, the Caribbean is really in a league of its own. There are countless adventures within reach on your cruise vacation. Get up close and personal with stingrays in Grand Cayman. Plus, there's the Mayan Ruins in Cozumel, just to name a few. |
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| MARINER OF THE SEAS |
 Guests on Mariner of the Seas experience one of the most exciting cruise ships ever built. With a total length of 1,020 feet, a weight of 138,000 tons and a capacity to hold 3,114 passengers, Mariner of the Seas has something for everyone. With the highest public space-per-guest ratio in the cruise market, this spectacular ship was designed with enhanced staterooms, expanded dining options and state-of-the-art recreational facilities like a rock-climbing wall, ice-skating rink and basketball court. |
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| RADIANCE OF THE SEAS |
 Beneath this tropical paradise, these islands are home to rich culture and complex histories. Just west of downtown Ocho Rios, for example, you'll discover one of Jamaica's most famous waterfalls - Dunn's River Falls. The cool mountain waters plunge 600 feet to smooth limestone beds, then stream under the roadway before mingling with the turquoise Caribbean Sea. Whether you climb the falls or swim in the chilly eddies on the ocean side, you're sure to remember this place. |
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| LEGEND OF THE SEAS |
 The Legend of the Seas draws its inspiration from the grandest luxury liners of the past. Soon cruising will have a new legend. Dramatic two story dining room with floor-to-ceiling windows. We have a main seating for dinner at 6:30 p.m. and a later seating at 8:30 p.m. A retractable glass canopy over the solarium spa and pool area, extensive aerobics, cardio machines, saunas and other spa treatments. Miniature golf course, "legend of the links". |
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| 3-Night Mexico Roundtrip from Los Angeles |
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| MONARCH OF THE SEAS |
 Monarch of the Seas is the answer to the perfect weekend getaway. Enjoy a 3-night cruise departing from Los Angeles and sailing to Ensenada, Mexico. Relax and unwind in Ensenada as you ride horseback through the San Miguel Hills. Discover the wild beauty of the Gold Coast before enjoying all the fun and adventure of Los Angeles' world-famous beaches, golden sunshine, and countless attractions. |
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| 5-Night Western Caribbean Cruise from Fort Lauderdale |
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| ENCHANTMENT OF THE SEAS |
 Set sail from Ft. Lauderdale aboard the Enchantment of the Seas for a 5-Night Caribbean adventure. Scuba dive in the beautiful waters of Grand Cayman. Explore the hidden delights of Ocho Rios. It's an adventure that promises to be unforgettable. |
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| 7-Night Eastern Caribbean Cruise |
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| NAVIGATOR OF THE SEAS |
 Visit Charlotte Amalie, capital of the United States Virgin Islands and the most popular cruise port in the Caribbean. Here you will find pastel houses dotting the emerald green hills. Visit Labadee, which reveals the bluest of a calm Atlantic Ocean adjoining a curvaceous belt of lush mountains. Labadee has the distinctive charm of delivering in just one place some of the best beaches of the Caribbean, a bit of history and a bright, colorful palette of arts, crafts and people. |
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| 7-Night Eastern Caribbean Cruise from Miami |
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| VOYAGER OF THE SEAS |
 This itinerary is perfect for... Adventurous first-time cruisers- Visits a variety of ports including a private island destination, and has days at sea for cruisers to enjoy this innovative ship. Families with older children- So much to do both on and off the ship. Onboard activities include everything from ice-skating, roller blading, rock climbing and 9 hole small scale golf course. Off the ship, cruisers can do everything from snorkeling to horseback riding. |
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| 7-Night Eastern Caribbean Cruise from Miami |
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| EXPLORER OF THE SEAS |
