BOARDING REQUIREMENTS

What are the pre-cruise testing

requirements for my cruise?
A
Pre-cruise testing is no longer required to sail, with a few exceptions.
At this time, only the following sailings have pre-cruise testing
requirements:

 Transpacific Sailings ending in Australia

 Cruises from Australia

For Transpacific Cruises ending in Australia

All guests age 12 months (1 year) and older must bring a negative test
result for a COVID-19 test taken no more than 2 days prior to sailing.

Required testing can be completed using any type of PCR or antigen

COVID-19 test. It can be professionally proctored at your doctor or
drugstore, or it can be a test you administer to yourself at home without
supervision.

Guests under 1 year of age do not have any testing requirements.

Please note: A guest is considered fully vaccinated 14 days after the

required number of doses in their vaccine series have been fully
administered (e.g. 2 shots of Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca, etc., or 1 shot
of Johnson & Johnson). Vaccines must be approved for use by the World
Health Organization (WHO), with the exception of CanSino.

For Cruises from Australia

All guests aged 2 and above, regardless of vaccination status, must present
a negative test result for a COVID-19 PCR test taken within 2 days before
boarding day, or a self-administered Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) within 1 day
before boarding, for sailings of any length.

Required testing for all guests can be completed using a PCR test
administered at a private laboratory, or any self-administered Rapid Antigen
Test (RAT). Rapid Antigen Tests are not required to be administered under
live video supervision.

You will be required to present the negative test result at the time of
boarding. You can show it in the form of a printout or email if taking a PCR
test. Or if taking a RAT, you can show a picture of your negative RAT test
on your phone, or present the actual negative test itself.

Guests under 2 years of age do not require testing.

Please note: A guest is considered fully vaccinated 14 days after the

required number of doses in their vaccine series have been fully
administered (e.g. 2 shots of Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca, etc., or 1 shot
of Johnson & Johnson). Vaccines must be approved for use by the
Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA).

How do I figure out which days I should get my pre-

cruise COVID-19 test?
First, make sure you understand Test Requirements for your specific
sailing. The timing for when you need to take your test can vary, based on
where you are sailing. Test requirements are in the sections above.

When calculating which days you can take your test, be aware that the day
you set sail is not counted as one of the days.

So, if your test is needed 3 days before you sail, you have the three full
calendar days before boarding day to take your test. If it’s needed 2 days
before you sail, you have the two full calendar days before boarding to take
your test.

For example, if you are setting sail on a Saturday, and you need to take the
test within 3 days, you can take your test on Wednesday, Thursday or
Friday. You can also take it on Saturday before arriving at the terminal, if
necessary, but we don’t recommend waiting until the last minute.

What vaccines are required to travel on a

Royal Caribbean cruise?
A
All guests must ensure that they are medically and physically fit for travel.
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the World Health Organization
(WHO) provide guidelines as to which vaccinations are required in each
country. In many cases inoculations are recommended, but in some
circumstances, they are required by the country from which your cruise
departs or countries we visit. We recommend that you check with your
health care professional or a Travel Medicine Specialist certified by the
WHO for guidance. Other informational resources can be accessed on
the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention traveler's health website or
by calling toll-free (877) FYI-TRIP and on the World Health Organization
website.

COVID-19 Vaccination is no longer required to sail,

with a few exceptions. At this time, only the
following sailings have COVID-19 vaccination
requirements:
Guests age 12 and older must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 in
order to sail:

 Cruises from Australia Learn more about cruising from Australia

 Transpacific Sailings ending in Australia
Vaccines that are fully approved or authorized for emergency use by
the World Health Organization (with the exception of CanSino), and the
European Medicines Agency (EMA), will be accepted by the ports we sail
to. For guests sailing from Australia, vaccines must be approved by the
Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA).

To be considered fully vaccinated by the countries we visit:

A guest is considered fully vaccinated 14 days after the required number of

doses in their vaccine series have been fully administered (e.g. 2 shots of
Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca, etc., or 1 shot of Johnson & Johnson).
Vaccines must be approved for use by the country they are sailing from.

We strongly recommend that fully vaccinated guests also get a booster

dose when they become eligible to do so.

What travel documents are required to

board?
A

In order to board the ship, guests will need to bring

the following documents:
 COVID-19 Test Result (if applicable): Guests on transpacific
sailings ending in Australia and sailings from Australia, will need to
take a pre-cruise test prior to boarding day. See testing requirements
for your cruise here.

 Health Status Questionnaire: to be completed on the Royal

Caribbean app before you board.

 Government Identification: Accepted forms of identification vary

based on nationality, departure port and disembarkation port. See
details below to learn what forms of identification are accepted.

 COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card and Forms (if

applicable): While COVID-19 vaccination is not required for most
sailings, a few countries still require vaccination to cruise. On sailings
from Australia, guests age 12 and older will need to show proof of full
vaccination in order to board. Some countries require you complete
COVID-19 related travel authorizations before setting sail. Learn
more.

 Travel Visas (if applicable): Visa requirements vary depending on

nationality and the country you are sailing from, see guidance here.

Accepted Forms of Identification

All guests will also need a form of identification to board the ship.
Accepted forms of identification vary based on nationality,
departure port and disembarkation port.

Please note that hospital Birth Certificates (baby feet Birth

Certificates), as well as photocopies or images of any required
travel documents are not accepted for boarding.

Accepted Identification for U.S. Citizens

 U.S. Passport book that is valid at least 6 months after your cruise
ends. A U.S. Passport book is required for sailings that depart
from homeports outside of the U.S.
 For sailings departing from U.S. homeports, an official US state-
issued Birth Certificate is also accepted. Guests age 16 and older that
present an official US state-issued Birth Certificate will also need to
provide a valid Driver’s License or picture ID issued by the
government.

 U.S. citizens may use Enhanced Driver’s License (EDL) as a single

form of documentation (instead of both birth certificate and picture ID)
for sailings departing from U.S. homeports. Enhanced Driver's
Licenses are only available from the following states: Michigan,
Minnesota, New York, Vermont and Washington State. Please note
that an Enhanced Driver’s License is different from a REAL ID
compliant id. An EDL will have a flag on the front.

 Puerto Rican citizens should review their birth certificates and

ensure they are up to date. Puerto Rican birth certificates issued prior
to July 1, 2010 are not valid forms of proof of citizenship. The
Government of Puerto Rico has partnered with document provider
VitalChek to provide an expedited method for ordering new birth
certificates. To apply through this method please
visit: [Link]. Vital Check also offers a bilingual call
center available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Processing and
shipping fees apply. To apply through this method please call: (866)
842-6765.

 United States Permanent Residents must have a United States

Permanent Resident Card. Additionally, a passport from your home
country is strongly recommended. Click here for additional
information.

 For all sailings that visit Colombia, all guests will be required to
present a passport book valid for at least 6 months after the sailing’s
return date in order to board. Colombian Customs and Immigration
requires all visitors to have a valid passport book and will not accept
any other travel documents for entry. Unfortunately, any guests
without a valid passport book will be denied boarding.

No refunds will be given to individuals who fail to bring proper

documentation.

For additional United States passport information visit the United

States Department of State travel information website. Visa Central is
the passport and visa service that we recommend, should our guests
need passport and visa assistance. You may contact Visa Central for
all your passport needs. Visa Central can obtain passports in as little
 as one day. US Residents, please contact VisaCentral online,
email rci@[Link] or call 800-858-8579, and be sure to
reference Royal Caribbean account 44988 for reduced service fees.

Accepted Identification for International Guests (non-U.S. Citizens)

 For US Sailings: Non-US Citizens will require a passport valid at

least 6 months after your cruise ends and the necessary visa for entry
into the United States. On Transatlantic and Transpacific sailings
European and Chinese guests will require ESTA (Europe) and EVUS
(China). ESTAs are mandatory for everyone travelling to the US. You
must apply for an ESTA no later than 72 hours before departing for
the United States. Real-time approvals are not available and arriving
at the airport without a previously approved ESTA will likely result in
being denied boarding.

 For International Sailings: Non-US Citizens will require a passport

book valid at least 6 months after your cruise ends and the supporting
visa for entry and exit from the country, if applicable.
o For cruises departing Australia calling into only Australian
ports, Australian citizens require either a valid passport or
government issued pictured and laminated ID card to be used
as identification. Children aged 17 years and under will require
a passport or Birth Certificate to travel or government issued
photo ID. Children under 16 years of age, who do not have a
passport or Photo ID, must have a copy of their birth
certificate or their parents Medicare Card.
o For all other nationalities, a passport (plus visa if needed in
Australia) is required.

 Europe sailings: National ID cards issued in the European Union

(EU) & European Economic Area (EEA) are accepted for travel to
Schengen countries only and must be valid for at least three months
from the return date. Some itineraries may include a port of call
outside the Schengen area. For those sailings, national ID cards will
not be accepted, and passports are required for travel.
o EU countries: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Republic of
Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France,
Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania,
Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania,
Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain and Sweden.
 UK citizens (including children and infants) must have
their own full 10 year (5 year for children) passport with at
least 3 months validity from the end of the cruise on
sailings in the EU (Schengen area). On sailings leaving
 the EU (Schengen area): passport must be valid for 6
months after return home.
 For further passport, visa and health advice for your
destinations please visit the FCO (UK) or DFA (Ireland)
websites, have a look at our visa page* or refer to our
Booking Conditions.
o EEA countries: The EEA includes EU countries and also
Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway. Switzerland is not an EU or
EEA member but is part of the single market.

*Visa Central is the passport and visa service that we recommend,

should our guests need passport and visa assistance. You
may contact Visa Central for all your passport needs. Visa Central can
obtain passports in as little as one day. Canada residents, please
contact [Link], email rci@[Link] or call 8888-
665-9956, and be sure to reference Royal
Caribbean account 10026 for reduced service fees.

No refunds will be given to individuals who fail to bring proper

documentation.

What if the name on my identification doesn’t match the name on my

reservation?

It is important that the name on your reservation be exactly as it is

stated on your passport or other official proof of nationality. If your
name has changed since your document was issued (e.g., marriage or
divorce), it is required that you update the document with the new
name or provide an official supporting document (e.g., a state, county
or province issued marriage license, divorce decree or legal name
change document) of the name change. All documents must be the
original or a notarized copy. Additionally, if you are using an
identification (e.g., driver's license) and a citizenship document (e.g.,
birth certificate), then BOTH documents must match the name on your
reservation. Otherwise, it may result in delay or possible denial of
boarding.

COVID-19 Vaccinations Record Cards and Forms

For sailings from Australia, guests age 12 and up are required by
the local governments to provide proof of vaccination before boarding.
Guests age 12 and older on these sailings who are not vaccinated and
do not show proof of vaccination will not be permitted to sail. For all
 other sailings, vaccination documents will not be required to board,
but we will ask that you disclose your vaccination status to us prior to
boarding (via the app, on our website, or at the terminal).

Learn more about sailing from Australia.

We recommend you bring your vaccination documents with you, as

local authorities or businesses in some destinations require it for
entrance. A few of our departure ports still require guests to be
vaccinated to sail.

Visas
Visa Guidance for U.S. Citizens and Canadians

 U.S. and Canadian citizens can obtain customized visa information

and instructions for all Royal Caribbean cruises through Visa Central.
o U.S. Residents, please contact VisaCentral online here or via
email at rci@[Link] or call 800-858-8579, and
reference Royal Caribbean account 44988 for reduced service
fees.
o Canadian Residents, please contact VisaCentral online, or via
email at rci@[Link] or call 800-858-8579, and
reference Royal Caribbean account 10026 for reduced service
fees.

 The following resources may also be of assistance to guests in

determining what type of visa is required:
o United States citizens can visit the United States Department of
State foreign entry requirements website.
o Canadian citizens can visit the Foreign Affairs and International
Trade Canada website.

Visa Guidance for International Guests (non-U.S. Citizens and non-

Canadian citizens)

All non U.S. or Canadian passport holders should contact the

Embassy (Consular Services) of each country on your cruise or
VisaCentral for specific visa requirements, information, forms and fees
for your nationality. Visa Central is the passport and visa service that
we recommend, should our guests need passport and visa assistance.
You may contact Visa Central for all your passport needs. Visa Central
can obtain passports in as little as one day.
 You may also contact your travel advisor or local Royal Caribbean
International office for further assistance.

It is the responsibility of the guest to identify, obtain and present

necessary visas before the start of their cruise vacation. Requirements
vary based on the guest’s nationality and countries visiting during the
cruise. The following resources may be of assistance to guests in
determining if a visa is required.

Please note the most recent visa requirements for non-United States
guests sailing on an Alaskan itinerary require a Canadian visa to
participate in the cruise. Click here to get more details.

Some countries that your cruise may visit will require that you obtain a
visa prior to arrival. You are responsible for obtaining any necessary
visas. If you do not hold proper visa documents, you will be denied
boarding without compensation.

What are the top things to know after I

have booked a Royal Caribbean cruise?
A
Gathering Documents

Make sure you have the proper forms of identification needed for your
cruise. Give yourself plenty of time to obtain or renew your passport, if
necessary. In order to make the boarding process as simple as
possible, we strongly encourage you to visit
[Link]/onlinecheckin to check in online and print your
SetSail Pass no later than three days prior to your sail date.
Additionally, guests should look into any visa requirements for their
itinerary. Learn more about required travel documents.

Vaccination Guidance

While COVID-19 vaccination is not required for most sailings, a few

countries still require vaccination to cruise. Additionally, some
countries require you complete COVID-19 related travel authorizations
before setting sail. Learn more.
Testing Requirements

Pre-cruise testing is no longer required to sail, with a few exceptions.

Guests on transpacific sailings ending in Australia or a sailing that
departs from Australia, will be required to complete pre-cruise testing
prior to boarding day.

To learn more about specific testing requirements for your sailing,

please visit our Testing Requirements FAQ.

Before You Board

Don’t forget to hand carry your passport, SetSail Pass, valuables and
medications in your carry-on bag. You’ll need your passport and
SetSail Pass to board the ship.

Getting To The Ship

Let us take you from airport to port with our “Transfers” program.
“Transfers” may be included with our Air2Sea or Hotel offerings. You
can also purchase this service separately. Boarding The Ship Please
refer to your SetSail Pass for specific check-in times.

Are there any additional requirements

during my cruise from Singapore?
A
Protocols for Singapore Departures

 Vaccination
o We recommend that guests be fully vaccinated against COVID-
19, if eligible.
o While vaccination is not required, guest should disclose their
status during check-in to ensure we maintain a highly
vaccinated onboard population.

 Pre-cruise Testing
o As of November 2nd, 2022, testing is no longer required –
regardless of vaccination status – on all Singapore departures.

 Travel Insurance
 o CNA: All travelers , including those who are not vaccinated, will
no longer have to show proof of a negative pre-departure
COVID-19 test before entering Singapore. COVID-19 travel
insurance will also no longer be required for non-vaccinated
visitors. Singapore ICA website

 Mask Wearing
o Masks are no longer required to be worn in public spaces as of
February 13, 2023

For sailings visiting Thailand

Guests will be required to bring a copy of their passport photo or

information page in order to debark and explore ports in Thailand. A soft
copy or photo of your passport information page will be accepted.

For guests who require a visa to enter Thailand, please apply for the Thai
Visa prior to check-in. For those who are available to apply for the Thai Visa
upon arrival, please bring with you two passport-sized color photos for
the Thailand Visa-On-Arrival Application (VOA) and $85 USD per person,
for the handling fee. This will be charged in US dollars on your onboard
account based on the current exchange rate and will cover the visa and
service to the agency chosen by the Thailand government to obtain and
process your visa and entrance procedures.

For sailings visiting Vietnam

 Guests visiting Vietnam will be required to apply for and receive a

Vietnam Visa.
 To see if your country is eligible to apply for the E-via, please
visit here or if your country doesn't require a visa before joining us
onboard, please visit this link here.
 If you are eligible to apply for the E-visa, please fill in the Vietnam E-
Visa form no later than 2 weeks prior to sailing.

 Please note, if your country is not listed as eligible for the E-visa, you
will need to apply for your Vietnam Visa at your nearest Vietnam
Embassy or consulate no later than 2 weeks prior to sailing.

 We will not assist guests with obtaining Visa on Arrival for Vietnam.
  For guests who apply for the E-visa/Visa, correct port name and date
of entry and exit must be entered. If any of the information is
incorrect, it will be considered an invalid visa and guests will not be
allowed to debark. However, they are still able to sail.

Vietnam Ports:

o Ho Chi Minh (Vung Tau Seaport)

o Chan May (Chan May Seaport)
o Nha Trang (Nha Trang Seaport)
o Ha Long Bay (Hon Gai Seaport)
o Da Nang (Da Nang Seaport)

For Sailings Visiting the Philippines

 A visa is required for Chinese and Indian Nationals. Visa Upon Arrival
for China national has been suspended.
 Nationals of 157 countries are allowed to enter Philippines without
visa for up to 30 days or less, with the exception of Brazil and Israel
who are given 59 days based on a bilateral agreement.
 The following are allowed to enter the Philippines without a visa for a
stay not exceeding fourteen days:
o Holders of Hong Kong Special Administrative (SAR) passports
o Holders of Macau Special Adminisgtrative Region (SAR)
passports
 The following are allowed to enter the Philippines without a visa for a
stay not exceeding seven days:
o Holders of Macau-Portuguese passports
o Holders of Hong Kong British passports
 NOTE: Indian nationals with valid AJACSSUK visas (America, Japan,
Australia, Canada, Singapore, Schengen & UK) travelling for tourism
or leisure may enter the Philippines visa-free for a maximum period of
stay of fourteen (14) days.
 Chinese nationals with valid AJACS visas travelling for tourism or
leisure may enter the Philippines visa-free for a maximum period of
stay of seven (7) days. Please note: SINGAPORE visa/residency is
NOT INCLUDED in AJACS.

