Question 1

Does it cost more to book Royal Caribbean with a travel agent?

Accepted Answer

No. You pay the same cruise fare, and there is no planning fee. The cruise line pays the agency, so planning with an experienced 1923 Travel advisor is free for you.

Question 2

Which Royal Caribbean ship is right for me?

Accepted Answer

It depends on who is sailing and what you want from your days. Icon Class is the newest and largest, Oasis Class is known for its Central Park and Boardwalk neighborhoods, and Quantum, Freedom and Voyager Class ships suit different itineraries and trip lengths. Your advisor compares the ships sailing on your dates.

Question 3

What does a Royal Caribbean fare include?

Accepted Answer

Fares generally include your stateroom, main dining venues, many onboard activities and entertainment. Specialty dining, drink packages, Wi-Fi, shore excursions and gratuities usually cost extra. Your advisor confirms what applies to your sailing.

Question 4

Do I need a passport for a Royal Caribbean cruise?

Accepted Answer

Document rules depend on your itinerary and citizenship. A valid passport is the simplest choice for most sailings, and your advisor will tell you exactly what your cruise requires.

Question 5

Do Royal Caribbean cruises stop at a private island?

Accepted Answer

Many Bahamas and Caribbean sailings include Perfect Day at CocoCay. Your advisor can show you which itineraries include it.

Royal Caribbean Travel Agent: Cruises Planned Free by Experienced Advisors