JUST ANNOUNCED! ROYAL CARIBBEAN CRUISE RESTART IN THE U.S.!
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royal caribbean revealed itineraries for six ships that will begin sailing from florida and texas as early as july 2nd
by the end of august royal caribbean plans have eight ships sailing from u.s home ports and 12 ships cruising across the bahamas caribbean and europe
the first ship to debut in the us for royal caribbean will be the newly amplified freedom of the seas from miami florida
royal caribbean president and ceo michael bailey said that this restart plan was in part due to the successful rollout of vaccines all over the world
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Subscribe to the Eat Sleep Cruise YouTube Channel if you love to travel and cruise the world! https://www.youtube.com/c/EatSleepCruise1?sub_confirmation=1 Royal Caribbean just revealed some huge cruise news. The cruise line released its U.S. cruise restart plans. Royal Caribbean will have eight ships sailing in the U.S. this summer. Don’t worry if you missed this major cruise update, as we have you covered. In this video, we take a detailed look at Royal Caribbean’s cruise restart plans for 2021. We cover all the Royal Caribbean cruise ships, itineraries, and restart dates for Royal Caribbean’s resumption of cruising in the United States. If you enjoy the video, please make sure to give it a BIG THUMBS UP! Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 0:35 Royal Caribbean Cruise Restart Plans 0:45 Royal Caribbean Cruise Ships Sailing in U.S. 4:45 All Royal Caribbean Cruise Ships Cruising in 2021 6:10 Health Protocols on Royal Caribbean U.S. Sailings -----Royal Caribbean U.S. Restart ------ This latest cruise news from Royal Caribbean came late Friday afternoon. In a series of social media posts as well as a press release, Royal Caribbean revealed it U.S. cruise restart plans for several ships. The first ship to return to service for Royal Caribbean in the U.S. will be Freedom of the Seas. Freedom of the Seas will sail a 3-night Perfect Day CocoCay cruise starting July 2nd from Miami. In this major cruise update it was revealed that the next ship to return to service for Royal Caribbean will be Odyssey of the Seas. This brand-new vessel will sail 6 and 8-night Caribbean cruises, starting on July 3rd from Fort Lauderdale, FL. Previously, Royal Caribbean had already announced a series of Alaska cruises this summer. Both Serenade of the Seas and Ovation of the Seas will be sailing from Seattle, WA. The first cruise on Serenade of the Seas is currently planned for July 19th. Ovation of the Seas will start Alaska cruises on August 13th. -----MAJOR CRUISE NEWS FOR ROYAL CARIBBEAN------ Now, Royal Caribbean has revealed that several test cruises have been approved by the CDC. This past week, we learned that Mariner of the Seas, Independence of the Seas, Allure of the Seas, and Symphony the Seas have all received CDC approval for test cruises. Thus, following the cruises on Freedom the Seas and Odyssey of the Seas, Royal Caribbean detailed the start dates for these remaining cruise ships that will resume service in the U.S. in 2021. Allure of the Seas and Symphony of the Seas will cruise 7-night Eastern and Western Caribbean cruises starting August 8th and 14th, respectively. Allure will cruise out of Port Canaveral, and Symphony from Miami. Additionally, Independence of the Seas will offer 7-night Western Caribbean cruises from Galveston, TX starting August 15th. Finally, Mariner of the Seas will offer 3 and 4-night Bahamas and Perfect Day CocoCay cruises from Port Canaveral, FL starting August 23rd. ------ROYAL CARIBBEAN LATEST CRUISE UPDATE------ Now, Royal Caribbean has not revealed the health and safety protocols that will be required on these ships restarting in the United States. In the announcement, Royal Caribbean indicated that the cruise line will reveal the safety procedures on the ships closer to the sailing dates. Although, Royal Caribbean did change its stance on vaccines for these newly announced cruises. While all crew on Royal Caribbean ships will be vaccinated, the cruise line is now "strongly encouraging" individuals that set sail to be fully vaccinated if they’re eligible. With this announcement, Royal Caribbean did confirm cancellations for all other cruises in July and August. Of course, we will keep you updated with the latest cruise news and cruise updates regarding the Royal Caribbean cruise restart in the U.S. as more details emerge. ------GET ALL THE DETAILS ON ROYAL CARIBBEAN RESTART PLANS------ https://eatsleepcruise.com/royal-caribbean-restart-plans/ ------TRENDING VIDEOS FROM EAT SLEEP CRUISE------ Complete Guide to Norwegian Prima: https://youtu.be/Vl14X3RnBkY The CDC vs the Cruise Lines: https://youtu.be/uhwVfjR0s68 Top Alaska Cruise Ships: https://youtu.be/rbMHoroChL0 Top New Cruise Ships 2021: https://youtu.be/XtqW0X5GrGE Make sure to SUBSCRIBE to our channel above to get the latest cruise tips, cruise reviews, packing guides, port guides, travel tips, and more. Join us on Social Media as we “Sea the World, One Port at a Time.” Instagram: https://instagram.com/EatSleepCruise Facebook: https://facebook.com/EatSleepCruise Twitter: https://twitter.com/EatSleepCruise Pinterest: https://pinterest.com/EatSleepCruise Promotional Videos Courtesy of Royal Caribbean International Royalty-Free Music Courtesy: https://www.epidemicsound.com/ #RoyalCaribbeanRestart #CruiseNews #CruiseUpdate