Requirements for Visa Free passenger to Enter the Philippines:

Qualified foreign nationals who enter visa-free must have the following:
 1. Proof of vaccination (WHO Certificate, VaxCertPH, national/digital
certificate issued by countries with reciprocal arrangement with the
Philippines; for Singapore, digital certificate issued through Notarise
Singapore);
2. Only for those vaccinated with primary vaccine series but WITHOUT
a booster shot: Negative RT-PCR test taken within 48 hours or
laboratory/clinic-administered antigen test/ART within 24 hours prior
to departure from (first) point of origin; Effective 30 May 2022, pre-
departure test is no longer required for:
o Foreign nationals aged 18 and above who have received
primary series COVID-19 vaccine and at least one (1) COVID-
19 booster shot
o Foreign nationals aged 12 to 17 who are fully vaccinated with
primary series COVID-19 vaccine
o Foreign nationals below 12 years old, regardless of vaccination
status, accompanied by parent/guardian who have received a
complete primary series and one booster shot
3. Passport valid for at least six months from the time of arrival in the
Philippines.
o Passports must be valid for at least six (6) months after your
return to Singapore.
o All guests and crew (including Filipino's) are required to
complete the EArrival Card Registration as early as 48 hours
prior arrival to the Philippines first port of call. A QR Code will
be provided after the registration.

COVID-19 Testing Options for Returning Home

If you are in need of a PCR test before boarding your flight home, MyCLNQ
Health will be offering testing services. Please click here to register.

Are there any additional requirements to

cruise from Australia?
A
Requirements for Travel into Australia
If you're travelling to Australia from another country, you must ensure you
meet Australia’s international border entry requirements, including
vaccination status, visa, maritime declaration entry requirements and travel
exemption requirements. Learn more about this requirement here:

 [Link]
australia
 [Link]
 [Link]

Health & Travel Acknowledgement

All guests should review, read, and acknowledge acceptance of their

obligation to comply with Australian Government protocols and Royal
Caribbean supplementary terms and conditions.

 Health, Travel & Risk Acknowledgement

 Supplementary Terms & Conditions
 Australian Government Fact Sheet

Travel Insurance

For South Pacific cruises, guests must have proof of international travel
insurance covering any emergency medical or hospital expenses as well as
repatriation or they may be refused entry to New Caledonia. This has been
mandated by the New Caledonia Immigration Authorities. We recommend
that you contact your travel agent or an independent insurance broker for
details of suitable policies.

Mask Guidance

All guests on Australia sailings should wear a mask while travelling through
the terminal and in public indoor spaces or crowded outdoor spaces
onboard. Some of the destinations we visit will require masks and these
must be worn onshore in accordance with the destinations local Public
Health Order rules. Guests under 2 years of age will not need to wear a
mask. These protocols are subject to change.
Q

When should I arrive at the port terminal to

board my cruise ship?
A
Guests should arrive at the terminal within the arrival time slot you selected
during Royal App check-in. Those who arrive early will not be able to begin
boarding, and those who arrive late will need to wait until we are able to
work them into another group.

Due to government regulations requiring cruise lines to submit final

departure manifests at least 60 minutes prior to sailing, guests are
requested to complete Check-in no later than 3 days prior to their cruise. If
you do not complete Check-in 3 days prior, you will be required to complete
this process at the pier at least two hours prior to the published sailing
time. Please note: All guests must be checked-in and onboard the ship
no later than 90 minutes prior to the published sailing time or you will
not be permitted to sail.

If you choose to fly ChoiceAir, Royal Caribbean automatically displays only

the airline schedules that will enable you to meet your cruise. For your
return home, you have the ability to select the flight that best suits your
schedule. Depending on your disembarkation time and port, the time
needed to arrive at the airport will vary.

Can I book back-to-back cruises at this

time?
A
Absolutely! We welcome guests to cruise on as many back-to-back cruises
as they wish.

Q
If I test positive for COVID-19 right before
my cruise or on the cruise, what is your
refund policy and what associated costs
are covered?
A
If you are sailing on a cruise that departs on or before May 31, 2023, and
test positive for COVID-19 within 5 days prior to sailing, you may be
covered under our COVID-19 refund policy. To be eligible, guests must
meet the following requirements:

 You must notify Royal Caribbean of the cancellation within 24 hours

of receiving your positive test result and no later than noon on the
sailing date.

 Test results must be submitted to Royal Caribbean no later than 24

hours after the scheduled sailing date.

 The submitted positive test result must be dated within 5 days of your
sail date and taken under live supervision (telehealth or in-person).

*Last modified April 6, 2023. Subject to change. “Traveling Party” means

your family members living with you in the same household and traveling
companions assigned to your stateroom on the cruise. Conditioned upon
compliance with the RCG COVID-19 Policies and Procedures in effect at
the time of the cruise. To qualify for a refund, if your COVID-19 test was
administered by a provider other than one retained by Royal Caribbean,
you must present your verified positive test result in a form acceptable to
Royal Caribbean. Additional terms and conditions apply. See our COVID-19
Refund and Cancellations Policy and your Cruise Ticket Contract for
details.

Q
What if I am not feeling well in the days
leading up to my cruise? What if I test
positive for COVID-19 before my cruise?
A
If you feel ill in the days before your cruise, you should not travel. Keep in
mind you will need to answer a health questionnaire prior to boarding. A
positive test result, or documented symptoms of communicable disease
during the boarding process, will result in denial of boarding.

If your cruise departs on or before May 31, 2023, and you or any member of
your traveling party tests positive for COVID-19 in the 5 days before your
cruise departs, you and your traveling party will receive a refund
as outlined in our COVID-19 Assistance program.

We recommend guests purchase travel protection to cover any

interruptions to their travel plans such as illness and travel delays. Travel
protection is available for purchase through our Royal Caribbean Travel
Protection Program.

What happens if I get sick onboard a

Royal Caribbean cruise ship?
A
If any of our guests or crew members ever feel unwell during their sailing,
they can be immediately evaluated by medical staff, with an in-stateroom
visit or by video tele-consultation. A multitude of evaluative tests can be
conducted right onboard in our medical lab. This is just one capability of our
enhanced Medical Center.

In the interest of public health onboard, isolation and/or quarantine may be

required to prevent exposure to people who have or may have any kind of
infectious disease. A guest that is diagnosed as having an infectious
disease by a member of our medical staff onboard will need to isolate
onboard for a period of time — either until they can be safely disembarked
at a port of call with private transport home, or when the sailing concludes
back at the home port where it started. Those guests who meet the
threshold to be deemed a close contact will need to meet necessary
quarantine and/or testing requirements based on their vaccination status.

Guests who must isolate due to an infectious disease diagnosis will remain
in their stateroom or be moved to a stateroom near the medical center
where medical staff and Guest Services will check on them regularly,
depending on availability. Complimentary amenities including room service
and WiFi will be provided.

Guests treated on board may request copies of their medical records by

faxing a completed request form to 786-264-9682.

What if my sailing requires vaccination

and I cannot get vaccinated due to a pre-
existing allergy? What if I am not
vaccinated for religious reasons? What if I
have recently recovered from COVID-19
and am not now eligible to be vaccinated?
A
Vaccination Accommodations Requests
For some sailings where local regulations require vaccination, such as
those sailing from Australia, we have adopted operational capacity
restrictions that restrict the number of guests we can carry who are not
vaccinated. This means vaccination accommodations are not available on
all sailings. Whenever we grant a vaccination accommodation, we reserve
the right to revoke it at any time.

Before requesting a vaccination accommodation,

there are several things to keep in mind
As you prepare to submit a request for vaccination accommodation, please:

 Submit your request at least 30 days prior to your cruise

departure date or even earlier if possible.
  Be aware that we may not be able to process requests
submitted less than 14 days to sailing.

 Be aware that approvals or denials for vaccine accommodation

may be issued up to 2 weeks prior to sailing or later.

 Wait for a response to your request before booking travel

arrangements such as flights and hotel accommodations. Royal
Caribbean is not responsible for any travel-related expenses
incurred by you or members of your traveling party should your
request be denied.

How to submit a vaccination accommodation

request
If you believe that you meet the requirements for a vaccination
accommodation, please send an email
to vaxaccommodations@[Link]. You can also have your local travel
agent or International Representative contact us.

Your initial email to vaxaccommodations@[Link] should include the

following details:

 The full name of the person who needs the accommodation, as

the name appears on their reservation

 Ship Name

 Date of Sailing

 Reservation Number

 Best phone number to reach the requesting guest (or their legal
guardian if they are a minor)

 Best email to reach the requesting guest or their guardian,

should it be different than the one you are emailing from

Religious Requests: For religious accommodation, please describe the

nature of your sincerely held religious beliefs, religious practice or
observance that conflicts with the vaccination requirement.

Medical Requests: For your request to be considered by our medical

team, a letter from a physician is required. Please see the specific
requirements for the letter below:
  The letter must come from a Medical Doctor (MD) or Doctor of
Osteopathic Medicine (DO).

 The letter must include the full name and date of birth for the
guest requesting the accommodation.

 The letter must clearly indicate the pre-existing, non-COVID

medical condition or disability that is contraindicated for
vaccination.

 The letter should include a note that the guest is medically fit to
travel.

 The letter must be signed by the MD or DO.

Vaccine accommodation requests should be submitted individually, and will

be considered individually. It may be possible for some members of the
same travel party to receive an approval and others be denied.

Our receipt of your vaccination accommodation request in no way implies or

guarantees an approval.

If your vaccination accommodation request is

granted.
Approvals apply only to the sailing for which they were granted and need to
be renewed for each new sailing as protocols and operational needs
change frequently. Approvals do not imply or guarantee an approval for any
future sailings.

Please note that vaccination accommodated guests must adhere to all

health protocols and travel requirements for guests who are not vaccinated
as required by the cruise line and at the local, state and national level.

If your vaccination accommodation request is

denied
If we are unable to approve your request, you can:

 Change the ship/sail date and submit a new request, if your

denial was based on operational capacity.

 Cancel only the unvaccinated guest(s) from the booking, if the

remainder of the traveling party still wishes to sail. The
unvaccinated guest will receive a full refund after cancellation.
  Cancel the booking that includes the unvaccinated guest and
receive a full refund for the booking. Only those guests in the
impacted booking are eligible to receive a full refund. Related
bookings (family, friends, etc. traveling on another booking)
remain subject to the standard cancellation penalty schedule.

Check-In

Why is check-in not available for my

cruise? When will it be available?
A
We are working to uplift our check-in experience to support a healthy and
safe cruise for all guests, crew, and communities where we operate. Check-
in will be available once our updates are completed ahead of your sailing.
We will notify you by email and by app notification on your mobile device
when it is time for you to check-in to your cruise.

When can I check-in for my Royal

Caribbean cruise?
A
PLEASE NOTE: We are hard at work uplifting our cruises for the health and
safety of our guests, crew, and the communities in which we operate. We
are guided by the recommendations of our Healthy Sail Panel and the
requirements of countries where we sail. For guests of scheduled sailings,
we will provide clear communication about what you need to know for our
cruises in advance of your sail date, including check in dates, health and
safety information, app notifications and all of the activities available
throughout your cruise. Our cruise check-in window opens closer to
your sailing date, which differs from our traditional check-in timeline.

When it’s time to check in, we recommend you use the Royal Caribbean
app to check in all guests on your reservation. The app provides a quick
and easy check-in process so you can start your vacation sooner. Updates
include:

 Your arrival time at the terminal - a scheduled arrival time at the

terminal on your sail date
 The required Health Questionnaire – only available in advance in the
app
 Our reimagined Safety Briefing - Simply tap the Safety icon on the
homepage to launch the Safety Briefing, whether you’re in the
terminal or you’ve just stepped onboard, to complete the first steps of
the Safety Briefing before heading to your assigned Assembly
Station. Remember all guests must complete the Safety Briefing
before the ship can sail.
 Extended app check in window - Check in using the app until 8am the
morning of your sailing

As before, guests may also check in using our website up to 48 hours

before sailing. Guests must complete check in, however, using the app or at
the terminal. We highly recommend completing check in using the app for
the easiest, fastest, and complete check-in experience.

Royal Caribbean International requires guests to be checked in no later

than 60 minutes prior to the scheduled sailing time*. Guests arriving late will
not be permitted to sail.

When you Check-In at the terminal, show your SetSail Pass in the app to
the terminal agent to scan and complete the check-in process.

COMPLETE CHECK-IN

What documents are required to check-in?

A
In order to complete Check-In successfully, you will need the following:

 Personal Information for each guest are checking in

 Identification Document information for each guest you are checking
in
 Crown & Anchor Society Membership Number (if you are a member)
 Onward Travel Plans
  Onboard Expense Account Information (i.e credit card and the
reservation information that is authorized to charge against the
account)

You will also need to establish an Onboard Expense Account via either
credit card or cash.

Where do I find my cruise reservation

documents?
A
If your cruise documents are available, you can access them through your
reservation dashboard in your Guest Account. If your documents are not yet
available, check back soon. You should also receive an e-mail when your
documents are ready.

If you reserve your cruise vacation online, you’ll receive your cruise
documents through e-mail with downloading instructions when your
documents are ready.

If you reserve your cruise with a Travel Advisor or a Certified Vacation

Planner, your cruise documents will be sent to your Travel Advisor 20-50
days prior to sailing, assuming your reservation is finalized and your
payments have been made. Group documents and those that include air
arrangements require additional steps and will be sent within 30 days of
sailing.

Documentation may not be provided in advance for reservations finalized

the week of the sailing – guests will obtain pertinent details at the pier prior
to boarding, and once onboard. If you have any questions, please contact
your travel advisor or Certified Vacation Planner directly.

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Q
How can I get my Royal Caribbean cruise
boarding pass (SetSail Pass)?
A
Successfully completing the check-in process for you and those guests
listed on your SetSail Pass will allow you to receive a SetSail Pass.

In order to complete Check-In successfully, you will need the following:

 Personal Information for each guest are checking in

 Identification Document information for each guest you are checking
in
 Crown & Anchor Society Membership Number (if you are a member)
 Onward Travel Plans
 Onboard Expense Account Information (i.e credit card and the
reservation information that is authorized to charge against the
account)

You will also need to establish an Onboard Expense Account via either
credit card or cash.

An Onboard Expense Account, also known as your Seapass® onboard

account, is the cashless system used for all onboard purchases and
services.

The account may be set-up with either a credt card or as a cash account.
You may establish a master account and add guests from your stateroom
or another stateroom as authorized purchasers on your account.

For each purchase made onboard the ship you will receive a receipt at the
point of sale. A final statement will be delivered to your stateroom on the
final morning of your cruise vacation for your review.

Guests that set up a Seapass account with a credit card should verify the
statement. If all purchases are correct, they will automatically be billed to
the credit card.

Guests on a cash account will need to settle their statement onboard prior
to disembarking. The ship will provide you with specific details.

CHECK-IN LOGIN

Q
How do I setup a Royal Caribbean
SeaPass or Onboard Expense Account?
A
An Onboard Expense Account, also known as your Seapass® onboard
account, is the cashless system used for all onboard purchases and
services. Depending on your ship, SeaPass cards are handed out at the
pier or will be in your stateroom waiting for you.

The account can be set-up with either a credit card, debit card or as a cash
account during check-in or at the pier. You can also add guests from your
stateroom or another stateroom as authorized purchasers on your account.
For each purchase made onboard the ship you will receive a receipt. A
preliminary statement will be delivered to your stateroom on the day prior to
the final morning of your cruise vacation for your review. A final statement
will be e-mailed to you shortly after departing the ship on the last day of
your cruise.

If you set up your account with a card, shortly after departing the ship on
the last day of your cruise, Royal Caribbean International® will
automatically post the final charge to your card on file. Guests on a cash
account will need to settle their statement onboard prior to disembarking.

Important Information:

Throughout the cruise, daily authorizations (holds) will be placed on your

card to ensure funds are available for your purchases. If you register a card
and change to another card or cash during your sailing, you may still see
holds on the original card. While the holds aren’t charges, they do reduce
your available balance. Most holds are released within 3 to 5 business
days, however, depending on your bank this may take up to 30 days. Royal
Caribbean International does not control how long the holds remain as the
length of time is determined by your financial institution.

Will holds be placed on my credit card

when I create an onboard account?
A
Yes. Just like some land-based hotels, guests can expect to see an initial
$99.75 pending charge or authorization on their credit card. This pending
amount is used to secure funds for anticipated onboard purchases.
Purchases made onboard over the initial $99.75 will generate additional
holds. While the holds aren’t charges, they do reduce your available credit.
Most holds are released by the time your cruise ends and final charges are
settled; however, some may take up to 30 days. Royal Caribbean
International® doesn’t control how long the holds remain, your bank or
financial institution determines the duration of these holds. If you register a
card and change to another card or cash during your sailing, you may still
see holds on the original card.

Am I eligible for the RoyalUp℠ upgrades

program?
A
To find out if you are eligible for the RoyalUp℠ upgrades program,
click here and enter your Last name and Booking number. If you are
eligible, you’ll be able to submit bids for your upcoming sailing.

Is the RoyalUp℠ offer amount per person

per day or for the entire duration of the
cruise?
A
The RoyalUp℠ offer amount is per person for the entire duration of the
cruise. Offers are based on two occupants per stateroom - only the first and
second guest will be charged.

For more details about RoyalUp℠, click here.

Q

Can I upgrade my accessible stateroom

with RoyalUp℠?
A
Guests sent an invitation who are in an accessible room may bid on
upgrades. However, they will only be upgraded if an accessible room in the
bid category becomes available. If a guest changes their reservation to a
non-accessible room, they will be eligible for non-accessible rooms as is
standard.

LEARN MORE ABOUT ROYALUP

Does the RoyalUp℠ upgrade include any

additional promotions? Can I apply my
FCC?
A
The RoyalUp℠ upgrade does not include any additional promotions and is
not combinable with FCCs as a Credit Card is provided at the time of
bidding. However, you get to keep whichever promotions you already have.

LEARN MORE ABOUT ROYALUP

Q

How do RoyalUp℠ offers work if I am part

of a group or traveling with another
reservation?
A
Each RoyalUp℠ offer is considered individually, Royal Caribbean
International® (RCI) cannot guarantee that all reservations traveling
together will be upgraded. Under the circumstance that all reservations are
upgraded, RCI cannot guarantee that all the upgraded cabins will be close
together.
For more details about RoyalUp℠, click here.

Can I reject the RoyalUp℠ upgrade after

it is accepted?
A
No, once your bid is accepted, your card will be charged immediately, and
the upgrade amount paid is final and non-refundable.

For more details about RoyalUp℠, click here.

What happens with the promotions I

already have if I am upgraded through
RoyalUp℠?
A
You get to keep the promotions you already have based on the stateroom
category originally booked. However, no additional promotions will be
added to your reservation.

