Big Royal Caribbean Announcement Could Change Everything

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The creator discusses rumors suggesting Royal Caribbean may shift its strategy toward developing smaller cruise ships to complement its existing fleet of mega vessels. While the company has achieved significant success with massive ships like the Oasis and Icon classes, the creator notes that these large vessels can be overwhelming for some passengers. The video explores the idea that downsizing could allow for more intimate experiences, longer itineraries, and increased profitability in areas like casinos. The creator mentions reports that Royal Caribbean CEO Michael Bayley has entertained the idea of listening to guests who desire smaller vessels. There is speculation regarding the potential announcement of a new Discovery class in 2024, which would feature ships like the Discovery of the Seas. This move could allow the company to serve two different market segments: families seeking large scale entertainment and travelers looking for a more relaxed or adventurous atmosphere. The creator concludes by suggesting that moving away from the industry trend of constant size increases could provide a more balanced approach to cruise offerings.
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sometimes in order to think big you have to think small
Royal Caribbean has been undoubtedly Crown Champion for having the largest and most Innovative cruise ships on Earth
they are just too damn big a lot of people want to be able to walk from one end of the ship to the other without it taking three and a half days
I do believe this is what the industry needs
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