Connecting Flights Royal Caribbean

When travelling to your Royal Caribbean cruise you will be transferred to wherever your cruise starts with minimum fuss. A lot of the Caribbean cruises depart from Texas and Florida and so a connecting flight is important for UK customers.

You will be flown over the day before your cruise is due to depart and will be transferred to a hotel for the night. You can then board the cruise at your own pace the day after. The cost of the flights from the UK are included in the price so you do not need to worry about any extra charges.

2009 Debut for Oasis

Royal Caribbean’s Oasis of the Seas is scheduled to make her debut in December 2009. She is currently under construction in Finland and has just reached an important maritime milestone.

Oasis of the Seas was floated out in mid November ready to begin the final stages of interior work.

The cruise ship will feature a unique concept whereby the ship will be divided into seven areas which will enable guests to find an area that best suits their personal style, preference and mood. Guests will also find a wide array of accommodation options to suit all needs and tastes.

Oasis of the Seas will weigh in at 220,000 gross tons and will cater for 5,400 guests in 2,700 staterooms. Facilities onboard will include a sports zone, fitness centre, youth zone and entertainment place on a total of 16 decks.

For the full press release see The Cruise News.

Royal Caribbean Connecting Flights

When travelling to your Royal Caribbean cruise you will be transferred to wherever your cruise starts with minimum fuss. A lot of the Caribbean cruises depart from Texas and Florida and so a connecting flight is important for UK customers. You will be flown over the day before your cruise is due to depart and will be transferred to a hotel for the night. You can then board the cruise at your own pace the day after. The cost of the flights from the UK are included in the price so you do not need to worry about any extra charges.

Royal Caribbean Suites

A suite on board any of the Royal Caribbean fleet is spacious, airy and everything you could need whilst on board. Suites have their own private balcony with ocean views. You can enjoy a bottle of wine or read a book with the sea as your back drop- peace and tranquillity. Inside the suite there is a sitting area separated from the bed area, which is 2 twin beds or a queen size bed. The room also comes equipped with a TV and telephone as well as a fridge or minibar fully stocked with a wide range of liquors and snack food.

Freedom Class

Royal Caribbean has 21 ships to choose from when looking for a cruise. The Freedom Class is the largest of the classes offered by the Royal Caribbean. Independence of the Seas is one of the Freedom Class and cruises out of Southampton on a regular basis. The Freedom Class ships have 15 decks filled with different activities for all the family.

All sorts of activities can be done on board including a Top Deck Aqua Centre, a basketball and volleyball court, a rock climbing wall and much more. Dining could not be easier on board with 4 different style restaurants to choose from all offering different types of cuisine.

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