For more details about RoyalUp℠, click here.

Can I choose the location or specific

features of the RoyalUp℠ upgrade cabin?
Am I bidding on current inventory or
possible future inventory?
A
You can’t choose location or attributes as you are not necessarily bidding
for inventory that is currently available but on possible future inventory.
Your cabin location and attributes will depend on availability when ready to
be assigned. RCI cannot guarantee a specific cabin number assignment
within the upgraded category.

How much do I bid through RoyalUp℠ if

my reservation includes more than 2
guests?
A
If your reservation includes multiple guests (between 2 and 5 passengers),
the offer amount submitted will be per guest but only for the first and
second guest on the reservation.

For more details about RoyalUp℠, click here.

Can I modify or cancel my RoyalUp℠

offer after I submit it?
A
You may modify or cancel your offer up until 2 days prior to departure,
provided that your offer has not already been accepted by RCI and
provided your credit card has not been charged. Modifications or
cancellations can be made here.

For more details about RoyalUp℠, click here.

Q
When will I know if my RoyalUp℠ offer got
accepted?
A
Your offer can be accepted anytime from the moment it is submitted up until
2 days prior to voyage departure.

For more details about RoyalUp℠, click here.

If I have two reservations can I bid only

once through RoyalUp℠ and if accepted,
cancel the second reservation and move
the guests into the upgraded cabin?
A
No, if you have two cabins you will need to submit two separate bids and
they will be considered independently. RCI cannot guarantee that both
reservations will be upgraded. In the case that one of the reservations gets
upgraded, you cannot move the other guests into the upgraded cabin. All
reservations cancelled within the penalty period will be subject to
cancellation fees.

For more details about RoyalUp℠, click here.

How will I be charged for a RoyalUp℠

upgrade if I am a single guest?
A
You will be charged based on double occupancy.

For more details about RoyalUp℠, click here.

Q

Why did I or someone I’m traveling with

not receive an invite to bid on a
RoyalUp℠ stateroom upgrade?
A
To receive an email invitation to bid on a stateroom upgrade guest must be
opted-in to RCI Marketing e-mails. To opt-in, to receive emails guests can
sign up on our website, opt-in through the online check in process or within
My Reservations section of website.

For more details about RoyalUp℠, click here.

If I am upgraded to a higher category

stateroom with RoyalUp℠, will I have to
pay a gratuity amount based on the new
upgraded category?
A
Yes, by upgrading to a higher stateroom category, each guest in the
booking may be subject to a higher gratuity amount. The Offer Amount
does not include the higher gratuity. If the Offer is accepted, the difference
between the original and upgraded stateroom gratuities (if applicable) will
be automatically applied to all guests (the "Additional Charges").

If my RoyalUp℠ offer is accepted, will I

earn Crown & Anchor points at the rate
associated with my upgraded stateroom
category?
A
No. Accepted offers will earn Crown & Anchor points at the original
stateroom category purchased, and not the category of the upgraded
stateroom. The terms and conditions of your original cruise booking will
remain in effect following the acceptance of an Offer, including Crown &
Anchor Terms and Conditions. The best way to earn points quickly is to
purchase the upgraded cabin category in your original booking.

Are the RoyalUp℠ upcharges

commissionable?
A
Yes, based on the commission percent on the booking. At this time, the
only exception is for bookings that reserve under a net price code which will
not earn commission on the upcharge.

For more details about RoyalUp℠, click here.

What happens with my RoyalUp℠

Upgrade if I cancel my booking?
A
Upgrades can’t be cancelled when they have been processed as they are
non-refundable unless you cancel your booking. In this case, you will be
refunded the money from your RoyalUp upgrade.

For more details about RoyalUp℠, click here.

Payment & Cancellation Policies

If I’m not ready to book, can I save an

itinerary or sailing and come back later?
A
Absolutely! Now, you can save itineraries to destinations that spark your
interest as favorites and create a watchlist for any sailing dates that you
want to receive notifications about. You can also keep everything organized
in one place. And you’ll be able to pick up where you left off without having
to start a new search — regardless of the device you’re using, as long as
you’re signed into [Link].

Favorites

Look over your search results and click the heart icon next to any
itinerary that interests you. This will save it to your own personal list,
and it will be conveniently available any time you sign in to
[Link].

Watchlist

When you’re looking at an itinerary that you’re considering booking,

click on the watchlist icon to keep an eye on specific sailing dates.
Once the sailing is in your watchlist, you’ll receive updates for those
selected dates. To enjoy this feature, just be sure to sign in to your
[Link] account and enable email notifications under
preferences.

We hope this makes choosing your next adventure(s) easier than ever
before.

Q
When is the final payment for my cruise
vacation due?
A
Final payment of the balance must be received at Royal Caribbean's offices
at least 75 days prior to the sailing date for 1 - 4 night cruise vacations and
90 days prior to the sailing date for 5-night or longer cruise vacations. The
payment schedule for groups is different from that of individuals. You will
usually have access to your cruise documents 30 days prior to your sailing
as long as your reservation is finalized.

The above information also applies to all holiday sailings, defined as

sailings that occur on or between Christmas and/or New Year's day.

To make a payment on your cruise vacation, Look up my reservation.

What kind of refund am I entitled to if I

cancel my cruise booking?
A
Select fare programs require the payment at the time of booking of a
nonrefundable deposit. That deposit amount shall not be refunded at any
time after it has been paid. Change fees will apply to bookings for which the
deposit is nonrefundable.

Cancellation of Cruise or CruiseTour

Cruises that are cancelled prior to the sail date, and CruiseTours that are
cancelled prior to the first day of the CruiseTour, may be subject to a
cancellation charge. The amount of the cancellation charge shall be
determined as shown in the table below and shall vary depending on how
far in advance of the sail date (or first day of the CruiseTour) the Operator
receives notice of cancellation.

FOR 1 TO 4 NIGHT CRUISES

(including Holiday sailings) CANCELLATION CHARGE
IF CANCELLATION IS MADE
75 days or more prior to the first day of the No charge (except for Nonrefundable Deposit
Cruise amounts)
74 to 61 days 50% of total price
60 to 31 days 75% of total price
30 days or less 100% of total price (No refund)

FOR 5 NIGHTS OR LONGER CRUISES

(including Holiday sailings and
CANCELLATION CHARGE
Cruisetours)
IF CANCELLATION IS MADE
90 days or more prior to the first day of the No charge (except for Nonrefundable Deposit
Cruise amounts)
89 to 75 days 25% of total price
74 to 61 days 50% of total price
60 to 31 days 75% of total price
30 days or less 100% of total price (No refund)

In the event of a cancellation of a Cruise or CruiseTour, any applicable

Taxes/Fees or Fuel Supplement charges shall be refunded. For bookings
made outside of the United States and Canada, a different cancellation
policy may apply. Contact your local office or travel advisor for details.

Cancellation notices are effective when received by the Operator.

For Passengers who have booked a CruiseTour and desire to cancel their
tour portion while retaining the Cruise, refunds of the CruiseTour Fare
(including any applicable supplement charges) shall be made in accordance
with the following cancellation policy. Guests who convert their CruiseTours
to a cruise only booking within forty-two (42) days of the start date of the
tour segment of the CruiseTour will be subject to a cancellation charge. The
amount of that charge varies depending on the location of the CruiseTour
and/or its length.

The cancellation charge policies set forth above vary for single occupancy
or for the third, fourth or higher occupants in a stateroom or for groups.
Consult your travel advisor or call Royal Caribbean for further details.

Cancellation by the Passenger after the Cruise or CruiseTour has begun,

early disembarkation of the Passenger for any reason, including pursuant to
any provision of this Ticket Contract, or “no-shows” shall be without refund,
compensation, or liability on the part of the Carrier whatsoever.

If Carrier received payment via credit card, the refund will be made to that
credit card. If Carrier received payment from your travel advisor, the refund
will be provided back to that travel advisor.

Carrier reserves the right to offer promotional cruise fares or other offers
that may modify the cancellation policies set forth above.

For cancellations of air flights, hotel stays, transfer services, shore

excursions, pre-purchased amenities, Royal Caribbean Travel Protection
ProgramSM, pre-booked services (such as spa, photography or wedding
services) and pre-booked arrangements such as specialty dining, see the
applicable terms and conditions for any applicable cancellation charges.

Non-Refundable Deposit Fares

Outside of final payment, when a non-refundable deposit cancellation

occurs, the full deposit amount will be held in penalty. Any additional
payments made will be refunded.

Should you choose to change your original ship and/or sail date, if you
booked directly with us, please contact our Consumer Outreach
team where a representative will assist in making the desired changes,
while also applying the qualifying change fee(s) and collecting payment, if
not already done so. If you booked via a travel advisor, please contact
them for any booking changes.

Refunds for Delayed Sailings or Sailings Cancelled by Royal

Caribbean

If we cancel a voyage, or delay embarkation by three (3) days or more and

you elect not to sail on the delayed voyage or a substitute voyage we offer,
you can obtain a refund or a future cruise credit (FCC). Although our
practice is to issue a future cruise credit automatically, you may
instead contact us to request a refund. Refund requests must be made
within six (6) months of the date the cruise was cancelled or the scheduled
embarkation date, whichever is earlier.

Please note this policy does not apply to guests booked on chartered
sailings. If you were booked on a chartered sailing that was canceled or
embarkation was delayed by three (3) or more days, and you wish to
inquire about refunds or future credits, you must contact the third party
reseller that sold you the cruise.
Q

What is included in Royal Caribbean's

cruise ticket price?
A
The price of your cruise vacation includes:

 Ship accommodations
 Ocean transportation
 Most meals onboard
 Some beverages onboard
 Most entertainment onboard

The following services are not included in the cruise price:

 Dining in Specialty Restaurants such as Chops Grille, 150 Central

Park, and Izumi
 Dining in Johnny Rockets (Where applicable)
 Spa and Salon services
 Gambling (Including Bingo)
 Art Auction
 Any purchases made in the gift shops onboard
 Shore excursions
 Photographs
 Video Arcade
 Medical Services
 Internet Access
 Transfers (Unless guest has purchased our air/sea package)
 Laundry and Dry Cleaning Services
 Ship to Shore Telephone calls
 Gratuities
 Alcoholic Beverages
 Non-Alcoholic Beverages (excluding water, lemonade and iced tea)

All prices are per-person, based on a double occupancy of the stateroom

and are quoted in U.S. Dollars unless otherwise noted. The cruise fares
quoted also do not include any applicable government taxes, fees, or
surcharges that may be assessed by any governmental agencies. Such
assessment is subject to change without notice at any time whether or not
you have a confirmed booking under deposit or if you have made a final
payment.

What is Royal Caribbean's service

gratuities (tips) price and policy?
A
As of September 7th, 2022, the automatic service gratuity of $16.00 USD
per person, per day for guests in non-suites staterooms, or $18.50 USD per
person, per day for guests in Suites, will be applied to each guest’s
SeaPass account on a daily basis. The gratuity applies to individual guests
of all ages and stateroom categories. As a way to reward our crew
members for their outstanding service, gratuities are shared among
dining, bar & culinary services staff, stateroom attendants and other hotel
services teams who work behind the scenes to enhance the cruise
experience.

In the unlikely event that a guest onboard being charged the daily automatic
gratuity does not receive satisfactory service, the guest may request to
modify the daily amount at their discretion by visiting Guest Services
onboard and will be able to do so until the morning of their departure.
Guests who have pre-paid their gratuity will not see a daily charge during
their cruise.

The automatic daily gratuity is based on customary industry standards.

Applying this charge automatically helps streamline the recognition process
for the crew members that work to enhance your cruise. We hope you find
the gratuity to be an accurate reflection of your satisfaction and thank you
for your generous recognition of our staff.

A 18% gratuity is automatically added to all beverages, mini bar items, and
spa & salon purchases.

Guests can pre-pay gratuities by calling 866-562-7625 before the sailing*.

Guests booked through travel advisors, need to contact their advisor to add
pre-paid gratuities to the booking prior to sailing*. If gratuities are not
prepaid prior to sailing, they will be automatically added to the guests’ folios
once onboard.

*Pre-paid gratuities can be added to an individual reservation up to 48

hours before the sail date.

What is the Royal Caribbean Best Price

Guarantee Program?
A
Spot a better price on your booked cruise?

Our Best Price Guarantee lets you take advantage of a better price within
48 hours from the time you booked— just give us a call or use our online
form. You’ll receive the difference as a non-refundable onboard credit inside
final payment or rate adjustment outside final payment.

What special pricing is available on a

Royal Caribbean cruise?
A
Some qualifying rates apply for the following including a special third and/or
fourth guest rate for anyone staying in the same stateroom with two full-fare
paying guests will pay. So if you intend on having your children stay in your
stateroom, their rate may be lower. Additional qualifying rates include:

 We offer reduced senior prices only on selected sailings exclusively

for guests who are 55 years of age and older.
 We also offer special rates for police and firefighters on select ships
and sailings.
 We do offer special rates on selected sailings for military personnel.
 It is important that at least one guest per stateroom be eligible to be
considered in compliance with a restricted price program. It is also
 important to note that noncompliance of the restricted price program
terms will result in the reservation being re-priced to the lowest
available fare for that particular day. Furthermore, you will be
responsible to pay for any differences immediately or else your
boarding rights will be denied.

To qualify for a police/fire department rate, an individual must qualify under

the following:

1. At least one guest in the stateroom must be an active or retired

employee or volunteer of a local or state law enforcement agency, fire
department or Emergency Medical Services unit in the United States
or Canada.
2. Qualified guests must present valid proof of employment (badge or
ID) plus a second form of identification when boarding the ship. The
offer is not valid where restricted by applicable law.
3. All guests traveling in the same stateroom are eligible to receive the
police/fire rate. No additional staterooms, other than the one that is
occupied by the qualified person is eligible for the police/fire rate.
Spouses, parents, in-laws, children or other family members or
friends are not eligible for the rate without the eligible person
occupying the stateroom.

To qualify for a military rate, an individual must be classified as one of the

following:

1. Active personnel currently serving in the Canadian National Defense;

United States Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, National
Guard or Reserves. Proper identification in the form of a United
States Uniformed Services WHITE Identification Card for U.S. military
personnel, and a WHITE N.D.21 Identification Card with a Red
Canadian Flag displayed for Canadian National Defense personnel,
must be presented at time of check-in.
2. Retired from any of the divisions listed directly above. "Retired" is
defined as A) enlisted personnel or officers with a minimum of 20
years of service, B) medically retired, or C) 100% disabled. Proper
identification for those classified in category A or B must be in the
form of a United States Uniformed RED (Reserve retired personnel)
or BLUE (Active Duty retired personnel) Identification Card. Proper
identification for those classified in category C is a United States
Uniformed TAN Identification Card. Retired Canadian National
Defense personnel are eligible and must possess a green NDI-75
card (retired personnel). All forms of identification must be presented
at time of check-in.
 3. Veterans with an Honorable Discharge serving a minimum of 2 years,
or 6-months in an active war zone, in any of the United States service
divisions listed above. Proper identification in the form of a DD 214,
plus a current photo must be presented at time of check-in.
4. Spouses of actively deployed military personnel are eligible to book
one stateroom as long as the eligible spouse is occupying the
stateroom. This rate also applies to all other guests traveling in the
same stateroom. Spouses of deceased military personnel are also
eligible for the military rate. As proof of eligibility, spouses must
present the Pink or Tan Dependent Military ID upon check-in.

 All guests traveling in the same stateroom are eligible to receive the
military rate. No additional staterooms, other than the one that is
occupied by the military person is eligible for the military rate.
Spouses, parents, in-laws, children or other family members or
friends are not eligible for the military rate without the eligible military
person occupying the stateroom.

To qualify for Interline Personnel rates, see the below eligibility. You must
place your reservation through a participating travel agency. Contact your
human resources department for a list of these agencies.

Eligibility
To qualify for an Interline Rate, each occupant of a stateroom must satisfy
either: (a) the requirements for Primary Eligibility for Interline Rates, as
described in the “primary” section below; or (b) the requirements for
Secondary Eligibility for Interline Rates, as described in “secondary” section
below.

Vendor must obtain proof of each occupant’s eligibility for Interline Rates
within 48 hours of booking and prior to documents being issued.
Acceptable forms of proof to establish that a person is an “Eligible Airline
Employee (as that term is defined below) are set forth in “identification”
section. The final decision for eligibility rests with the applicable Cruise
Line.

Primary Eligibility

Airline Personnel
Any person who satisfies any of the following standards shall be deemed an
“Eligible Airline Employee” provided that person can substantiate his or her
employment by providing the acceptable forms of proof described in the
“identification” section.
Airline Employee: To be an “Eligible Airline Employee” a person must be:
1. A current employee with fight benefits of either a domestic or
international commercial passenger airline
2. A current employee of Federal Express (FEDEX), Astar Air Cargo
(formerly DHL Airways), or United Parcel Service (UPS)
The Cruise Lines from time to time may: (a) limit the availability of Interline
Rates to employees of airlines who offer reciprocal pricing offers to
employees of the Cruise Lines; or (b) offer two-tiers of Interline Rates, one
for employees of airlines who offer such reciprocity and a second tier for
employees of airlines that do not offer reciprocity.
3. For retired employees of airlines currently in operation (active airlines).

Stateroom Eligibility
As long as one guest in the stateroom is described as “primary” eligible, the
following would apply:
1. All other guests in the same stateroom would be eligible for the interline
rate 2. (One) additional stateroom may be booked with guests in that
stateroom being eligible for the interline rate
3. * A (second) additional stateroom may be booked with guests being
eligible for the interline rate only if one of the two additional staterooms is
occupied by dependant children of the primary guest.
4. Maximum of three (3) cabins can be booked per primary guest, per
sailing date only as described in #3 immediately above.

