Computer Issues at Royal Caribbean and MORE CRUISE NEWS
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The creator discusses several recent developments within the cruise industry, beginning with a technical error on the Royal Caribbean website. A glitch caused an Atlantis water park excursion to be listed for a significantly lower price than intended, leading the company to issue refunds and onboard credits while simultaneously raising the excursion price. The video also covers Celebrity Cruise Line's decision to introduce pickleball courts to nine of its ships. Regarding beverage trends, Carnival Cruise Line is partnering with Lyre's to offer a new selection of non-alcoholic mocktails that do not count against daily alcohol package limits. The host also reports on a maritime rescue where the Celebrity Millennium assisted 35 refugees at sea. Additionally, the Diamond Princess has returned to Yokohama, marking a significant moment for cruise tourism in Japan following its notoriety during the initial pandemic outbreak. Finally, the creator notes that Royal Caribbean has canceled sailings for the Mariner of the Seas due to dry dock delays, offering passengers the choice of rebooking or receiving a refund.
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Royal Caribbean guest planning for their Crews found that the normally expensive Atlantis water park Excursion normally 249 dollars was on the website for 64.99 a significant discount
Carnival Cruise Line has announced that they will be enhancing their beverage package and they will be catering to people that enjoy the mocktail
the celebrity Millennium assisted in the rescue of 35 refugees rescued from a small craft
Princess Cruise Line celebrating the return to a destination they haven't been to in quite a while
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