 Get ready for a 7-night Caribbean adventure aboard the Explorer of the Seas. From the sunny shores of Miami you'll set sail for Labadee, San Juan, St. Thomas and Nassau. If your daring try parasailing over the private island of Labadee and admire its breathtaking views. Walk the old cobblestone streets of San Juan and discover five centuries of history. Take a helicopter tour around the illustrious island of St. Thomas. |
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| 7-Night Southern Caribbean from San Juan |
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| ADVENTURE OF THE SEAS |
 The most exotic Caribbean islands await you in the south. From white-sand beaches to panoramic mountain vistas and everything in between, a Southern Caribbean cruise vacation is filled with excitement and adventure. When you're looking for the ultimate tropical adventure, look no farther than the Adventure of the Seas. We offer some of the most unique state-of-the-art and downright amazing activities imaginable. |
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| 7-Night Western Caribbean Cruise from Galveston |
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| RHAPSODY OF THE SEAS |
 As you watch another perfect sunset weave a tapestry of lavender, gold and fuchsia, you marvel at the many sights and sounds that await you. Exotic, neon-striped fish, native handicrafts from the local bazaar and ancient monuments constructed by societies that have long since disappeared. You never knew there were so many sides to the Caribbean. |
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| 7-Night Western Caribbean Cruise from Miami |
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| EXPLORER OF THE SEAS |
 Climb to the top of El Castillo, one of the tallest Mayan structures in Belize. Experience the ancient Mayan City of Chacchoben near Costa Maya. Explore the white-sand beaches of Cozumel on a Jeep safari adventure. Then it's on to feeding the stingrays in the turquoise waters off Grand Cayman. It's a journey that promises to be unforgettable, all the while enjoying one of the world's most advanced and innovative cruise ships, Explorer of the Seas®. |
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| NAVIGATOR OF THE SEAS |
 Relax amid the warm white beaches and beautiful turquoise waters of the most breathtaking islands on earth - but don't forget all the incredible adventures you'll experience as well. On this scenic and relaxing cruise, you'll spend a day on Labadee, a tropical paradise reserved for Royal Caribbean guests, featuring pristine beaches, walking trails, and breathtaking vistas. You can also explore the spectacular 600-foot Dunn's River Falls, in beautiful Ocho Rios, Jamaica. |
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| VOYAGER OF THE SEAS |
 This ship is a revolutionary marvel of naval engineering. Enjoy one-of-a-kind features like an ice-skating rink, the Royal Promenade and a rock-climbing wall, just for starters. How did we accommodate all of these innovative ideas? Simple. We built a bigger cruise ship. The 138,000-ton, 3,114-guest Voyager of the Seas became the world's largest cruise ship when it entered service in November 1999. |
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| Royal Caribbean Alters Jewel Of The Seas' Itinerary
| Royal Caribbean Alters Jewel Of The Seas' Itinerary |
| Popular Radiance-Class Ship to Spend the Fall of 2006 Cruising Canadian Coast |
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MIAMI, November 17, 2005 - Royal Caribbean International has revised Jewel of the Seas' 2006 itinerary to include a series of seven-night Canada/New England sailings roundtrip from Boston, Massachusetts. The 2,100-guest Jewel of the Seas, previously scheduled to sail 10-night Bermuda/Caribbean itineraries, will be the only Royal Caribbean ship offering Canada/New England itineraries in the fall of 2006.
"Our guests' response to our Canada/New England itineraries last year was tremendous," said Adam Goldstein, president of Royal Caribbean International. "We felt it was important to offer our guests the opportunity to see the beauty of this area while at the same time enjoying the wonderful amenities and service onboard Jewel."
Following a 12-night transatlantic cruise departing from Harwich, England, on September 11, 2006, Jewel of the Seas will sail roundtrip from Boston, with calls to Martha's Vineyard, Mass.; Portland and Bar Harbor, Maine; Saint John, New Brunswick; and Halifax, Nova Scotia.
On October 31, 2006, Jewel will sail her scheduled 12-night repositioning cruise from Boston to Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., where she will embark on a series of eight- and six-night Eastern/Western Caribbean itineraries.
