Royal Caribbean International Cruise Line Lifestyle:

Royal Caribbean is a mainstream cruise line known for its innovative ships. It was the first cruise line to feature a rock climbing wall, ice skating rink, and FlowRider surfing machine. The company was started in 1969 and now has 21 ships. Two of its ships are the world's largest cruise ships. Royal Caribbean delivers a fun cruise for family groups and active couples and singles of all ages.

Anyone who loves the big ship lifestyle, with numerous dining, entertainment, and lounge venues and non-stop activities will enjoy a cruise with Royal Caribbean.

Royal Caribbean International Cruise Line Cruise Ships and Itineraries:

Royal Caribbean's 21 ships sail worldwide itineraries, including the Caribbean, Alaska, Europe, Asia, South America, and Australia. Its two largest ships, the 6000-passenger Oasis of the Seas and the Allure of the Seas, sail the Caribbean year-round from Ft. Lauderdale.

Royal Caribbean International Cruise Line Passenger Profile:

Like other mainstream cruise lines, Royal Caribbean's passengers are mostly active cruisers looking for fun and many diverse onboard activities. Family groups love the Royal Caribbean cruise experience, and the kids programs are well-liked by the children and their parents. Anyone who favors peace and quiet and solitude on a cruise should book a balcony cabin on Royal Caribbean since the public areas are busy with non-stop activities.

Royal Caribbean International Cruise Line Cuisine and Dining:

The Royal Caribbean ships all feature multiple dining venues. All the ships include one or more main multi-deck dining rooms, along with a casual buffet and one or more specialty restaurants. Most of the specialty restaurants have an extra surcharge. The ships have three options for dinner: two fixed seatings at assigned times and tables or an open seating dining option.

Royal Caribbean International Cruise Line Onboard Activities and Entertainment:

Activities and entertainemnt are both strong points of Royal Caribbean's cruises. The larger ships feature excellent Las Vegas-style shows and Broadway plays. Rock climbing walls, swimming pools, miniature golf, and ice skating are popular activities on many of the ships. Kids ages 3 to 17 will love the educational/entertaining "Adventure Ocean" activities.

Royal Caribbean International Cruise Line Common Areas:

The common areas on the Royal Caribbean ships are bright, colorful, and contemporary, but not as over-the-top wild as many Carnival or Costa cruise ships.

Royal Caribbean International Cruise Line Spa, Gym, and Fitness:

Steiner operates the spas on Royal Caribbean ships, and they include all the treatments you would expect at a cruise ship spa. There are also treatments for teens. The fitness feature all the latest equipment and a multitude of classes.

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Contact Information:
Royal Caribbean International Cruise Line
Corporate Guest Relations
1050 Caribbean Way
Miami, FL 33132
Phone: 1-800-256-6649
Website: http://royalcaribbean.com