Examples of primary eligibility:

a) primary in cabin 1 + another cabin with anybody in it = 2 cabins
b) primary in cabin 1 + dependent children in 2nd cabin + another cabin
with anybody in it = 3 cabins

Examples of where three cabins is NOT eligible:

a) primary employee in cabin 1, primary brother and sister-in-law in cabin 2,
friends of the primary employee in cabin 3

Secondary Eligibility

Airline Personnel
Guests qualified under “Secondary Eligibility” may cruise at interline rates
even if unaccompanied by the “Primary” eligible guest. All guests in the
same stateroom as the “Secondary Eligible” guest can travel at the interline
rate. Guests qualified as “Secondary Eligibility” are as follows:
1. Spouse or Domestic Partner of currently employed Airline Employee
2. Parents of currently employed Airline Employee
3. Retired employee from a domestic or international commercial airline
4. (CRS) employees of Sabre, Worldspan, Galileo/Apollo, or Amadeus
Stateroom Eligibility
As long as one guest in the stateroom is described as “Secondary” eligible,
the following would apply:
1. All other guests in the same stateroom would be eligible for the interline
rate
2. Maximum of one (1) cabin can be booked per sailing date

Ineligible Guests
The following guests are NOT qualified to have their own stateroom at
interline rates:
1. Amtrak employees
2. Cruise line employees
3. Tour company employees
4. Parents-In-Law
5. FAA, Air Traffic Controllers or other government employees

Identification

1. A “Primary” guest as described above must provide proof of eligibility

in the form of a current I.D. Badge from their respective airline. This is
the only form of accepted identification needed for the Airline
Employee.
2. Retired pilot or employee must produce authoritative proof in the form
of a company I.D. Badge or correspondence from a Human Resource
Department of the company from which the employee or pilot retired
3. A “Secondary” guest as described above must provide both a
photocopy of the “Primary” guest I.D. Badge and a letter on airline
letterhead with Manager or Department Head signature and phone
number
4. Vendor must retain proof of identification on file until six months after
the sailing has been completed
5. Vendor must also inform the guests that they may have to provide
proof of identification at pier check-in along with proof of qualification
for each occupant of the second stateroom (if any). Failure to
produce authentic identification may result in the cruise fare reverting
to full retail tariff at time of check in or boarding may be denied. Travel
Partner retains the responsibility of qualifying Eligible Airline
Employees’ identification prior to documents being issued for each
traveler

Random audits will occur at any time throughout the year. Proof of
eligibility requested by “The CruiseLines” must be in your immediate
possession at time of each request.

Documentation:
As an approved Vendor with Royal Caribbean International and Celebrity
Cruises, be advised that all bookings made through your interline phone
number, will create an electronic document through our eDocs program.
There will be no option of receiving a paper document for any booking.
This includes a retail or group booking, as well as all interline bookings.

Rate Conversion:
Guests initially booked at a non-interline rate who requests to be converted
to an interline rate if one becomes available, will be allowed to convert to
the interline rate. Guests booked at an initial interline rate, who then
requests to be converted to a lower interline rate if one is created, will be
allowed to convert to the lower interline rate.

Availability:
All offers are subject to availability at time of booking request.

Can the price of a cruise change?

A
Royal Caribbean International reserves the right to change, whether via an
increase or decrease, any published rates, including cruise rates and airfare
charges, without prior notice. We reserve the right to impose on any
existing booking or new bookings (whether paid in full or not) a supplement
for fuel or other matters without prior notice as provided in our Passenger
Ticket Contract. In addition, we reserve the right to pass through any third
party imposed fuel or other surcharges, also without prior notice, The guest
will remain liable for any applicable taxes, fees or surcharges that may be
assessed by any governmental or quasi-governmental agencies.

How can I make a payment on my

booking?
A
You can make a payment online by accessing your reservation if you have
booked directly with Royal Caribbean following the steps below. If your
reservation was generated through a travel advisor, you will not be able to
view or pay balances online and will need to contact your original booking
agent to make payments.

Access your reservation and make a payment

1. To access your reservation, go to reservation look up.

2. Add your Reservation number, Last Name, Ship, and Sail Date
to retrieve your reservation page.

3. Find all the information, including payment details and due date.

4. Click the “Make a Payment” button under your remaining

balance.

What Travel Protection Program does

Royal Caribbean offer?
A
Make sure nothing gets in the way of your adventure with Royal Caribbean Travel
Protection program benefits, including medical, baggage and Evacuation coverages
to protect you during your trip. With the Royal Caribbean Travel Protection
Program Cancellation Penalty Waiver (a non-insurance feature offered by Royal
Caribbean), if your plans go awry and you cancel your cruise vacation (for specified
reasons), Royal Caribbean will waive the non-refundable cancellation provision of
your cruise ticket contract and pay you IN CASH the value of the unused portion of
your prepaid cruise vacation. In addition, should you need to cancel for "any other
reason" you may be eligible for credit toward a future cruise - up to 90% of the non-
refundable, prepaid cruise vacation cost.

Because our liability for loss or damage is limited by the Cruise Ticket Contract, we
recommend that all guests check their own insurance coverage or consider
purchasing the Royal Caribbean Travel Protection Program.

Q
Can I transfer my reservation to a travel
advisor if I purchased my cruise directly
from Royal Caribbean?
A
Bookings may only be transferred to a Travel Advisor up until 30 days from
creation if the request is made outside of Final Payment and the booking is
not paid in full. If a booking has an Air2Sea ticket and/or the transfer
request involves a change in currency we cannot accommodate a transfer.
If you would like to transfer your reservation to a travel advisor, please click
the button provided below and complete the online form.

* Please note, these terms may not apply to all countries.

How much deposit is required per

booking?
A
Deposit requirements vary based on length of cruise, number of guests per
stateroom, and stateroom type. Standard deposits are $100 per passenger
for 1 to 5 night cruises, $250 per passenger for 6 to 9 night cruises and
$450 per passenger for 10 night or longer cruises. Deposits for suites are
10% of the cruise fare or the standard deposit, whichever is higher.

Please contact us at 1-800-205-9812 (individual reservations) or 1-800-465-

3595 (group reservations) for more information

Where can I cancel additional packages

and services ordered prior to my cruise?
A
Guests can cancel existing orders for pre-cruise products including Shore
Excursions, Beverage Packages, Specialty Dining and Spa services via My
Royal Cruise.

Guests who have a reservation with payment may also contact 1-800-
398-9819 for Pre-Cruise Planning Assistance.

VISIT CRUISE PLANNER

Why does Royal Caribbean have fares

with a non-refundable deposit?
A
Non-refundable deposit fares allow us to simplify our promotions,
encouraging guests to book early at lower pricing.

What are the key benefits of the non-

refundable deposit fares?
A
The key benefit when booking non-refundable fares is lower pricing.

How can I identify a non-refundable

pricing program when booking my sailing
on the Royal Caribbean website?
A
When creating your reservation, simply select the fare that is labelled “Non-
refundable deposit” to choose the non-refundable deposit option.
Q

Are non-refundable deposit fares available

to book on all ships fleet-wide?
A
Yes, non-refundable deposit fares are available to book on all ships.

Should I choose to cancel a reservation

confirmed under a non-refundable deposit
fare, what refunds will apply?
A
Outside of final payment, when a non-refundable deposit cancellation
occurs, the full deposit amount will be held in penalty. Any additional
payments made will be refunded.

Should you choose to change your original ship and/or sail date, if you
booked directly with us, please contact our Consumer Outreach team at
(866) 562-7625 where a representative will assist in making the desired
changes, while also applying the qualifying change fee(s) and collecting
payment, if not already done so. If you booked via a travel advisor, please
contact them for any booking changes.

Are non-refundable deposit programs

combinable with promotional offers and
other discounted fare options?
A
Non-refundable deposit fares are combinable with promotional onboard
credit and instant savings offers, Crown & Anchor discounts, restricted
discounts, Shareholder Benefits, NextCruise benefits and Interline Rates.
These fares are not combinable with any other offer or promotion, including
but not limited to Standard Group fare, Travel Advisor, Travel Advisor
friends & family, net Rates and Weekly sales events. Combinability is
dependent upon qualified benefits.

If I book through a travel advisor, are they

required to alert me when advertising non-
refundable cruise fares? When is it
suggested that I discuss with them the
detailed terms of the non-refundable
deposit programs?
A
Yes, it is very important that all travel advisors clearly specify when non-
refundable deposit requirements apply, both in marketing advertisements
and also upon confirming your cruise reservation(s). It is important that you
understand and review the full terms and conditions of your cruise in
advance.

Where can I go to learn more about non-

refundable deposit fares?
A
You can reach out to your travel advisor or contact us at (866) 562-7625 to
learn more about this pricing program.
Q

What is Affirm?
A
Affirm offers instant financing options for you to cruise now, and pay later in
4-interest free payments or fixed monthly installments. Purchasing with
Affirm is simple. Just pick your desired itinerary and select Affirm during
checkout. Get a real-time decision on your qualification in only minutes with
a quick application that won't affect your credit score.

If you have further questions about Affirm and/or your payments, please
visit [Link] for further information.

Travel Documentation

What should I consider when booking a

cruise visiting international ports?
A
Given the events over the last few years, having the proper travel
documents has been a considerable concern of many guests prior to
enjoying a carefree vacation. Passport, visa and inoculation regulations
may vary by destination and may change from time to time. For your
protection, your passport expiration date needs to be at least six (6) months
after the sailing termination date. It is the sole responsibility of the guest to
obtain and have available when necessary the appropriate valid travel and
health documents such as passports, visas, vaccination certificates, etc.,
that are necessary for air travel, disembarkation at the various ports of call
and re-entry into the appropriate country of origin.

Visa

Based on nationality, many countries still require an entry visa. It is the

guests' responsibility to identify and to obtain all the necessary visas before
commencing their cruise.

If your sailing includes a stop in Egypt, a visa is required for many

nationalities including US and Canadian citizens, but may not be the only
visa required for these sailings based on your nationality.

Suggestions on where to obtain visa information:

(1) U.S. Citizens can visit the U.S. Department of State Foreign Entry
Requirements.

(2) Canadian citizens can visit Foreign Affairs and International Trade
Canada.

(3) The Embassies (Consular Service Office) of each country on your

sailing itinerary

(4) The visa service of your choice, such as CIBT for specific visa
requirements, information, forms and fees that apply to your nationality

VisaCentral a CIBT Company

website: [Link]
toll free telephone: 1.800.858.8579
email: customerservice@[Link]

Consecutive Sailings

Guests on consecutive sailings must ensure they have the proper travel
documents for their entire cruise vacation.

For Russia

Note: All guests going ashore (even guests on shore excursions) must
provide a photocopy of their passport details (page with picture and
personal information) to the Russian Immigration Officials.

Guests who purchase any available shore excursion or arrange for an

independent car or van organized through Royal Caribbean Cruises in St.
Petersburg will not require a visa for Russia. Under such conditions, guests
will need to present (a) a valid passport (b) a Royal Caribbean Cruises tour
ticket and (c) one photocopy of passport page showing guest picture and
personal information to the Russian Immigration officer as they depart the
ship.
However, please note that without a visa, visitation is limited to the period of
the excursion and you will not be permitted to leave the ship outside of the
tour hours without a Russian Tourist Visa. Guests who wish to sightsee
independently or sightsee outside of Royal Caribbean Cruises' shore
excursion hours MUST obtain an individual Russian Tourist Visa before
leaving home. Russian Tourist Visas cannot be issued during your cruise.
Guests who have not purchased a shipboard organized shore excursion
and do not possess a valid Russian tourist Visa will not be permitted ashore
in St. Petersburg.

Guests with an Individual Tourist Visa must present (a) a valid passport (b)
Russian Tourist Visa (c) one photocopy of passport page showing guest
picture and personal information and (d) a confirmation letter or voucher
from your Russian tour company sponsoring your Russian Tourist Visa to
the Russian Immigration Officer as you depart the ship.

Russian Tourist Visa Sponsorship

Should you wish to obtain an individual Russian Tourist Visa, you will need
to be sponsored by a licensed Russian Tour Company. This company will
have to create a program and provide a voucher to the guests confirming all
the arrangements along with a reference letter which includes a visa
reference number. Once a visa has been issued, it needs to reference the
same Russian tour provider as the voucher confirmation. A Russia Tourist
Visa will not be accepted by the Russian Immigration official as valid
without a confirmation voucher for pre-arranged services.

Guests should consider the following when selecting a tour provider in St.
Petersburg:

1) The tour provider needs to be licensed to operate in Russia and

authorized to provide services to foreign visitors.

2) The tour provider must be authorized to issue Russian visa reference

numbers.

3) The tour provider should be authorized and have a permit to meet the
guest inside the Port of St. Petersburg. If the tour provider is not authorized
to enter the port area, you will be advised to meet them at the port
entrance, which is located approximately 3 miles from the ship.

The Russian Tourist Visa issued and stamped on your passport will only
apply to the referenced tour company, the person named on the visa and
for a specific travel date. The sponsor of each tourist visa is legally required
to be the provider of services for the guest named on the visa and will have
their license revoked if a visa holder is found ashore without a pre-arranged
activity.

The above requirements are subject to revision at any time without prior
notification to the cruise line. Once onboard the ship, adjustment to the
current regulations will be provided as we receive them from the Russian
officials. Please also be aware that these regulations can also be at the
discretion of the individual officers on duty on the day of arrival and may
vary at any time.

For Papua New Guinea

Guests will be able to secure visa onboard the vessel for a one-time fee of
less than $50 per person which will be charged to their onboard account.

For Cambodia and Vietnam

All nationalities require visas for Vietnam with the following exceptions:
Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Japan, Denmark,
Sweden, Finland and Norway.

All nationalities require visas for Cambodia with the following exceptions:
Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines and Laos.

Please Note: The following nationalities will find it extremely difficult to

secure a visa for Vietnam and Cambodia, whether through us or by
themselves; Pakistan, North Korea, Afghanistan, Iraq and Nigeria.

Inoculation/Health

We recommend that all guests, regardless of their sailing date check with
their health care professional or a Travel Medicine Specialist certified by the
WHO for guidance. Other informational resources can be accessed at
the Centers for Disease Control Traveler's Health website.

As detailed in our brochure, all guests must ensure that they are medically
and physically fit for travel. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and
the World Health Organization website. (WHO) provide guidelines as to
which vaccinations are required in each country. In many cases
inoculations are recommended, but in some circumstances they are
required.

Q
What is the Cruise Ticket Contract?
A
For more information, please go to the Guest Terms and Conditions page
to review the Cruise Ticket Contract or Booking Conditions applicable to
your Cruise or Cruisetour.

What travel documents are required to

board?
A

In order to board the ship, guests will need to bring

the following documents:
 COVID-19 Test Result (if applicable): Guests on transpacific
sailings ending in Australia and sailings from Australia, will need to
take a pre-cruise test prior to boarding day. See testing requirements
for your cruise here.

 Health Status Questionnaire: to be completed on the Royal

Caribbean app before you board.

 Government Identification: Accepted forms of identification vary

based on nationality, departure port and disembarkation port. See
details below to learn what forms of identification are accepted.

 COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card and Forms (if

applicable): While COVID-19 vaccination is not required for most
sailings, a few countries still require vaccination to cruise. On sailings
from Australia, guests age 12 and older will need to show proof of full
vaccination in order to board. Some countries require you complete
COVID-19 related travel authorizations before setting sail. Learn
more.

 Travel Visas (if applicable): Visa requirements vary depending on

nationality and the country you are sailing from, see guidance here.
Accepted Forms of Identification
All guests will also need a form of identification to board the ship.
Accepted forms of identification vary based on nationality,
departure port and disembarkation port.

Please note that hospital Birth Certificates (baby feet Birth

Certificates), as well as photocopies or images of any required
travel documents are not accepted for boarding.

Accepted Identification for U.S. Citizens

 U.S. Passport book that is valid at least 6 months after your cruise
ends. A U.S. Passport book is required for sailings that depart
from homeports outside of the U.S.

 For sailings departing from U.S. homeports, an official US state-

issued Birth Certificate is also accepted. Guests age 16 and older that
present an official US state-issued Birth Certificate will also need to
provide a valid Driver’s License or picture ID issued by the
government.

 U.S. citizens may use Enhanced Driver’s License (EDL) as a single

form of documentation (instead of both birth certificate and picture ID)
for sailings departing from U.S. homeports. Enhanced Driver's
Licenses are only available from the following states: Michigan,
Minnesota, New York, Vermont and Washington State. Please note
that an Enhanced Driver’s License is different from a REAL ID
compliant id. An EDL will have a flag on the front.

 Puerto Rican citizens should review their birth certificates and

ensure they are up to date. Puerto Rican birth certificates issued prior
to July 1, 2010 are not valid forms of proof of citizenship. The
Government of Puerto Rico has partnered with document provider
VitalChek to provide an expedited method for ordering new birth
certificates. To apply through this method please
visit: [Link]. Vital Check also offers a bilingual call
center available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Processing and
shipping fees apply. To apply through this method please call: (866)
842-6765.

 United States Permanent Residents must have a United States

Permanent Resident Card. Additionally, a passport from your home
country is strongly recommended. Click here for additional
information.
  For all sailings that visit Colombia, all guests will be required to
present a passport book valid for at least 6 months after the sailing’s
return date in order to board. Colombian Customs and Immigration
requires all visitors to have a valid passport book and will not accept
any other travel documents for entry. Unfortunately, any guests
without a valid passport book will be denied boarding.

No refunds will be given to individuals who fail to bring proper

documentation.

For additional United States passport information visit the United

States Department of State travel information website. Visa Central is
the passport and visa service that we recommend, should our guests
need passport and visa assistance. You may contact Visa Central for
all your passport needs. Visa Central can obtain passports in as little
as one day. US Residents, please contact VisaCentral online,
email rci@[Link] or call 800-858-8579, and be sure to
reference Royal Caribbean account 44988 for reduced service fees.

Accepted Identification for International Guests (non-U.S. Citizens)

 For US Sailings: Non-US Citizens will require a passport valid at

least 6 months after your cruise ends and the necessary visa for entry
into the United States. On Transatlantic and Transpacific sailings
European and Chinese guests will require ESTA (Europe) and EVUS
(China). ESTAs are mandatory for everyone travelling to the US. You
must apply for an ESTA no later than 72 hours before departing for
the United States. Real-time approvals are not available and arriving
at the airport without a previously approved ESTA will likely result in
being denied boarding.

