Royal Caribbean updates: Upgraded advantages for prime tier members, free web in Alaska, Beach Club replace & extra

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Royal Caribbean updates: Upgraded advantages for prime tier members, free web in Alaska, Beach Club replace & extra


Royal Caribbean has introduced some thrilling modifications and updates this week.

From a free WiFi initiative to environmental monitoring at Paradise Beach Club, we take a look at all the pieces you should know.

Updated Pinnacle specialty eating advantages

An e-mail despatched out to Pinnacle members this week introduced an replace to the highest tier specialty eating advantages.

Members of the Crown and Anchor loyalty program who’ve reached the very best degree—the Pinnacle—are rewarded with a $25 specialty eating coupon on sailings 5 nights and longer.

These cruisers can use the coupon at any specialty eating venue throughout 5+ night time sailings on Oasis and Quantum Class ships.

Previously, the brand new Icon Class wasn’t included within the cruise line’s advertising and marketing supplies, and a few visitors have been advised Icon of the Seas wasn’t included within the low cost.

Effective from August thirtieth, 2024, and onward, the Icon Class is now included within the specialty voucher.

Royal Caribbean has additionally added extra specialty eating places to the stipend.

The voucher is legitimate on the following specialty venues:

  • 150 Central Park
  • Empire Supper Club
  • Chef’s Table
  • Celebration Table
  • Royal Railway
  • Hooked Seafood
  • Giovanni’s Table
  • Giovanni’s Italian Kitchen
  • Jamie’s Italian
  • Chops Grille
  • Izumi Hibachi & Sushi
  • Izumi within the Park
  • Izumi Omakase
  • Teppanyaki
  • Samba Grill
  • Sabor
  • The Mason Jar
  • Wonderland
  • Wonderland by Da Dong
  • Playmakers
  • Fish and Ships
  • Hot Pot
  • Johnny Rockets
  • Noodle Shop 
  • Sichuan Red
  • Pier 7 
  • Portside BBQ

Free web in Alaska

Royal Caribbean Group is partnering with Goldbest, an Alaskan Native company based mostly in Juneau, to carry free WiFi to the realm.

The cruise line was the primary within the trade to start out utilizing Starlink, the world’s first and largest low-orbit satellites.

“Royal Caribbean Group greatly values its longstanding partnership with the City and Borough of Juneau. We are constantly striving to find innovative solutions to support our communities and enhance the travel experience for residents and cruise guests alike,” said Preston Carnahan, Associate Vice President, West Coast Destination Royal Caribbean Group. 

“Our new pilot program aims to alleviate internet congestion and provide additional bandwidth for locals while providing internet connectivity for our guests from ship to shore.”

The high-speed Internet will help the residents of Juneau while also enhancing the experience of vacationers and cruisers visiting the region.

Starlink installation will begin this week.

Environmental development at Royal Beach Club

Royal Caribbean announced it will be working with Bahamian-owned and based SEV Consulting Group, an environmental consulting firm.

The cruise line is committed to providing local, independent environmental monitoring for its new private beach club, Royal Beach Club on Paradise Island in Nassau, Bahamas. 

The 17-acre beachfront club is set to open in late 2025 and will meet Royal Caribbean’s environmental commitments, Bahamanian law, and international standards.

Royal Caribbean’s new private beach club will come at an extra cost for passengers, providing a day pass to experience pools, food, games, and private cabanas.

Partnering with a global loyalty currency

Royal Caribbean also announced that it will be partnering with IAG Loyalty, a currency that provides loyalty rewards across flights, travel, leisure, shopping, and financial services.

Cruisers who book with Royal Caribbean through the U.K., Spain, and Ireland websites will gain 3 Avios per $1 or Euro spent.

They can then redeem or join loyalty programs with British Airways ExecutiveClub, Aer Lingus AerClub, Iberia Plus, and Vueling Club.

Gerard Nolan, vice president of Europe, the Middle East and Africa, Royal Caribbean International said: “This partnership is introducing yet more ways holidaymakers can add phenomenal value to their holiday.”

“Between enjoying the variety of dining experiences, show-stopping entertainment and the stunning destinations we visit around the world, now travelers can also earn Avios – and save – while making memories.”

Royal Caribbean boosting tourism in Vanuatu

South Pacific Nation Vanuatu and Royal Caribbean Group have formalized an agreement to boost cruise tourism in the area.

The agreement allows Royal Caribbean to share research with the Vanuatu Tourism Office (VTO), a significant step in developing tourism and economic growth for Vanuatu.

Gavin Smith, Vice President and Managing Director for Royal Caribbean International AUNZ, said: “We are delighted to support Vanuatu’s economic growth through cruise tourism. We are proud of our longstanding partnership with the Vanuatu Government and are excited to deepen our collaboration with the Vanuatu Tourism Office.”

Unique Camperi expertise on Oasis of the Seas

The 2024 President’s Cruise on Oasis of the Seas hosted a first-of-its-kind expertise with Campari.

A serious participant within the world spirits and liquor trade, Campari hosted an Aperol Pool Party together with giveaways and DJ Sets.

The summer season, Caribbean-inspired get together featured orange decorations, unique presents, and Aperol Spritz.

The occasion then reworked right into a Campari night, full with negronis, presents, and picture ops.

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