Cruise vacationers who saw summer creeping-up on them without a firm plan in place still have a chance to book a cruise hrough Royal Caribbean International’s three-day WOW Sale. With a world of options ranging in Europe, Caribbean, the Far East and Australia and New Zealand, vacationers can receive up to $200 onboard credit per stateroom to enjoy during their cruise when they book a Royal Caribbean cruise, sailing on or after August 15, 2012.
Additionally, all guests will enjoy Royal Caribbean’s ships, exciting destinations, and friendly and engaging Gold Anchor Service from every staff and crew member, also known as the Royal Advantage.
“There’s no time better than now for vacationers to book their summer vacation or a future cruise with Royal Caribbean,” said Lisa Bauer, senior vice president of Global Sales and Marketing for Royal Caribbean International. “Vacationers may choose among any of our worldwide locations aboard any of our recently revitalized ships.
Guests will enjoy our fleet’s new range of delectable onboard dining experiences, cutting-edge entertainment and innovative amenities such as zip lines, rock-climbing walls, ice-skating rinks and FlowRider surf simulators, as well as Royal Caribbean’s world-renowned, friendly and engaging Gold Anchor Service. ”
For all new individual bookings made with deposit on June 11, 12 or 13, 2012, vacationers can enjoy $50 onboard credit per stateroom for three- to five-night itineraries; $100 per stateroom for six- to nine-night itineraries; and $200 per stateroom for 10-night or longer itineraries. Additionally, vacationers enjoy 50 percent reduced deposit as part of the offer, and can reserve a stateroom for as low as $50. The offer is valid for all Royal Caribbean International sailings departing on or after August 15, 2012, including aboard the world’s largest and most innovative sister-ships Oasis of the Seas and Allure of the Seas. Offer is not combinable with any other offers or promotions and is not valid in Australia, New Zealand or China.
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Tuesday, 22 December 2009
GPS tagging for children on Oasis of the Seas
A tagging system for three to 11-year-olds has been introduced on board the world's largest cruise liner.
Ships have become so big that cruise lines are encouraging parents to use GPS systems to keep track of their children.
Royal Caribbean International has introduced tagging system for three to 11-year-olds in a move that coincides with the launch this week of Oasis of the Seas, the world's largest cruise ship. Using an electronic device built into the wristbands that all children on the ship must wear, the system enables parents to locate their offspring wherever they are among the ship's 16 decks.
Oasis of the Seas can carry up to 6,300 passengers and weighs more than 225,000 tons.
The system is linked to a new on-board phone system called Royal Connect which also enables guests to keep in contact with each other and view on-board activities.
The device costs $17.50 (£12) to hire for the duration of a cruise and can only be used on the ship and not for ship to shore calls.
If it is successful, the new system will be introduced on other ships in the Royal Caribbean fleet.
Ships have become so big that cruise lines are encouraging parents to use GPS systems to keep track of their children.
Royal Caribbean International has introduced tagging system for three to 11-year-olds in a move that coincides with the launch this week of Oasis of the Seas, the world's largest cruise ship. Using an electronic device built into the wristbands that all children on the ship must wear, the system enables parents to locate their offspring wherever they are among the ship's 16 decks.
Oasis of the Seas can carry up to 6,300 passengers and weighs more than 225,000 tons.
The system is linked to a new on-board phone system called Royal Connect which also enables guests to keep in contact with each other and view on-board activities.
The device costs $17.50 (£12) to hire for the duration of a cruise and can only be used on the ship and not for ship to shore calls.
If it is successful, the new system will be introduced on other ships in the Royal Caribbean fleet.
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