Mariner of the Seas Sky Pad

Aerial footage of Allure of the Seas

Aerial footage of Royal Caribbean’s Quantum of the Seas in Brisbane, Australia

B-roll footage of the eight new and reimagined neighborhoods on the highly anticipated Icon of the Seas.

October 2022 - Introducing Chill Island on Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas. Four of the seven pools on board are in this three-deck slice of paradise. There’s one for every mood, each with prime ocean views, from the vibrant Swim & Tonic - the cruise line's first swim-up bar at sea - to Royal Bay Pool, the largest pool at sea. The lineup also includes Cloud 17, an adults-only retreat, and the serene, infinity-edge Cove Pool. Plus, The Lime & Coconut returns with four locations, including the brand's first frozen cocktail bar.

Aerial b-roll footage of the highly anticipated Icon of the Seas.

Aerial B-roll footage of Wonder of the Seas

Take a look at an exclusive hyperlapse of Royal Caribbean International’s new innovative ship, Odyssey of the Seas. Front and center are the game-changing ship’s combination of new thrilling adventures and signature experiences that make for the perfect vacation for all ages. Highlights include the largest indoor and outdoor activity complex at sea – the next-generation SeaPlex – the first fully immersive, free-roaming 4D virtual reality adventure, sky diving and surf simulators, and the debut of Giovanni’s Italian Kitchen & Wine Bar alongside a world of flavors across a variety of restaurants on board. Odyssey is sailing on 6- and 8-night cruises to Caribbean from Fort Lauderdale, Florida before heading to the sun-soaked shores of the Mediterranean when it calls Barcelona, Spain, and Rome, Italy Home in summer 2022.

September 2021 – Royal Caribbean International returns to California for the first time in more than a decade. Starting in November from Los Angeles, the cruise line’s amped-up Navigator of the Seas will offer travelers new ways to get away on short 3-, 4- and 5-night cruises to Catalina Island, California, and Ensenada and Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Guests of all ages can choose from a lineup of thrills and ways to chill on board Navigator, thanks to a $115 million amplification completed in 2019. The ship has been reimagined into the ultimate short getaway with a range of experiences and features like The Perfect Storm waterslides, including The Blaster – the longest aqua coaster at sea; a resort-style Caribbean pool deck, three-level signature bar The Lime & Coconut, the first blow-dry bar at sea – To Dry For, redesigned spaces dedicated to kids and teens, plus hotspots such as kitschy-cool tiki bar The Bamboo Room and Playmakers Sports Bar & Arcade.

August 2021 – Four days, 1,550 nautical miles, 500 workers and the world’s largest cruise ship – Royal Caribbean’s new ship Wonder of the Seas is one step closer to completion. Here’s an exclusive look at the fifth ship in the cruise line’s iconic Oasis Class successfully carrying out its first set of sea trials to ensure it’s in ship shape. A key milestone in the construction process for new ships, the trials entail pushing the ship to its limits during a series of performance tests across the propulsion, navigation, engine performance systems and much more. Debuting in March 2022, Wonder is set to build on the signature features and experiences the game-changing class of ships have touted since first revolutionizing the cruise industry more than a decade ago.