 For International Sailings: Non-US Citizens will require a passport

book valid at least 6 months after your cruise ends and the supporting
visa for entry and exit from the country, if applicable.
o For cruises departing Australia calling into only Australian
ports, Australian citizens require either a valid passport or
government issued pictured and laminated ID card to be used
as identification. Children aged 17 years and under will require
a passport or Birth Certificate to travel or government issued
photo ID. Children under 16 years of age, who do not have a
passport or Photo ID, must have a copy of their birth
certificate or their parents Medicare Card.
o For all other nationalities, a passport (plus visa if needed in
Australia) is required.
  Europe sailings: National ID cards issued in the European Union
(EU) & European Economic Area (EEA) are accepted for travel to
Schengen countries only and must be valid for at least three months
from the return date. Some itineraries may include a port of call
outside the Schengen area. For those sailings, national ID cards will
not be accepted, and passports are required for travel.
o EU countries: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Republic of
Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France,
Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania,
Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania,
Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain and Sweden.
 UK citizens (including children and infants) must have
their own full 10 year (5 year for children) passport with at
least 3 months validity from the end of the cruise on
sailings in the EU (Schengen area). On sailings leaving
the EU (Schengen area): passport must be valid for 6
months after return home.
 For further passport, visa and health advice for your
destinations please visit the FCO (UK) or DFA (Ireland)
websites, have a look at our visa page* or refer to our
Booking Conditions.
o EEA countries: The EEA includes EU countries and also
Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway. Switzerland is not an EU or
EEA member but is part of the single market.

*Visa Central is the passport and visa service that we recommend,

should our guests need passport and visa assistance. You
may contact Visa Central for all your passport needs. Visa Central can
obtain passports in as little as one day. Canada residents, please
contact [Link], email rci@[Link] or call 8888-
665-9956, and be sure to reference Royal
Caribbean account 10026 for reduced service fees.

No refunds will be given to individuals who fail to bring proper

documentation.

What if the name on my identification doesn’t match the name on my

reservation?

It is important that the name on your reservation be exactly as it is

stated on your passport or other official proof of nationality. If your
name has changed since your document was issued (e.g., marriage or
divorce), it is required that you update the document with the new
name or provide an official supporting document (e.g., a state, county
or province issued marriage license, divorce decree or legal name
 change document) of the name change. All documents must be the
original or a notarized copy. Additionally, if you are using an
identification (e.g., driver's license) and a citizenship document (e.g.,
birth certificate), then BOTH documents must match the name on your
reservation. Otherwise, it may result in delay or possible denial of
boarding.

COVID-19 Vaccinations Record Cards and Forms

For sailings from Australia, guests age 12 and up are required by
the local governments to provide proof of vaccination before boarding.
Guests age 12 and older on these sailings who are not vaccinated and
do not show proof of vaccination will not be permitted to sail. For all
other sailings, vaccination documents will not be required to board,
but we will ask that you disclose your vaccination status to us prior to
boarding (via the app, on our website, or at the terminal).

Learn more about sailing from Australia.

We recommend you bring your vaccination documents with you, as

local authorities or businesses in some destinations require it for
entrance. A few of our departure ports still require guests to be
vaccinated to sail.

Visas
Visa Guidance for U.S. Citizens and Canadians

 U.S. and Canadian citizens can obtain customized visa information

and instructions for all Royal Caribbean cruises through Visa Central.
o U.S. Residents, please contact VisaCentral online here or via
email at rci@[Link] or call 800-858-8579, and
reference Royal Caribbean account 44988 for reduced service
fees.
o Canadian Residents, please contact VisaCentral online, or via
email at rci@[Link] or call 800-858-8579, and
reference Royal Caribbean account 10026 for reduced service
fees.

 The following resources may also be of assistance to guests in

determining what type of visa is required:
 o United States citizens can visit the United States Department of
State foreign entry requirements website.
o Canadian citizens can visit the Foreign Affairs and International
Trade Canada website.

Visa Guidance for International Guests (non-U.S. Citizens and non-

Canadian citizens)

All non U.S. or Canadian passport holders should contact the

Embassy (Consular Services) of each country on your cruise or
VisaCentral for specific visa requirements, information, forms and fees
for your nationality. Visa Central is the passport and visa service that
we recommend, should our guests need passport and visa assistance.
You may contact Visa Central for all your passport needs. Visa Central
can obtain passports in as little as one day.

You may also contact your travel advisor or local Royal Caribbean
International office for further assistance.

It is the responsibility of the guest to identify, obtain and present

necessary visas before the start of their cruise vacation. Requirements
vary based on the guest’s nationality and countries visiting during the
cruise. The following resources may be of assistance to guests in
determining if a visa is required.

Please note the most recent visa requirements for non-United States
guests sailing on an Alaskan itinerary require a Canadian visa to
participate in the cruise. Click here to get more details.

Some countries that your cruise may visit will require that you obtain a
visa prior to arrival. You are responsible for obtaining any necessary
visas. If you do not hold proper visa documents, you will be denied
boarding without compensation.

What forms of ID are required for minors

traveling on Royal Caribbean?
A
For U.S. citizens:
 Royal Caribbean strongly recommends that all guests travel with a
valid passport.

For Round Trip cruises from the U.S. that DO NOT include Panama or
Colombia, U.S. citizens 17 and under will be able to present either an
original, notarized or certified copy of their birth certificate, or a
Consular Report of Birth Abroad issues by DOS AND a valid
Government Issued ID. Guests age 15 and under are NOT required to
have a photo ID, just the birth certificate. Note: Baptismal papers
and hospital certificates of birth are not acceptable. Voter
registration cards or Social Security cards
are not considered proof of citizenship.

For all other sailings, all U.S. citizens (17 years and under) will be
required to present a valid passport.

It is important that the name on your reservation be exactly as it is

stated on your passport or other official proof of nationality. If your
name has changed since your document was issued (e.g., marriage or
divorce), it is required that you update the document with the new
name or provide an official supporting document (e.g., a state, county
or province issued marriage license, divorce decree or legal name
change document) of the name change. All documents must be the
original or a notarized copy. Additionally, if you are using an
identification (e.g., driver's license) and a citizenship document ( e.g.,
birth certificate), then BOTH documents must match the name on your
reservation. Otherwise, it may result in delay or possible denial of
boarding.

For Australian domestic sailings:

For Australian and New Zealand residents and citizens, children (17
years and under) will be required to present a laminated government
issued photo ID or passport. If the child does not have a photo ID, the
following will be accepted:

 Original birth certificate

 Certified copy of the birth certificate
 Medicare card*

For Non-Australian or New Zealand residents & citizens, children (17

years and under) will be required to present a valid passport.
For International sailings:

All children (17 years and under) will be required to present a valid
passport.

For minors travelling with a non-legal guardian adult

Aside from a valid photo ID, a notarized letter signed by the child's
parent(s) authorizing the adult to take the child on the specific cruise,
supervise the child, and allow emergency treatment to be
administered, if needed. This is necessary even when the adult
traveling is part of the child's extended family (i.e. aunts, uncles,
grandparents, etc). Sample letter can be downloaded here.

*A Medicare Card can be used as the only identification for children when
all guests share the same last name. In the instance where the parents
name differs from the child, they would require an original or certified birth
certificate. The Medicare Card can then only be used to list the child and
parent are the same family proving guardian ship.

What family legal documents do I need to

board a Royal Caribbean cruise ship?
A
Should the last names of the parent and minor child traveling with them
differ, the parent is required to present the child's valid passport and visa (if
required) and the child's birth certificate (original, a notarized copy or a
certified copy). The name of the parent(s) and the child must be linked
through legal documentation.

Adults who are not the parent or Legal Guardian of any minor child traveling
with them are required to present the child's valid passport and visa or the
child's birth certificate (original, a notarized copy or a certified copy) and an
original notarized letter signed by at least one of the child's parents. The
notarized letter from the child's parent must authorize the traveling adult to
take the child on the specific cruise, must authorize guardian to sign legal
documentation/waivers for participation in any activities requiring them (i.e.
Rock Climbing, Flowrider, Bungee Trampoline, Inline Skating, or Ice
Skating) and must authorize the traveling adult to supervise the child and
permit any medical treatment that must be administered to the child. If a
non-parent adult is a Legal Guardian, the adult must present a certified
certificate of Guardianship with respect to the child.

What travel documents are required to

board?
A

In order to board the ship, guests will need to bring

the following documents:
 COVID-19 Test Result (if applicable): Guests on transpacific
sailings ending in Australia and sailings from Australia, will need to
take a pre-cruise test prior to boarding day. See testing requirements
for your cruise here.

 Health Status Questionnaire: to be completed on the Royal

Caribbean app before you board.

 Government Identification: Accepted forms of identification vary

based on nationality, departure port and disembarkation port. See
details below to learn what forms of identification are accepted.

 COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card and Forms (if

applicable): While COVID-19 vaccination is not required for most
sailings, a few countries still require vaccination to cruise. On sailings
from Australia, guests age 12 and older will need to show proof of full
vaccination in order to board. Some countries require you complete
COVID-19 related travel authorizations before setting sail. Learn
more.

 Travel Visas (if applicable): Visa requirements vary depending on

nationality and the country you are sailing from, see guidance here.
Accepted Forms of Identification
All guests will also need a form of identification to board the ship.
Accepted forms of identification vary based on nationality,
departure port and disembarkation port.

Please note that hospital Birth Certificates (baby feet Birth

Certificates), as well as photocopies or images of any required
travel documents are not accepted for boarding.

Accepted Identification for U.S. Citizens

 U.S. Passport book that is valid at least 6 months after your cruise
ends. A U.S. Passport book is required for sailings that depart
from homeports outside of the U.S.

 For sailings departing from U.S. homeports, an official US state-

issued Birth Certificate is also accepted. Guests age 16 and older that
present an official US state-issued Birth Certificate will also need to
provide a valid Driver’s License or picture ID issued by the
government.

 U.S. citizens may use Enhanced Driver’s License (EDL) as a single

form of documentation (instead of both birth certificate and picture ID)
for sailings departing from U.S. homeports. Enhanced Driver's
Licenses are only available from the following states: Michigan,
Minnesota, New York, Vermont and Washington State. Please note
that an Enhanced Driver’s License is different from a REAL ID
compliant id. An EDL will have a flag on the front.

 Puerto Rican citizens should review their birth certificates and

ensure they are up to date. Puerto Rican birth certificates issued prior
to July 1, 2010 are not valid forms of proof of citizenship. The
Government of Puerto Rico has partnered with document provider
VitalChek to provide an expedited method for ordering new birth
certificates. To apply through this method please
visit: [Link]. Vital Check also offers a bilingual call
center available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Processing and
shipping fees apply. To apply through this method please call: (866)
842-6765.

 United States Permanent Residents must have a United States

Permanent Resident Card. Additionally, a passport from your home
 country is strongly recommended. Click here for additional
information.

 For all sailings that visit Colombia, all guests will be required to
present a passport book valid for at least 6 months after the sailing’s
return date in order to board. Colombian Customs and Immigration
requires all visitors to have a valid passport book and will not accept
any other travel documents for entry. Unfortunately, any guests
without a valid passport book will be denied boarding.

No refunds will be given to individuals who fail to bring proper

documentation.

For additional United States passport information visit the United

States Department of State travel information website. Visa Central is
the passport and visa service that we recommend, should our guests
need passport and visa assistance. You may contact Visa Central for
all your passport needs. Visa Central can obtain passports in as little
as one day. US Residents, please contact VisaCentral online,
email rci@[Link] or call 800-858-8579, and be sure to
reference Royal Caribbean account 44988 for reduced service fees.

Accepted Identification for International Guests (non-U.S. Citizens)

 For US Sailings: Non-US Citizens will require a passport valid at

least 6 months after your cruise ends and the necessary visa for entry
into the United States. On Transatlantic and Transpacific sailings
European and Chinese guests will require ESTA (Europe) and EVUS
(China). ESTAs are mandatory for everyone travelling to the US. You
must apply for an ESTA no later than 72 hours before departing for
the United States. Real-time approvals are not available and arriving
at the airport without a previously approved ESTA will likely result in
being denied boarding.

 For International Sailings: Non-US Citizens will require a passport

book valid at least 6 months after your cruise ends and the supporting
visa for entry and exit from the country, if applicable.
o For cruises departing Australia calling into only Australian
ports, Australian citizens require either a valid passport or
government issued pictured and laminated ID card to be used
as identification. Children aged 17 years and under will require
a passport or Birth Certificate to travel or government issued
photo ID. Children under 16 years of age, who do not have a
passport or Photo ID, must have a copy of their birth
certificate or their parents Medicare Card.
 o For all other nationalities, a passport (plus visa if needed in
Australia) is required.

 Europe sailings: National ID cards issued in the European Union

(EU) & European Economic Area (EEA) are accepted for travel to
Schengen countries only and must be valid for at least three months
from the return date. Some itineraries may include a port of call
outside the Schengen area. For those sailings, national ID cards will
not be accepted, and passports are required for travel.
o EU countries: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Republic of
Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France,
Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania,
Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania,
Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain and Sweden.
 UK citizens (including children and infants) must have
their own full 10 year (5 year for children) passport with at
least 3 months validity from the end of the cruise on
sailings in the EU (Schengen area). On sailings leaving
the EU (Schengen area): passport must be valid for 6
months after return home.
 For further passport, visa and health advice for your
destinations please visit the FCO (UK) or DFA (Ireland)
websites, have a look at our visa page* or refer to our
Booking Conditions.
o EEA countries: The EEA includes EU countries and also
Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway. Switzerland is not an EU or
EEA member but is part of the single market.

*Visa Central is the passport and visa service that we recommend,

should our guests need passport and visa assistance. You
may contact Visa Central for all your passport needs. Visa Central can
obtain passports in as little as one day. Canada residents, please
contact [Link], email rci@[Link] or call 8888-
665-9956, and be sure to reference Royal
Caribbean account 10026 for reduced service fees.

No refunds will be given to individuals who fail to bring proper

documentation.

What if the name on my identification doesn’t match the name on my

reservation?

It is important that the name on your reservation be exactly as it is

stated on your passport or other official proof of nationality. If your
name has changed since your document was issued (e.g., marriage or
 divorce), it is required that you update the document with the new
name or provide an official supporting document (e.g., a state, county
or province issued marriage license, divorce decree or legal name
change document) of the name change. All documents must be the
original or a notarized copy. Additionally, if you are using an
identification (e.g., driver's license) and a citizenship document (e.g.,
birth certificate), then BOTH documents must match the name on your
reservation. Otherwise, it may result in delay or possible denial of
boarding.

COVID-19 Vaccinations Record Cards and Forms

For sailings from Australia, guests age 12 and up are required by
the local governments to provide proof of vaccination before boarding.
Guests age 12 and older on these sailings who are not vaccinated and
do not show proof of vaccination will not be permitted to sail. For all
other sailings, vaccination documents will not be required to board,
but we will ask that you disclose your vaccination status to us prior to
boarding (via the app, on our website, or at the terminal).

Learn more about sailing from Australia.

We recommend you bring your vaccination documents with you, as

local authorities or businesses in some destinations require it for
entrance. A few of our departure ports still require guests to be
vaccinated to sail.

Visas
Visa Guidance for U.S. Citizens and Canadians

 U.S. and Canadian citizens can obtain customized visa information

and instructions for all Royal Caribbean cruises through Visa Central.
o U.S. Residents, please contact VisaCentral online here or via
email at rci@[Link] or call 800-858-8579, and
reference Royal Caribbean account 44988 for reduced service
fees.
o Canadian Residents, please contact VisaCentral online, or via
email at rci@[Link] or call 800-858-8579, and
reference Royal Caribbean account 10026 for reduced service
fees.
  The following resources may also be of assistance to guests in
determining what type of visa is required:
o United States citizens can visit the United States Department of
State foreign entry requirements website.
o Canadian citizens can visit the Foreign Affairs and International
Trade Canada website.

Visa Guidance for International Guests (non-U.S. Citizens and non-

Canadian citizens)

All non U.S. or Canadian passport holders should contact the

Embassy (Consular Services) of each country on your cruise or
VisaCentral for specific visa requirements, information, forms and fees
for your nationality. Visa Central is the passport and visa service that
we recommend, should our guests need passport and visa assistance.
You may contact Visa Central for all your passport needs. Visa Central
can obtain passports in as little as one day.

You may also contact your travel advisor or local Royal Caribbean
International office for further assistance.

It is the responsibility of the guest to identify, obtain and present

necessary visas before the start of their cruise vacation. Requirements
vary based on the guest’s nationality and countries visiting during the
cruise. The following resources may be of assistance to guests in
determining if a visa is required.

Please note the most recent visa requirements for non-United States
guests sailing on an Alaskan itinerary require a Canadian visa to
participate in the cruise. Click here to get more details.

Some countries that your cruise may visit will require that you obtain a
visa prior to arrival. You are responsible for obtaining any necessary
visas. If you do not hold proper visa documents, you will be denied
boarding without compensation.

What travel documents are required to

board?
A
In order to board the ship, guests will need to bring
the following documents:
 COVID-19 Test Result (if applicable): Guests on transpacific
sailings ending in Australia and sailings from Australia, will need to
take a pre-cruise test prior to boarding day. See testing requirements
for your cruise here.

 Health Status Questionnaire: to be completed on the Royal

Caribbean app before you board.

 Government Identification: Accepted forms of identification vary

based on nationality, departure port and disembarkation port. See
details below to learn what forms of identification are accepted.

 COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card and Forms (if

applicable): While COVID-19 vaccination is not required for most
sailings, a few countries still require vaccination to cruise. On sailings
from Australia, guests age 12 and older will need to show proof of full
vaccination in order to board. Some countries require you complete
COVID-19 related travel authorizations before setting sail. Learn
more.

 Travel Visas (if applicable): Visa requirements vary depending on

nationality and the country you are sailing from, see guidance here.

Accepted Forms of Identification

All guests will also need a form of identification to board the ship.
Accepted forms of identification vary based on nationality,
departure port and disembarkation port.

Please note that hospital Birth Certificates (baby feet Birth

Certificates), as well as photocopies or images of any required
travel documents are not accepted for boarding.

Accepted Identification for U.S. Citizens

 U.S. Passport book that is valid at least 6 months after your cruise
ends. A U.S. Passport book is required for sailings that depart
from homeports outside of the U.S.
 For sailings departing from U.S. homeports, an official US state-
issued Birth Certificate is also accepted. Guests age 16 and older that
present an official US state-issued Birth Certificate will also need to
provide a valid Driver’s License or picture ID issued by the
government.

