Royal Caribbean FINALLY BANS Kids from this Popular Pool!
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Editorial Summary
The creator discusses a recent policy change implemented by Royal Caribbean on the Icon of the Seas. According to the video, the cruise line has introduced a second adults only pool area to address passenger concerns. This specific location is the Swim and Tonic swim up bar. The creator notes that many passengers previously expressed frustration regarding the presence of children in this area. Common complaints included children splashing water into passengers' drinks and the pool being closed due to accidents involving children. The new regulation mandates that the Swim and Tonic area is restricted to individuals aged 18 years and older. The video concludes by asking viewers for their personal experiences on the Icon of the Seas and their opinions on this specific policy update.
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Royal Caribbean has finally listened to their passengers and added a second adults onlyly pool on the icon of the seas.
The pool is the swim and tonic swim up bar where many passengers were furious that kids were allowed.
The pool is now for adults only, 18 years old and above.
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