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Royal Caribbean is a cruise line that truly caters to families, offering something for everyone, from grandparents to the youngest children. These ships are bustling with activity, providing plenty of physical challenges like the FlowRider surf simulator, ice skating, dodgems, rock climbing walls, zip lining, and more. For those seeking entertainment, you’ll find Broadway shows, live music, deck parties, Aqua Theater high dive shows, and other exciting performances. If you’re looking for a peaceful escape, the tranquil Central Park and charming boardwalk area will make you forget you’re even on a cruise ship.
Children are naturally drawn to Royal Caribbean, thanks to its extensive range of activities for all ages. The kids’ clubs, separated by age groups, strike the perfect balance between fun and relaxation, and you might find it hard to tear your kids away from them. Add in the pools, water slides, and other attractions, and there’s never a dull moment for the younger guests.
Most of Royal Caribbean’s ships are, in a word, massive. The newer vessels rank among the largest ships ever built. Despite their size, they’re designed for easy navigation, and after a day or two, the ship feels surprisingly manageable. Large dining spaces, expansive theaters, and multiple shows offer not just capacity but also a wealth of options. The public areas are divided into neighborhoods, creating intimate spaces that make you forget the overall size of the ship, so it never feels crowded.
Royal Caribbean frequently rotates its promotions, often with little change in actual savings, just a different name. The "Kids Sail Free" promotion can be a great deal, though it’s usually available when school is in session. WOW sales often provide extra onboard credit on top of the usual discounts. As with most cruise lines, booking early typically offers the best value, and Royal Caribbean allows you to reprice your booking if the fare drops before the final payment.
Despite its name, Royal Caribbean sails all over the world, primarily on standard routes that repeat regularly. Most cruises are 7 days or longer, but there are shorter options available on select ships.
(photos courtesy of Royal Caribbean)
Royal Caribbean is a cruise line that truly caters to families, offering something for everyone, from grandparents to the youngest children. These ships are bustling with activity, providing plenty of physical challenges like the FlowRider surf simulator, ice skating, dodgems, rock climbing walls, zip lining, and more. For those seeking entertainment, you’ll find Broadway shows, live music, deck parties, Aqua Theater high dive shows, and other exciting performances. If you’re looking for a peaceful escape, the tranquil Central Park and charming boardwalk area will make you forget you’re even on a cruise ship.
Children are naturally drawn to Royal Caribbean, thanks to its extensive range of activities for all ages. The kids’ clubs, separated by age groups, strike the perfect balance between fun and relaxation, and you might find it hard to tear your kids away from them. Add in the pools, water slides, and other attractions, and there’s never a dull moment for the younger guests.
Most of Royal Caribbean’s ships are, in a word, massive. The newer vessels rank among the largest ships ever built. Despite their size, they’re designed for easy navigation, and after a day or two, the ship feels surprisingly manageable. Large dining spaces, expansive theaters, and multiple shows offer not just capacity but also a wealth of options. The public areas are divided into neighborhoods, creating intimate spaces that make you forget the overall size of the ship, so it never feels crowded.
Royal Caribbean frequently rotates its promotions, often with little change in actual savings, just a different name. The "Kids Sail Free" promotion can be a great deal, though it’s usually available when school is in session. WOW sales often provide extra onboard credit on top of the usual discounts. As with most cruise lines, booking early typically offers the best value, and Royal Caribbean allows you to reprice your booking if the fare drops before the final payment.
Despite its name, Royal Caribbean sails all over the world, primarily on standard routes that repeat regularly. Most cruises are 7 days or longer, but there are shorter options available on select ships.
(photos courtesy of Royal Caribbean)
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