 U.S. citizens may use Enhanced Driver’s License (EDL) as a single

form of documentation (instead of both birth certificate and picture ID)
for sailings departing from U.S. homeports. Enhanced Driver's
Licenses are only available from the following states: Michigan,
Minnesota, New York, Vermont and Washington State. Please note
that an Enhanced Driver’s License is different from a REAL ID
compliant id. An EDL will have a flag on the front.

 Puerto Rican citizens should review their birth certificates and

ensure they are up to date. Puerto Rican birth certificates issued prior
to July 1, 2010 are not valid forms of proof of citizenship. The
Government of Puerto Rico has partnered with document provider
VitalChek to provide an expedited method for ordering new birth
certificates. To apply through this method please
visit: [Link]. Vital Check also offers a bilingual call
center available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Processing and
shipping fees apply. To apply through this method please call: (866)
842-6765.

 United States Permanent Residents must have a United States

Permanent Resident Card. Additionally, a passport from your home
country is strongly recommended. Click here for additional
information.

 For all sailings that visit Colombia, all guests will be required to
present a passport book valid for at least 6 months after the sailing’s
return date in order to board. Colombian Customs and Immigration
requires all visitors to have a valid passport book and will not accept
any other travel documents for entry. Unfortunately, any guests
without a valid passport book will be denied boarding.

No refunds will be given to individuals who fail to bring proper

documentation.

For additional United States passport information visit the United

States Department of State travel information website. Visa Central is
the passport and visa service that we recommend, should our guests
need passport and visa assistance. You may contact Visa Central for
all your passport needs. Visa Central can obtain passports in as little
 as one day. US Residents, please contact VisaCentral online,
email rci@[Link] or call 800-858-8579, and be sure to
reference Royal Caribbean account 44988 for reduced service fees.

Accepted Identification for International Guests (non-U.S. Citizens)

 For US Sailings: Non-US Citizens will require a passport valid at

least 6 months after your cruise ends and the necessary visa for entry
into the United States. On Transatlantic and Transpacific sailings
European and Chinese guests will require ESTA (Europe) and EVUS
(China). ESTAs are mandatory for everyone travelling to the US. You
must apply for an ESTA no later than 72 hours before departing for
the United States. Real-time approvals are not available and arriving
at the airport without a previously approved ESTA will likely result in
being denied boarding.

 For International Sailings: Non-US Citizens will require a passport

book valid at least 6 months after your cruise ends and the supporting
visa for entry and exit from the country, if applicable.
o For cruises departing Australia calling into only Australian
ports, Australian citizens require either a valid passport or
government issued pictured and laminated ID card to be used
as identification. Children aged 17 years and under will require
a passport or Birth Certificate to travel or government issued
photo ID. Children under 16 years of age, who do not have a
passport or Photo ID, must have a copy of their birth
certificate or their parents Medicare Card.
o For all other nationalities, a passport (plus visa if needed in
Australia) is required.

 Europe sailings: National ID cards issued in the European Union

(EU) & European Economic Area (EEA) are accepted for travel to
Schengen countries only and must be valid for at least three months
from the return date. Some itineraries may include a port of call
outside the Schengen area. For those sailings, national ID cards will
not be accepted, and passports are required for travel.
o EU countries: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Republic of
Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France,
Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania,
Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania,
Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain and Sweden.
 UK citizens (including children and infants) must have
their own full 10 year (5 year for children) passport with at
least 3 months validity from the end of the cruise on
sailings in the EU (Schengen area). On sailings leaving
 the EU (Schengen area): passport must be valid for 6
months after return home.
 For further passport, visa and health advice for your
destinations please visit the FCO (UK) or DFA (Ireland)
websites, have a look at our visa page* or refer to our
Booking Conditions.
o EEA countries: The EEA includes EU countries and also
Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway. Switzerland is not an EU or
EEA member but is part of the single market.

*Visa Central is the passport and visa service that we recommend,

should our guests need passport and visa assistance. You
may contact Visa Central for all your passport needs. Visa Central can
obtain passports in as little as one day. Canada residents, please
contact [Link], email rci@[Link] or call 8888-
665-9956, and be sure to reference Royal
Caribbean account 10026 for reduced service fees.

No refunds will be given to individuals who fail to bring proper

documentation.

What if the name on my identification doesn’t match the name on my

reservation?

It is important that the name on your reservation be exactly as it is

stated on your passport or other official proof of nationality. If your
name has changed since your document was issued (e.g., marriage or
divorce), it is required that you update the document with the new
name or provide an official supporting document (e.g., a state, county
or province issued marriage license, divorce decree or legal name
change document) of the name change. All documents must be the
original or a notarized copy. Additionally, if you are using an
identification (e.g., driver's license) and a citizenship document (e.g.,
birth certificate), then BOTH documents must match the name on your
reservation. Otherwise, it may result in delay or possible denial of
boarding.

COVID-19 Vaccinations Record Cards and Forms

For sailings from Australia, guests age 12 and up are required by
the local governments to provide proof of vaccination before boarding.
Guests age 12 and older on these sailings who are not vaccinated and
do not show proof of vaccination will not be permitted to sail. For all
 other sailings, vaccination documents will not be required to board,
but we will ask that you disclose your vaccination status to us prior to
boarding (via the app, on our website, or at the terminal).

Learn more about sailing from Australia.

We recommend you bring your vaccination documents with you, as

local authorities or businesses in some destinations require it for
entrance. A few of our departure ports still require guests to be
vaccinated to sail.

Visas
Visa Guidance for U.S. Citizens and Canadians

 U.S. and Canadian citizens can obtain customized visa information

and instructions for all Royal Caribbean cruises through Visa Central.
o U.S. Residents, please contact VisaCentral online here or via
email at rci@[Link] or call 800-858-8579, and
reference Royal Caribbean account 44988 for reduced service
fees.
o Canadian Residents, please contact VisaCentral online, or via
email at rci@[Link] or call 800-858-8579, and
reference Royal Caribbean account 10026 for reduced service
fees.

 The following resources may also be of assistance to guests in

determining what type of visa is required:
o United States citizens can visit the United States Department of
State foreign entry requirements website.
o Canadian citizens can visit the Foreign Affairs and International
Trade Canada website.

Visa Guidance for International Guests (non-U.S. Citizens and non-

Canadian citizens)

All non U.S. or Canadian passport holders should contact the

Embassy (Consular Services) of each country on your cruise or
VisaCentral for specific visa requirements, information, forms and fees
for your nationality. Visa Central is the passport and visa service that
we recommend, should our guests need passport and visa assistance.
You may contact Visa Central for all your passport needs. Visa Central
can obtain passports in as little as one day.
 You may also contact your travel advisor or local Royal Caribbean
International office for further assistance.

It is the responsibility of the guest to identify, obtain and present

necessary visas before the start of their cruise vacation. Requirements
vary based on the guest’s nationality and countries visiting during the
cruise. The following resources may be of assistance to guests in
determining if a visa is required.

Please note the most recent visa requirements for non-United States
guests sailing on an Alaskan itinerary require a Canadian visa to
participate in the cruise. Click here to get more details.

Some countries that your cruise may visit will require that you obtain a
visa prior to arrival. You are responsible for obtaining any necessary
visas. If you do not hold proper visa documents, you will be denied
boarding without compensation.

What if I’m traveling with a minor and I’m

not their parent or legal guardian?
A
Children traveling with adults who are not their parent or legal guardian
must present an original, notarized consent form signed by the legal
guardian and authorizing them to take the child on the specific cruise,
including activities, excursions and allowing emergency medical treatment
to be administered if needed.

Guests who fail to have the form signed and notarized (stamped by a
notary) will be denied boarding. For your convenience, below is the sample
form that you can download and use.

What travel documents are required to

board?
A
In order to board the ship, guests will need to bring
the following documents:
 COVID-19 Test Result (if applicable): Guests on transpacific
sailings ending in Australia and sailings from Australia, will need to
take a pre-cruise test prior to boarding day. See testing requirements
for your cruise here.

 Health Status Questionnaire: to be completed on the Royal

Caribbean app before you board.

 Government Identification: Accepted forms of identification vary

based on nationality, departure port and disembarkation port. See
details below to learn what forms of identification are accepted.

 COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card and Forms (if

applicable): While COVID-19 vaccination is not required for most
sailings, a few countries still require vaccination to cruise. On sailings
from Australia, guests age 12 and older will need to show proof of full
vaccination in order to board. Some countries require you complete
COVID-19 related travel authorizations before setting sail. Learn
more.

 Travel Visas (if applicable): Visa requirements vary depending on

nationality and the country you are sailing from, see guidance here.

Accepted Forms of Identification

All guests will also need a form of identification to board the ship.
Accepted forms of identification vary based on nationality,
departure port and disembarkation port.

Please note that hospital Birth Certificates (baby feet Birth

Certificates), as well as photocopies or images of any required
travel documents are not accepted for boarding.

Accepted Identification for U.S. Citizens

 U.S. Passport book that is valid at least 6 months after your cruise
ends. A U.S. Passport book is required for sailings that depart
from homeports outside of the U.S.
 For sailings departing from U.S. homeports, an official US state-
issued Birth Certificate is also accepted. Guests age 16 and older that
present an official US state-issued Birth Certificate will also need to
provide a valid Driver’s License or picture ID issued by the
government.

 U.S. citizens may use Enhanced Driver’s License (EDL) as a single

form of documentation (instead of both birth certificate and picture ID)
for sailings departing from U.S. homeports. Enhanced Driver's
Licenses are only available from the following states: Michigan,
Minnesota, New York, Vermont and Washington State. Please note
that an Enhanced Driver’s License is different from a REAL ID
compliant id. An EDL will have a flag on the front.

 Puerto Rican citizens should review their birth certificates and

ensure they are up to date. Puerto Rican birth certificates issued prior
to July 1, 2010 are not valid forms of proof of citizenship. The
Government of Puerto Rico has partnered with document provider
VitalChek to provide an expedited method for ordering new birth
certificates. To apply through this method please
visit: [Link]. Vital Check also offers a bilingual call
center available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Processing and
shipping fees apply. To apply through this method please call: (866)
842-6765.

 United States Permanent Residents must have a United States

Permanent Resident Card. Additionally, a passport from your home
country is strongly recommended. Click here for additional
information.

 For all sailings that visit Colombia, all guests will be required to
present a passport book valid for at least 6 months after the sailing’s
return date in order to board. Colombian Customs and Immigration
requires all visitors to have a valid passport book and will not accept
any other travel documents for entry. Unfortunately, any guests
without a valid passport book will be denied boarding.

No refunds will be given to individuals who fail to bring proper

documentation.

For additional United States passport information visit the United

States Department of State travel information website. Visa Central is
the passport and visa service that we recommend, should our guests
need passport and visa assistance. You may contact Visa Central for
all your passport needs. Visa Central can obtain passports in as little
 as one day. US Residents, please contact VisaCentral online,
email rci@[Link] or call 800-858-8579, and be sure to
reference Royal Caribbean account 44988 for reduced service fees.

Accepted Identification for International Guests (non-U.S. Citizens)

 For US Sailings: Non-US Citizens will require a passport valid at

least 6 months after your cruise ends and the necessary visa for entry
into the United States. On Transatlantic and Transpacific sailings
European and Chinese guests will require ESTA (Europe) and EVUS
(China). ESTAs are mandatory for everyone travelling to the US. You
must apply for an ESTA no later than 72 hours before departing for
the United States. Real-time approvals are not available and arriving
at the airport without a previously approved ESTA will likely result in
being denied boarding.

 For International Sailings: Non-US Citizens will require a passport

book valid at least 6 months after your cruise ends and the supporting
visa for entry and exit from the country, if applicable.
o For cruises departing Australia calling into only Australian
ports, Australian citizens require either a valid passport or
government issued pictured and laminated ID card to be used
as identification. Children aged 17 years and under will require
a passport or Birth Certificate to travel or government issued
photo ID. Children under 16 years of age, who do not have a
passport or Photo ID, must have a copy of their birth
certificate or their parents Medicare Card.
o For all other nationalities, a passport (plus visa if needed in
Australia) is required.

 Europe sailings: National ID cards issued in the European Union

(EU) & European Economic Area (EEA) are accepted for travel to
Schengen countries only and must be valid for at least three months
from the return date. Some itineraries may include a port of call
outside the Schengen area. For those sailings, national ID cards will
not be accepted, and passports are required for travel.
o EU countries: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Republic of
Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France,
Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania,
Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania,
Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain and Sweden.
 UK citizens (including children and infants) must have
their own full 10 year (5 year for children) passport with at
least 3 months validity from the end of the cruise on
sailings in the EU (Schengen area). On sailings leaving
 the EU (Schengen area): passport must be valid for 6
months after return home.
 For further passport, visa and health advice for your
destinations please visit the FCO (UK) or DFA (Ireland)
websites, have a look at our visa page* or refer to our
Booking Conditions.
o EEA countries: The EEA includes EU countries and also
Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway. Switzerland is not an EU or
EEA member but is part of the single market.

*Visa Central is the passport and visa service that we recommend,

should our guests need passport and visa assistance. You
may contact Visa Central for all your passport needs. Visa Central can
obtain passports in as little as one day. Canada residents, please
contact [Link], email rci@[Link] or call 8888-
665-9956, and be sure to reference Royal
Caribbean account 10026 for reduced service fees.

No refunds will be given to individuals who fail to bring proper

documentation.

What if the name on my identification doesn’t match the name on my

reservation?

It is important that the name on your reservation be exactly as it is

stated on your passport or other official proof of nationality. If your
name has changed since your document was issued (e.g., marriage or
divorce), it is required that you update the document with the new
name or provide an official supporting document (e.g., a state, county
or province issued marriage license, divorce decree or legal name
change document) of the name change. All documents must be the
original or a notarized copy. Additionally, if you are using an
identification (e.g., driver's license) and a citizenship document (e.g.,
birth certificate), then BOTH documents must match the name on your
reservation. Otherwise, it may result in delay or possible denial of
boarding.

COVID-19 Vaccinations Record Cards and Forms

For sailings from Australia, guests age 12 and up are required by
the local governments to provide proof of vaccination before boarding.
Guests age 12 and older on these sailings who are not vaccinated and
do not show proof of vaccination will not be permitted to sail. For all
 other sailings, vaccination documents will not be required to board,
but we will ask that you disclose your vaccination status to us prior to
boarding (via the app, on our website, or at the terminal).

Learn more about sailing from Australia.

We recommend you bring your vaccination documents with you, as

local authorities or businesses in some destinations require it for
entrance. A few of our departure ports still require guests to be
vaccinated to sail.

Visas
Visa Guidance for U.S. Citizens and Canadians

 U.S. and Canadian citizens can obtain customized visa information

and instructions for all Royal Caribbean cruises through Visa Central.
o U.S. Residents, please contact VisaCentral online here or via
email at rci@[Link] or call 800-858-8579, and
reference Royal Caribbean account 44988 for reduced service
fees.
o Canadian Residents, please contact VisaCentral online, or via
email at rci@[Link] or call 800-858-8579, and
reference Royal Caribbean account 10026 for reduced service
fees.

 The following resources may also be of assistance to guests in

determining what type of visa is required:
o United States citizens can visit the United States Department of
State foreign entry requirements website.
o Canadian citizens can visit the Foreign Affairs and International
Trade Canada website.

Visa Guidance for International Guests (non-U.S. Citizens and non-

Canadian citizens)

All non U.S. or Canadian passport holders should contact the

Embassy (Consular Services) of each country on your cruise or
VisaCentral for specific visa requirements, information, forms and fees
for your nationality. Visa Central is the passport and visa service that
we recommend, should our guests need passport and visa assistance.
You may contact Visa Central for all your passport needs. Visa Central
can obtain passports in as little as one day.
 You may also contact your travel advisor or local Royal Caribbean
International office for further assistance.

It is the responsibility of the guest to identify, obtain and present

necessary visas before the start of their cruise vacation. Requirements
vary based on the guest’s nationality and countries visiting during the
cruise. The following resources may be of assistance to guests in
determining if a visa is required.

Please note the most recent visa requirements for non-United States
guests sailing on an Alaskan itinerary require a Canadian visa to
participate in the cruise. Click here to get more details.

Some countries that your cruise may visit will require that you obtain a
visa prior to arrival. You are responsible for obtaining any necessary
visas. If you do not hold proper visa documents, you will be denied
boarding without compensation.

What if my last name doesn’t match my

child(ren)’s?
A
When a child does not share the same last name as their parent/legal
guardian, the parent/legal guardian needs to provide a legal document that
the child is in their primary care. This can be a birth, marriage, divorce, or
adoption certificate.

What if my name no longer matches my ID

due to marriage?
A
It is important that the name on your reservation be exactly as it is stated on
your passport or other official proof of nationality. If your name has changed
since your document was issued (e.g., marriage or divorce), it is required
that you update the document with the new name or provide an official
supporting document (e.g., a state, county or province issued marriage
license, divorce decree or legal name change document) of the name
change. All documents must be the original or a notarized copy.
Additionally, if you are using an identification (e.g., driver's license) and a
citizenship document ( e.g., birth certificate), then BOTH documents must
match the name on your reservation. Otherwise, it may result in delay or
possible denial of boarding.

Crown & Anchor Society Loyalty Program

How do I enroll in the Crown & Anchor

Society?
A
If you are a new guest, there is no need to sign up for Crown & Anchor
Society. You will be automatically enrolled after you complete your first
sailing with Royal Caribbean International (applies to US Residents).
Membership benefits begin after you have completed at least one Royal
Caribbean International cruise.

If you have sailed with us but are not yet enrolled, you can contact Crown &
Anchor Society at (800) 526-9723 to sign up before your next cruise. If you
are outside the U.S. and Canada, call (541) 285-9723. Hours of operation
are Monday through Friday, 9 AM-9 PM ET and Saturday through Sunday 9
AM-6 PM ET. Please be sure to have information about your previous
cruise(s) on hand: ship name(s), sail date(s), and booking number(s).