With nearly three acres of exterior glass, Jewel offers an ideal way to view fall foliage along the New England and Canadian coastline. Jewel also sparkles with ocean-facing glass elevators and floor-to-ceiling windows in most public areas, and has the highest percentage of balcony staterooms in Royal Caribbean's fleet. Throughout the ship, guests will discover the ship also shines in its entertainment, dining, activities and art offerings.
Guests who have been affected by the change in itineraries should contact their travel agent.
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| Royal Caribbean revises Jewel's 2006 itinerary Autumn sailings will include Canada, New England stops
MIAMI -- Royal Caribbean changed the Jewel of the Seas’ 2006 itinerary to include four seven-night Canada/New England sailings roundtrip from Boston starting Sept. 23.
The 2,100-passenger ship, previously scheduled to sail 10-night Bermuda/Caribbean trips, will be the only vessel to sail Canada/New England trips for the line next fall.
After a 12-night transatlantic cruise from Harwich, England, beginning Sept. 11, the ship will roundtrip from Boston, with calls to Martha’s Vineyard, Mass.; Portland and Bar Harbor, Maine; St. John, New Brunswick; and Halifax, Nova Scotia.
On Oct. 31, the Jewel will reposition from Boston to Fort Lauderdale via a 12-night cruise and then launch a series of Caribbean sailings.
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| Tropical Weather Update from Royal Caribbean and Celebrity Royal Caribbean International® and Celebrity Cruises® continue to closely monitor the aftermath of Hurricane Wilma toensure our guests enjoy safe and comfortable cruises.
The safety of our guests and crew is always the foremost concern of Royal Caribbean International® and CelebrityCruises®.
Given Hurricane Wilma’s aftermath, Royal Caribbean International® and Celebrity Cruises® are currently modifying theitineraries of the following sailings:
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Ships sailing from the Port of Miami
Explorer of the Seas® -- The Sunday, November 6, sailing of Explorer of the Seas® is unable to visit Cozumel Thursday,due to the port’s closure. Instead, the ship will spend that day at sea.
Ships sailing from Port Everglades
Enchantment of the Seas® -- The Thursday, November 3, sailing of Enchantment of the Seas® is unable to visit CozumelSaturday, due to the port’s closure. Instead, the ship will make a port call in Costa Maya, Mexico, that day.
Enchantment of the Seas® -- The Monday, November 7, sailing of Enchantment of the Seas® is unable to visit CozumelWednesday, due to the port’s closure. Instead, the ship will spend the day at sea.
Ships sailing from Port Canaveral
Mariner of the Seas® -- The Sunday, November 6, sailing of Mariner of the Seas® is unable to visit Cozumel Friday, due to the port’s closure. Instead, the ship will spend that day at sea.
Ships sailing from the Port of Tampa
Legend of the Seas® -- The Saturday, November 5, sailing of Legend of the Seas® is unable to visit Cozumel Thursday,due to the ports’ closures. Instead, the ship will spend that day at sea.
Ships sailing from the Port of Galveston
Rhapsody of the Seas® -- The Sunday, November 6, sailing of Rhapsody of the Seas® is unable to visit Cozumel Friday,due to the port’s closure. Instead, the ship will make a port call in Costa Maya, Mexico, that day.
CELEBRITY CRUISES®
Ships sailing from the Port of Miami
ZenithSM -- The Thursday, November 10, sailing of ZenithSM is unable to visit Key West Friday and Cozumel Saturday,due to the closures of the port in Cozumel and cruising time needed for an alternative port of call. Instead, the shipwill spend the day at sea Friday and will make a port call in George Town, Cayman, Saturday.
Ships sailing from the Port of Galveston
Galaxy® -- The Saturday, November 12, sailing of Galaxy® is unable to visit Cozumel Monday, due to the port’s closure.Instead, the ship will spend that day at sea.
At this time, no other Royal Caribbean International® or Celebrity Cruises® ships are being adversely impacted by theaftermath of Hurricane Wilma or tropical weather. Royal Caribbean International® and Celebrity Cruises® willcontinue to closely monitor these situations and update this information as needed. | | |
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