You can also visit the Loyalty Ambassador onboard to sign-up for the
program. Benefits begin after you have completed at least one Royal
Caribbean International cruise. If your email address is given, we will use
this to only communicate your Program benefits unless you opt-in to other
solicitations.
Q

What are Cruise Points for Crown &

Anchor Society loyalty program?
A
Cruise Points are the way you earn membership status in the Crown &
Anchor Society. You can earn one Cruise Point for every cruise night you
sail with us, and DOUBLE the points when you purchase a suite. For
instance, if you complete a 7-night cruise, you'll earn 7 Cruise Points, and
when you purchase a suite you'll earn 14 Cruise Points. Further terms and
conditions apply. Points are not recorded or applied until after you complete
your sailing. For example, if you are graduating from Gold to Platinum tier
level on your current sailing, you will not receive Platinum level benefits until
your next sailing.

Cruise Points are important if you are a member of the Crown & Anchor
Society because the more Cruise Points you earn, the more benefits you
enjoy. For a complete list of the membership levels and benefits of the
Crown & Anchor Society, check out our Member Benefits page in the
Crown & Anchor section the [Link] website.

Members of the Crown & Anchor Society are invited to join us for cruises
throughout the year at special savings not offered to the general public. You
can participate in members-only events and activities, receive exclusive
benefits, and socialize with other Crown & Anchor Society members. Visit
our Member Cruises section to read all about our recent cruises and for
more information on upcoming Member Cruises.

LEARN MORE

Why don’t I see my past cruises after

signing in to my account?
A
To view past cruises, sign in to your account and go to the “Past cruises”
tab, but bear in mind that cruises and points can take up to 10 days after a
cruise ends to display. If no cruises are listed, check that your loyalty
information is showing near the top of the Dashboard screen, and if it’s not
there, add your loyalty number. At this time, only Crown & Anchor Society
members are able to see past cruises on the website. Past cruises are not
listed in the app.

If you’ve added your loyalty number and you still aren't seeing all of your
cruises, email guestaccounthelp@[Link] for assistance. If you’re not a
Crown & Anchor Society member yet, you’ll be automatically enrolled after
your first cruise.

What are the benefits of the Crown &

Anchor Society loyalty program?
A
Once you have completed your first cruise and become a Gold Tier Crown
& Anchor Society membership entitles you to many exclusive benefits -
from special savings on cruise vacations to exciting onboard offers on spa
services, casino visits, and much more. Our members get extra amenities,
cruise planning benefits and onboard events. Plus, the more you cruise, the
more benefits you'll receive.

Check out the full list of benefits at our Crown & Anchor Society section
online.

To ensure you receive all the benefits you deserve, it's important to always
provide your Crown & Anchor Membership Number when reserving your
cruise.

How do I view my Crown & Anchor Society

points and status?
A
We have updated guest accounts so you will now use the same sign-in to
view both your cruise bookings and Crown & Anchor Society benefits.
When you sign in to your account, we will automatically display your loyalty
points, status, benefits, and past cruises on your account Dashboard.

If your loyalty information is not listed, add your member number on either
the Dashboard screen or within Settings. If you still do not see your loyalty
details, email guestaccounthelp@[Link] for assistance.

How do I get credit for past Cruise Points

that have not posted to my Crown &
Anchor Society membership?
A
As a Crown & Anchor Society member, your level in the program depends
on the number of cruise vacations you have taken. To receive Cruise
Points, please contact the Crown & Anchor Society and have the following
information about your previous cruise(s) on hand: membership number,
ship name(s), sail date(s), and booking number(s). We require proof of
sailing to be able to add Cruise Points to your account.

Requests to add missing Cruise Points may be submitted up to 12 months

after the debarkation date of your sailing.

How do I get recognition for Royal

Caribbean loyalty points on other Royal
Caribbean LTD. brands?
A
If you are currently a member of each loyalty program, you will
automatically receive benefits based on your membership level between
each. For instance, if you are a Crown & Anchor Platinum or Emerald
member and a Captain's Club Classic member, you will be automatically be
entitled to the Select level in the Captain's Club. If you are a Diamond or
Diamond Plus member; you will automatically receive equivalent
recognition as a Captain's Club Elite member. The benefits of the programs
will stay independent, and the number of sailings a member accrues on
each brand will not be combined. You will earn the Cruise Credit or Cruise
Point for the brand you are sailing as long as you are a member of that
brand's loyalty program.

If you are a Captain’s Club Select, then you will receive Platinum benefits if
you sail on a Royal Caribbean ship. If you are a Captain’s Club Elite, then
you will receive Diamond benefits for the Crown & Anchor Society.

If you are a Platinum, Diamond or Diamond Plus member in the Crown &
Anchor Society but not a member of the Captain's Club and plan on sailing
on Celebrity Cruises, call the Loyalty Service Center at (800) 526-9723 to
enroll for equivalent recognition. And please remember to provide your
Membership Number whenever you reserve a cruise vacation to receive all
the benefits you deserve.

For a completed list of International Loyalty contacts, click here.

When does a Royal Caribbean Crown &

Anchor Member qualify for a free cruise?
A
As of January 21, 2011 our Diamond Plus members with 100 cruise credits
or more have been converted to our new Pinnacle Club tier level.
Complimentary cruises which previously started at 100 cruise credits for
Diamond Plus members, will now be available for Pinnacle Club starting at
700 and 1050 Cruise Points in a balcony stateroom for a minimum 7-Night
sailing. A complimentary suite will be provided at 1400 Cruise Points and
every 350 thereafter. Price of cruise fare is included but taxes and fees not
included. See program details for other restrictions.

Q
Why does a Crown & Anchor member
receive a lapel pin?
A
It is important to us that our onboard staff be able to easily recognize you as a Crown &
Anchor Society member. While this information is on your SeaPass® card, by wearing
your CAS lapel pin, our onboard staff will be able to recognize you and provide the type
of service you expect as a returning guest and Crown & Anchor Society member.

Do I need to bring my Crown & Anchor

Membership Number on board with me?
A
It's important to always provide your Membership Number when reserving a
Royal Caribbean cruise vacation. Remind your travel advisor to include it.
After all, your Crown & Anchor Membership Number is the only way we can
make sure you receive all the recognition and benefits you deserve. So if
you forget to include your Membership Number when making a reservation,
you should bring it with you and provide it to the Loyalty Ambassador when
you're onboard the ship. Your tier will be automatically printed on your
SeaPass card if your number was included when making your reservation.

What are the Diamond Lounge access

benefits for Royal Caribbean Diamond
members?
A
The Diamond Lounge is an exclusive benefit for only Diamond, Diamond
Plus and Pinnacle Club members and cannot be extended to include
friends and family. Each lounge provides a Concierge to assist with any
special needs or requests during your sailing.
Packing & Luggage Tags

What should I pack for my Royal

Caribbean cruise vacation?
A
Personal Items:

We suggest that guests transport all their medications in their carry-on luggage to
minimize the potential for diversion or loss of medications and advise that all
medications remain in their original, labeled prescription containers. It is also
advisable to pack at least three days of extra medication in the event of an
unexpected change in the itinerary of the voyage.

Clothing:

When you’re on board, the right look will vary by venue. But here are a few types of
suggested attire you’ll see, grouped by occasion. Shoes should be low-heeled for
deck activities. Bring a few swimsuits (so you will always have a dry one). Ashore,
you’ll need comfortable walking shoes.

If you're cruising to the Caribbean, Mexico or other warm weather destinations, bring
a hat for protection from the sun. If your cruise vacation will take you to Alaska,
Canada & New England or Northern Europe, be sure to pack a jacket and several
sweaters.

Casual: You're on vacation – relax! Jeans, shorts, tees, tank tops, polos, sundresses
and blouses are all the right amount of laid back. Please keep swimwear to the Pool
Deck.

Smart Casual: Think of this as a step up from your typical dinner wear. Dress to
impress with jackets, sports coats, blazers, collared shirts, dresses, skirts and
blouses, or pantsuits.

Formal: Make it a night out in your best black-tie look – suits and ties, tuxedos,
cocktail dresses or evening gowns.

Last Night of Cruise: Bring an overnight bag for your last night at sea. Staff will collect
your luggage the night before disembarkation and you will need an overnight bag to
carry your nightclothes and toiletries.
Q

How do I get luggage tags?

A
The Royal guest document (eDocs - electronic document) we issue
includes a bag tag specific to the guest ship, sailing date, stateroom and
deck number. The bag tag also provides information on how it should be
used. In addition, generic bag tags are available at the pier on the day of
boarding.

What is the dress code onboard all ships?

A
When you’re onboard, the right look will vary by venue. But here are a few
types of suggested attire you’ll see, grouped by item.

 Casual: You’re on vacation – relax! Jeans, polos, sundresses and

blouses are all the right amount of laid back. Please keep swimwear
to the Pool Deck. Shorts are welcomed for breakfast and lunch.

 Smart Casual: Think of this as a step up from your typical dinner

wear. Dress to impress with collared shirts, dresses, skirts and
blouses, or pantsuits. Jackets, sports coats and blazers are snazzy
and welcomed.

 Formal: Make it a night out in your best black-tie look – suits and ties,
tuxedos, cocktail dresses or evening gowns. There can be 1-3 formal
nights during a sailing and is at the ship’s discretion.

Formal nights

Think of our formal dress code as a night out in your best black-tie look —
suits and ties, tuxedos, cocktail dresses or evening gowns are all
acceptable options. There can be 1 to 4 formal nights during a sailing and is
at the ship’s discretion. Our Chef’s Table dining experience also enforces a
formal dress code policy.

 3/4/5 night cruises - 1 formal night*

  6 and 7 night cruises - 2 formal nights*
 8 to 10 night cruises - 2 formal nights*
 11 to 14 night cruises - 3 formal nights*
 15 + night cruises - 3 or 4 formal nights*

*The number of formal nights is at the ship's discretion and can vary by
[Link] Dining Room/Specialty Dining Venues

Main Dining Room/Specialty Dining Venues

 Bare feet are not allowed at any time in any venue and tank tops are
not permitted in the Main Dining Room or Specialty Dining venues for
dinner.

Casino Dress Code

 Shirt and shoes are always required. Cover-ups should be worn over
bathing attire.

How much luggage can I bring onboard a

Royal Caribbean cruise ship?
A
Each guest is permitted to carry a reasonable amount of personal property
(including luggage) aboard the vessel; however, for your comfort and
convenience, it is recommended that you limit the number of pieces you
take. Each guest has the option to carry their luggage on board or check-in
luggage prior to boarding. Luggage may include suitcases, trunks, valises,
satchels, bags, hangers containing clothing, toiletries and similar items.
Here are some recommendations for packing only cruise essentials.

We recommend that guests personally carry any boarding documentation

such as passports, visas, citizenship documents and family legal
documents plus all medications. To minimize the potential for diversion or
loss of medications, we advise that all medications remain in their original,
labeled prescription containers. It is also advisable to pack at least three
days of extra medication in the event of an unexpected change in the
itinerary of the voyage. It is also a good idea for guests to pack a small
carry-on bag with a change of clothes, and bathing suit. That way they don't
have to wait for their checked bags to arrive in their stateroom.

Luggage may be locked only with a TSA approved lock.

Any carry-on luggage must be able to fit through the x-ray screening
machines. These machines vary in size from port to port, however generally
they are similar to those found at airport security check points. Guests
wishing to carry their luggage with them during boarding should note that
their stateroom may not be immediately available to store their luggage.

How do I request replacement luggage

tags from Royal Caribbean?
A
If you forgot your luggage tags at home, ship luggage tags are available
from our Porters at the pier on the day of boarding but to avoid any day-of-
boarding delays we recommend that you secure your Luggage Tags before
leaving home if you are a qualified guest.

When can I expect to get my luggage

once onboard?
A
Due to the high volume of luggage on embarkation day, luggage may arrive
after the sailaway. A specific time window for delivery as well as pick up*
locations will be posted in the Cruise Compass once you are onboard.
Times and location vary by ship and sailing.

* If your luggage was found to have any prohibited items, it will be placed in
a separate area for pick up.
Q

Does Royal Caribbean offer Luggage

Valet? What are the benefits?
A
Luggage Valet is a service offered onboard which enables guests to bypass
traditional airport check-ins. Guest who participate will be processed
onboard the ship and receive their airline boarding passes, luggage tags as
well as baggage claim checks for their checked-in luggage.

Luggage Valet is offered at a minimal fee, plus the airline luggage fees. The
per person fee is waived for guests staying in Grand Suites and above.

Royal Caribbean's Luggage Valet Program offers the following benefits:

 Check-In for your flight onboard.

 Receive your boarding passes and luggage tags in your stateroom.
 Luggage will be transported directly from your stateroom to the airport
and onto your flight.
 No need to wait in lines to check-in at the airport.
 International and Domestic flights are accepted. (Except for Delta
Airlines, only Domestic flights)

This service is available in these selected ports and airlines on 7 night

sailings or longer:

GUEST FLIGHT AND ALL

PORT
CONNECTIONS MUST BE WITH
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport
(SEA)
Alaska Airlines
American Airlines
Seattle, Washington
Delta Air Lines (Domestic Flights Only)
JetBlue
Southwest Airlines (Latest Flight 6pm)
United Airlines

Other criteria for eligibility:

 Your flight needs to be the same day of ship’s arrival.

* Participating airlines vary by port. Consult the Guest Relations Desk
onboard for specific port qualifications and additional information. An
additional fee will apply.

Beverage Packages

What is a Royal Caribbean beverage drink

package?
A
Quench your thirst onboard with a beverage package that gets you the best
value on your favorite drinks, from Coca-Cola® to fine wine, premium and
frozen cocktails to a full selection of beers, fruit juices and water. Purchase
onboard or pre-reserve before you set sail. The beverage packages are
honored at any of our bars or lounges, Windjammer Café, Main Dining
Room, and our private destinations during normal business hours. Room
service and minibar are not included. You can visit our Beverage section or
if you are booked, visit Cruise Planner for more information and to pre-
purchase. The all-inclusive beverage packages are sold onboard all
sailings.

Beverage packages are available on all Royal Caribbean ships, however

some sailings may not offer packages.

Onboard, the all-inclusive packages are available for purchase throughout

the voyage with at least 4 days remaining. Must be purchased for the
duration of the cruise; prorated price based on date of purchase. Any guest
wishing to purchase an alcoholic beverage package must do so for all
guests of legal drinking age in the same stateroom.

All other beverage packages can be purchased by individual guests,

however all packages are for single guest use and cannot be shared by
multiple people.
The Water Package is an option for guests sailing with Royal Caribbean to
order water in various package sizes at a discounted price. The Water
Package will be delivered to your stateroom on the date you request. You
can choose between 6, 12 or 24 packs of water.

The fountain soda package entitles you to unlimited refills at any of our bars
or lounges, Windjammer Café, Main Dining room, and our private
destinations. A complimentary Coca-Cola® souvenir cup is included as part
of every fountain soda package. The cost of a fountain soda package is
determined by the length of your stay, with an average daily cost of $8 plus
gratuity. If you lose your Coca-Cola® souvenir cup, you'll need to reach out
to the bar manager or assistant bar manager and purchase a new souvenir
cup for $9.95.

The Coca-Cola Freestyle machines require the Coca-Cola souvenir cup to

operate. Souvenir glassware is excluded from the all inclusive beverage
packages.

Beverage packages are active the moment you step onboard your Royal
Caribbean cruise.

Guests who have a reservation with payment may also contact 1-800-
398-9819 for Pre-Cruise Planning Assistance.

Can I order multiple drinks at a time with

Royal Caribbean's all-inclusive beverage
packages?
A
No. As this is a personal package, only one beverage per guest will be
served.

No, packages can be purchased by individual guests. All packages are for
single guest use and cannot be shared by multiple people.

Any guest wishing to purchase an alcoholic beverage package must do so

for all guests of legal drinking age in the same stateroom, for sailings on or
after December 31st, 2017.
Guests who have a reservation with payment may also contact 1-800-
398-9819 for Pre-Cruise Planning Assistance.

Are gratuities included in the Royal

Caribbean beverage package cost?
A
For most sailings, beverage package gratuities of 18% are added at final
checkout and not included in the initial cost. If desired, guests may pay
additional gratuities once onboard.

How do I purchase a Royal Caribbean

beverage package? How do I cancel?
A
You may purchase a beverage package up to 72 hours before you sail,
online at Royal Caribbean's Cruise Planner. Or you may purchase it
onboard, on the first day of your cruise. Ask at any bar for more information,
or look out for a table setup promoting the packages once you board.

A sticker will be placed on your SeaPass® card for identification. The bar
staff will request to see your SeaPass for verification prior to service, so
keep it handy.

Guests who have a reservation with payment may also contact 1-800-
398-9819 for Pre-Cruise Planning Assistance.

Cancellations

Orders can be cancelled through Cruise Planner up to 2 days before the

sail date are 100% refundable. Once onboard, refunds will be credited to
the guest's account. Any partially consumed portion of the package will be
charged at full price.
VISIT CRUISE PLANNER

What are Coca-Cola® Freestyle

machines?
A
The Coca-Cola® freestyle machine dispenses over 100 different soda/flavor
combinations in one easy to use package. Guests who have a pre-paid
soda package and use their complimentary Coca-Cola Souvenir Cup will be
able to use the Coca-Cola® Freestyle machine.

In order to use the Coca-Cola® Freestyle machines guests must purchase

an all-inclusive beverage package or the Royal refreshment package and
use their complimentary Coca-Cola® souvenir cup. The Coca-Cola®
souvenir cup has a special chip in it which activates the machine.

Guests who do not purchase a soda package will not be able to use the
Coca-Cola® freestyle machines.

If you lose your Coca-Cola® souvenir cup, you'll need to reach out to the
bar manager or assistant bar manager and purchase a new souvenir cup
for $9.95.

Coca-Cola® freestyle machines are currently available on the following

ships:

 Adventure of the Seas®

 Allure of the Seas®
 Anthem of the Seas®
 Enchantment of the Seas®
 Explorer of the Seas®
 Freedom of the Seas®
 Grandeur of the Seas®
 Harmony of the Seas®
 Independence of the Seas®
 Jewel of the Seas®
 Mariner of the Seas®
 Navigator of the Seas®
 Oasis of the Seas®
 Odyssey of the Seas®
  Ovation of the Seas®
 Quantum of the Seas®
 Rhapsody of the Seas®
 Symphony of the Seas®

Can I use the Coca-Cola® Freestyle

machines with the all-inclusive beverage
packages?
A
Yes, the Coca-Cola souvenir cup used to operate the Coca-Cola freestyle
machines is included in the all-inclusive beverage packages. All other
souvenir glassware is excluded.

LEARN MORE

How am I identified as having purchased a

beverage package?
A
Your SeaPass® will have either a sticker or a printed verification of your
package. The bar staff will request to see your SeaPass for verification prior
to service, so keep it handy.

Can I bring additional bottles of wine if I

am on consecutive cruises?
A
Yes. For consecutive sailings, guests of drinking age are allowed to bring
one (1) 750 ml bottle of wine or champagne for each individual sailing.
Additional bottles will be stored by the ship and delivered, one bottle at a
time, to the stateroom on the first day of each new voyage. Guests bringing
more than one bottle at the start of the first sailing should have
documentation for any consecutive sailings available to share with security.

Does everyone in my stateroom need to

buy the Deluxe Beverage Package?
A
The Deluxe Beverage Package policy requires all guests wishing to
purchase the Deluxe Beverage Package to do so for ALL guests of legal
drinking age in the same stateroom.

LEARN MORE

What premium spirits are available with

the Deluxe Beverage Package?
A
We offer a handpicked array of brands to choose from, you can toast to
bottomless beverages with your preferred drink of choice. Check out some
of our top-notch brands here.

What is the Deluxe Beverage Package?

A
The Deluxe Beverage Package allows guests to enjoy unlimited drinks and
options all cruise long.* With a handpicked array of brands to choose from,
you can toast to bottomless beverages with your preferred drink of choice.
Check out some of our top-notch brands below.

 Cocktails / Spirits / Liqueurs / Beer

 Bottled still and sparkling water
 Wines by the glass
 Fresh squeezed juices / Non-alcoholic cocktail
 Premium coffees and teas
 Fountain sodas / Coca-Cola Freestyle® beverages
 Coca-Cola® souvenir cup included

* Package includes any single beverage item with a value up to $14. Plus,
receive a 40% discount on bottled wines priced up to $100, and 20%
discount on wines priced above $100

What is the Classic Soda Package?

A
The Classic Soda Package allows guests to enjoy unlimited fountain soda
and Coca-Cola® Freestyle beverages. Package includes:

 Fountain soda and refills at any venue

 Coca-Cola® Freestyle beverages*
 Coca-Cola® souvenir cup included

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What is the Refreshment Package?

A
The Refreshment Package allows guests to enjoy unlimited non-alcoholic
beverages throughout their cruise. Package includes:

 Fountain soda and refills at any venue

  Coca-Cola® Freestyle beverages*
 Coca-Cola® souvenir cup
 Non-alcoholic cocktails (mocktails)
 Johnny Rockets milkshakes
 Bottled still and sparkling water
 Premium coffees and teas
 Fresh-squeezed juices

Will guests be allowed to use their

beverage package at Starbucks®
onboard?
A
No, if guests have purchased the Deluxe Package or Refreshment
Package, Starbucks® coffee will not be included.

Can guests purchase the all-inclusive

beverage packages for selected days?
A
The package is sold for the first 2 days of the voyage and can only be
purchased for the length of the voyage. On a 2 or 3-night cruise, guests
must purchase on the first day.

Is there a daily limit for drinks with the

Deluxe Beverage Package?
A
No, there is not a daily limit for drinks with the Deluxe Beverage Packages.

Where can I use my Deluxe Beverage

Package?
A
The Deluxe Beverage Package The beverage packages are honored at any
of our bars, cafés, lounges, Windjammer cafe, Main Dining Room, Specialty
Restaurants, Johnny Rockets, and on Perfect Day at CocoCay and
Labadee during normal business hours. Room service, minibar and
Starbucks purchases are not included.

Can I use my beverage package at

Labadee?
A
Yes! Beverage packages purchased onboard or on Cruise Planner will be
active at Labadee.

Can I use my beverage package at Coco

Beach Club at Perfect Day at CocoCay?
A
Yes! Beverage packages purchased onboard or on Cruise Planner will be
active at Coco Beach Club, just as they are on the rest of the
island. Additionally, there is complimentary coffee service in the morning
and fruit infused water in the afternoon. If you rent a cabana you will enjoy
an unlimited supply of bottled water. Each Beach and Overwater Cabana
also has a minibar stocked with beer, wine, and soft drinks (included with
purchase of a beverage package; otherwise available a la carte at an
additional charge).

Embarkation & Transportation

What is the Grandview Train Transfer in

Alaska?
A
Why the Train?

 A relaxing transfer experience at the beginning or end of the cruise.

 Direct boarding from either the pier or airport (complementary transfer
from the Anchorage Hospitality Center to the Grandview).
 Provides those of you who are not able to take a Cruisetour with a
glimpse into Alaska’s scenic landscape, some of which is only visible
by train.
 You can stand and move about the train during the transfer.
 Dining and lounge cars offer varied food & beverage options
(cashless system only Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover
and Diners) plus added areas for relaxation.
 Wildlife sightings along the train route are common.

Northbound or Southbound

Southbound Train for Southbound Cruises

 Anchorage to Seward Pier Terminal

 Used by guests arriving in Anchorage to board their cruise in Seward.

Northbound Train for Northbound Cruises

  Used by guests ending their cruise in Seward and going to
Anchorage for flights or other post cruise plans.

Booking/Reservations Information

Air/Sea guests may book the upgrade to the train transfer as follows:

 Southbound guests may purchase the upgrade at the Anchorage

Hospitality Center. This will be charged to the guests’ onboard
account.
 Northbound guests may purchase the upgrade at the Guest Relations
Desk onboard the vessel.

Cruise only transfer and pre cruise hotel package upgrades to train
transfer can be booked:

 In advance with Royal Caribbean Reservations Dept. (1-800-327-

6700)
 At the Anchorage Hospitality Center

Are transfers or shuttle buses offered to

and from the airport?
A
Yes, all ports have transfer services to and from the airport at an additional
fee.

When purchasing your airline tickets with Air2Sea, cruise transfers are
provided as an option on the guest preference page.

If you did not receive your transfer vouchers with your travel documents,
you will be on the manifest and greeted at your arrival airport by one of our
representatives.

Q
What transportation options are available
to get to a Royal Caribbean departure port
terminal?
A
If you choose to make your own air arrangements or book air through our
online ChoiceAir Travel Program you may wish to purchase ground
transportation to the ship. Transfers are available for purchase from the
arrival airport to the pier on day of sailing and from the pier to the departure
airport on debarkation day only. It is recommended that transfers are
purchased two weeks prior to sailing. Please remember we require your
flight information in order to promptly meet all guests. To purchase your
Royal Caribbean Guest Transfer or for additional information consult your
travel advisor or our Reservations Department at (800) 327-6700.

Guests that are cruise-only (i.e., have not made air arrangements through
us) may also purchase this transfer service (called Royal connections)
separately.

If you are close enough (or you like road trips) you can also drive to the
departure port. Parking is typically available on a first-come, first-served
basis at most piers for a minimal fee. But every pier does vary.

What is Aloschi Brothers transportation?

A
Aloschi Bros., an Italian based car service provider for over 50 years, has
partnered with Royal Caribbean to provide private ground transportation for
Rome and Venice, Italy ports. Aloschi offers both round trip and one-way
transfers from the airport and pier. Take your choice of sedan, SUV, and
bus service for your travel.

Book here when planning your next Italian cruise vacation or email
at transfers@[Link] with any additional questions.
Q

Can I join a Royal Caribbean cruise after it

starts or leave before it ends?
A
Royal Caribbean no longer allows cruise passengers to pre-plan early
debark or late embarkation for any of our ships.

What happens if I miss my boarding due

to travel delays?
A
Guests who miss their cruise due to travel delays can contact the
Emergency Travel Team (ETT) to discuss their options going forward. In
specific situations, when the guest has the proper documentation, it is
possible to join the cruise at the next port of call, but all options must be
discussed with ETT.

If you miss the departure of your trip due to carrier-caused delays or other
covered reasons, Royal Caribbean Travel Protection Program package of
benefits reimburses you for additional accommodations, meals and "catch-
up" transportation expenses. Otherwise, you are responsible for any
expense incurred to meet the ship at its next port of call. For this reason,
many guests find it is easiest to arrive a day prior to sailing and stay in a
hotel the night before to avoid any possible delays.

Does Royal Caribbean notify guests of

airline schedule changes?
A
When guests book their ticket though Royal Caribbean, the airline partners
advise us of schedule changes, we will contact guests via the email
address provided when the air reservation was confirmed with the updated
flight schedule that the airline has provided.

What time do I have to depart a Royal

Caribbean cruise ship?
A
On the final morning of a cruise experience in most countries all guests
must leave the ship before the guests joining the next cruise can board. In
most environments the latest time to leave the vessel will be between
10:00am and 11:00am. Each ship will provide an as you depart flyer with
the exact details for that vessel and port of boarding. Royal Caribbean
offers two departure types: Regular and Self-Assist.

For guests who have purchased air, hotel and cruisetour packages through
Royal Caribbean, transfers will be provided. If you have made your own air
and hotel arrangements, you will be responsible for that transportation to
the airport and/or hotel. For cruise-only guests, we offer Royal Connections
transfer service. Please contact your travel advisor or our Customer Sevice
Department for complete details.

What should I do before my cruise?

A
Here are some things you need to know about those moments just before
you hop onboard.

1. For the first day of your cruise, pack a small carry-on bag with your
travel documents, a change of clothes, bathing suit, workout clothes
and any medications you may need. That way you don't have to wait
for your checked bags to arrive in your stateroom to start having fun.
2. If you've never been to the departure port before, you can find and
print directions here.
 3. We highly recommend that you take advantage of our Check-in which
is available up to 72 hours prior to your sailing. This way, you can
have the smoothest pier check-in and boarding.
4. Log in to your Cruise Planner on our website prior to your sailing to
book Shore Excursions, Dining reservations, and even entertainment
on select sailings. This way you can spend your first day onboard
exploring.
5. Royal Caribbean International requires guests to be checked in no
later than 60 minutes, sometimes 90 minutes, prior to the scheduled
sailing time*. Guests arriving late will not be permitted to sail. * Some
sailings may require an earlier check-in time.
6. Your luggage tags will be included in your Guest Ticket Booklet.
Please print as many copies as you need to make sure all your bags
have their own luggage tag. This will help us easily identify your bags
and have them delivered to your room while you explore the ship.

Onboard Internet

What internet options are available on

board Royal Caribbean cruise ships?
A
There are 2 options to stay connected while onboard.

1. VOOM Wireless Internet Access (Wi-Fi) All you need is a wireless device
with wifi capability.

2. Wired (iCafes) Internet stations are available onboard, the location of

which vary depending on the ship.

VOOM is available onboard all ships fleetwide. Prices for internet access
vary and are subject to change. Turn on Wi-Fi and connect to the guest
network.
Q

Can I use my Wi-Fi internet package at

Perfect Day at CocoCay?
A
Yes! Wi-Fi package purchased onboard or on Cruise Planner will be active
on the island.

What is VOOM and how much does it

cost?
A
VOOM is the name of our high-speed internet service, the fastest internet at
sea.

With the installation of VOOM, you are no longer confined to a specific

location on the ship to have connectivity. You can now stay connected from
the comfort of your own stateroom, while you lounge by the pool and even
while having a drink at the Schooner Bar.

VOOM is 6x faster than any other internet at sea! For the first time you will
be able to stream music and movies, upload pictures, video chat with family
and friends using FaceTime or Skype, check your email, look at your stock
prices, surf the web and stay connected with work.

Royal Caribbean is the only cruise line with high speed internet at sea.
Whether you have your phone, tablet, or laptop, VOOM allows guests to
stay connected. VOOM is available onboard all ships fleetwide. Each one of
our VOOM ships gets its signal directly from a satellite beam dedicated to
our ships that orbits close to the Earth, allowing us to offer fast and reliable
service.

The cost of VOOM varies by the number of devices and the service
package purchased. We recommend that guests purchase VOOM pre-
cruise to enjoy the biggest discount from onboard prices. Simply log in to
My Cruises, and go to Cruise Planner.
Guests who have a reservation with payment may also contact 1-800-
398-9819 for Pre-Cruise Planning Assistance.

Port Location, Directions & Parking

Is there parking available at the Royal

Caribbean port cruise terminal?
A
Most ports have parking lots and garages for cruise guests for a minimal
fee. It is on a first-come first-serve basis. Every pier does vary.

Where is Port Canaveral (Orlando)?

A
Port and Terminal Information

Port Canaveral Orlando is located at 445 Challenger Road. There are

multiple terminals in Port Canaveral for Royal Caribbean Ships.

Cruise Terminal #1
9050 Discovery Road
Cape Canaveral, Florida 32920

Cruise Terminal #5
9245 Charles M Rowland Dr
Cape Canaveral, Florida 32920

Cruise Terminal #6
9241 Charles M Rowland Dr
Cape Canaveral, Florida 32920
Before arriving to the port, check your cruise documents to make sure
which is the Terminal your ship will be departing from.

Once you have arrived at Port Canaveral follow the signage throughout
the port to your ship's terminal assignment.

Royal Caribbean Directions to Orlando (Port Canaveral), Florida

Cruise Terminal:

From Orlando International Airport (MCO):

Apporximately 45 minutes west of Port Canaveral.

 Take the North exit from the airport, staying to the right on SR 528
East.
 Take SR 528 East all the way to Port Canaveral.
 Upon approaching the port area, follow the signs indicating Port
Canaveral Cruise Terminals.

From Melbourne International Airport (MLB):

Approximately 25 miles (40 minutes) south of Port Canaveral.

 Exit east (left) out of the airport onto NASA boulevard and follow to
U.S. Highway 1.
 Turn left (north) onto U.S. Highway 1.
 Travel approximately 20 minutes on U.S. Highway 1 passed the
intersection of S.R. 520 in Cocoa about one mile to the S.R. 528 exit.
 Exit and travel east on SR. 528 for approximately 10 miles, crossing
the Indian River, Nerritt Island and the Banana River to reach Port
Canaveral.

From Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB):

Approximately 1 hour northwest of Port Canaveral.

 Exit the airport south to the Central Florida Greenway (Toll Road
417).
 Go south 23 miles to S.R. 528 (the Beach line Expressway)
eastbound exit.
 Go east (37 miles) to the Port.

From Space Coast Regional Airport (TIX):

Located about 20 minutes from the Port in Titusville FL.
  Exit and drive east three blocks
 Turn south onto U.S. Highway 1 to the Beach line Expressway (S.R.
528) and follow this east to the Port.

From Daytona Beach International Airport (DAB):

Located about 75 miles north of Port Canaveral.

 Take I-95 south to S.R. 528 East and follow to the Port

Parking Information

Port Canaveral no longer offers pre-paid parking. Please pay to park at your
cruise terminal's designated parking area and simply take a short walk to
your ship; no need for shuttles. RV parking is available at each cruise
terminal.

 3 Nights/4 Days - $68.00

 4 Nights/5 Days - $85.00
 5 Nights/6 Days - $102.00
 6 Nights/7 Days - $119.00
 7 Nights/8 Days - $136.00
 8 Nights/9 Days - $153.00

Disabled Parking spaces are available and the fee is waived for vehicles
transporting certain persons who have disabilities that:

 Have special equipment, such as ramps, lifts, foot or hand controls for
use by a disabled person

OR

 Display a Florida Toll Exemption Permit as explained in s. 316.1964,

Florida Statutes
 Display a Florida Disabled Veteran (DV) license plate issued under s.
320.084; s. 320.0842; or s. 320.0845, Florida Statutes

Parking agents will not grant parking waivers for any other reason than the
ones listed above.

Note:
*Rates May Vary based on seasonality, day fo the week, time of booking,
length of stay and availability.
** Royal Caribbean is not responsible for theft or damage to vehicles.

Where is the Port of Miami?

A
Port of Miami – Dodge Island
1015 N. America Way
Miami, FL 33132
Port of Miami website

Parking Information

To learn more about parking rates, payment methods, or disabled parking

permit rates and exemptions, please visit the PortMiami Parking page for
the latest information.

Terminal Information

Terminal A is the home terminal for all Oasis Class vessels when sailing out
of PortMiami. All other ships, please consult your email communication and
directional signage once you arrive to PortMiami.

Directions

From Miami International Airport (7 miles):

 Via Port Tunnel: Take 836 East through the toll.

 Continue onto FL836 E/I-395 E, then keep right to merge onto
MacArthur Causeway.
 Use the left 2 lanes to take the exit towards Port of Miami Tunnel and
follow the signs to your pier terminal.

 Via Port Bridge: Take 836 East through the toll.

  Exit at US1 N.E. 2nd Avenue/Biscayne Boulevard, proceed straight
through one light, and then turn right at the second light onto
Biscayne Boulevard (US1).
 Stay in your left-hand lane and turn left into the Port of Miami on N.E.
5th Street.
 Drive across the bridge and follow signs to your pier terminal.

From Ft. Lauderdale International (26 miles):

 Via Port Tunnel: Take I-95 South to Exit 2D toward I-395 E/Miami
Beach.
 Merge onto MacArthur Causeway.
 Use the left 2 lanes to take the exit towards Port of Miami Tunnel and
follow the signs for your pier terminal.

 Via Port Bridge: Take I-95 South to Exit 3B, N.W. 8th Street.
 Turn left onto 5th Street and continue straight until you reach the Port
of Miami entrance.
 Drive across the bridge and follow signs to your pier terminal.

Bus Information

 Our Florida Bus Program is provided by Cruise Connection of Florida.

 For rates, availability and pick up locations, please contact our
Reservations center at (800) 327-6700.

* All rates and prices are subject to change.

** Royal Caribbean is not responsible for theft or damage to vehicles.

What is Perfect Day at CocoCay?

A
Perfect Day at CocoCay is a private destination exclusively for Royal
Caribbean guests, located in the Bahamas. You’ll find endless ways to chill
out and enjoy beautiful beaches and pristine water, plus thrilling
experiences like the incredible Thrill Water Park, ziplining and every water
sport you can imagine.

Click the image below for a map of Perfect Day at CocoCay.

What is Perfect Day at CocoCay?

A
Perfect Day at CocoCay is a private destination exclusively for Royal
Caribbean guests, located in the Bahamas. You’ll find endless ways to chill
out and enjoy beautiful beaches and pristine water, plus thrilling
experiences like the incredible Thrill Water Park, ziplining and every water
sport you can imagine.

Click the image below for a map of Perfect Day at CocoCay.