Royal Caribbean Cruisers in 2007 and 2008!

Hi Everyone,

I received this press release from Royal Caribbean and thought it
would be of interest. I wished they had issued this press release
earlier. It would have saved my fingers. g If you have missed any
of my news' postings, they are available on my web site.

Best regards,
Ray
LIGHTHOUSE TRAVEL
800-719-9917 or 805-566-3905
http://www.lighthousetravel.com


Exciting New Adventures Await Royal Caribbean Cruisers in 2007 and
2008

Second Freedom Class Ship Named and an Unparalleled Mix of Ships,
Destinations and Homeports Encourage International Exploration for the
New Season

MIAMI, April 11
Royal Caribbean today announced the name of the cruise line's second
Freedom class ship. The Liberty of the Seas reflects the same freedom
of choice and experiences as does her similarly- titled sister ship,
Freedom of the Seas, which enters service in June. With Liberty's
debut in May 2007 as well as exciting new itineraries, new departure
cities and exotic ports of call on the horizon, Royal Caribbean is
setting a bold precedent for the 2007-2008 season.

Liberty of the Seas Enters Service

Currently under construction at Aker Finnyards in Turku, Liberty of
the Seas will closely mirror her prototype with signature class
amenities such as the FlowRider® surfing simulator and cantilevered
whirlpools suspended over 200 feet above the ocean but will also
continue the cruise line's legacy of providing the unexpected with her
own unique features.

The 3,600-guest Liberty of the Seas will sail alternating 7-night
Eastern and Western Caribbean itineraries year-round from Miami,
calling on San Juan, Puerto Rico; Philipsburg, St. Maarten and
Labadee, Haiti in the east and in Labadee; Montego Bay, Jamaica;
George Town, Grand Cayman and Cozumel, Mexico in the west. Liberty
will depart Miami on Saturdays while Freedom of the Seas also sailing
alternating 7-night Eastern and Western Caribbean itineraries out of
Miami, will depart Sundays.

Explorer of the Seas to Make Northeast New Home Year-Round

Explorer of the Seas returns to Cape Liberty in Bayonne, N.J., on May
6, 2007, where she will sail alternating 5-night Bermuda and 9-night
Caribbean sailings. In time for the fall foliage, this popular
Voyager-class ship will head north for four 9-night Canada/New England
sailings.

And for the first time ever, Explorer will remain in the Northeast for
the remainder of the year, offering various 2007-08 winter escapes
from Cape Liberty including 9-night Eastern Caribbean sailings calling
on Labadee, Haiti; Casa De Campo, Dominican Republic; Charlotte
Amalie, St. Thomas and San Juan, Puerto Rico; as well as an exotic
12-night Southern Caribbean itinerary calling on Philipsburg, St.
Maarten; St. John's, Antigua; Roseau, Dominica; Bridgetown, Barbados;
Basseterre, St. Kitts; Charlotte Amalie and San Juan.

New Summer Sailings from the Northeast

Empress of the Seas will venture into new waters, when she splits her
time between Philadelphia and her new drive-to homeport of Norfolk,
Virginia. Empress is Bermuda-bound from both historic cities starting
in April 2007.

On May 13, 2007, Baltimore favorite Grandeur of the Seas will embark
on a series of summer sailings, bringing more options to the
mid-Atlantic market than ever before. Spanning the summer and fall
seasons, Grandeur will alternate new 9-night Canada/New England
sailings -- calling on Portland and Bar Harbor, Maine; Saint John's,
New Brunswick; Halifax, Nova Scotia and Boston -- with sunny 5-night
Bermuda itineraries and 9-night Eastern Caribbean itineraries.

Shorter Cruising on Voyager Class Ships from Florida

Meetings and incentive groups will have more convenient short-cruising
options when Navigator of the Seas returns to the U.S. after a summer
spent overseas, offering a combination of 4- and 5-night Western
Caribbean sailings out of Miami including Ocho Rios, Jamaica; George
Town, Grand Cayman; Key West, Florida; Cozumel, Mexico; and Belize
City, Belize. The newly-lengthened Enchantment of the Seas will sail
similar Western Caribbean itineraries from Ft. Lauderdale and then
from Tampa in the winter months of 2007.

Gulf Coast to Get More Adventurous Cruise Options

In fall 2007, the ship that revolutionized the cruise industry,
Voyager of the Seas, will replace Rhapsody of the Seas in Galveston,
Texas, marking the first time that a Voyager-class ship will sail from
the Lone Star State. Next winter, Voyager will offer alternating
7-night Western Caribbean itineraries, calling one week on Montego
Bay, Jamaica; George Town and Cozumel; and the next on Cozumel;
Roatan, Honduras; Costa Maya, Mexico and Progreso, Mexico.

Rhapsody of the Seas will resume these same itineraries from Galveston
in the summer months. However, the winter months will welcome Rhapsody
to New Orleans, where she will offer 7-night Western Caribbean
sailings. In a similar move, Grandeur of the Seas will reposition to
Tampa during the winter season offering 7-night Western Caribbean
itineraries to George Town, Grand Cayman; Costa Maya, Mexico; Belize
City, Belize; and Cozumel, Mexico.

New Homeports Add Adventure ... and Alternatives

From December 2007 through March 2008, Splendour of the Seas will sail
from a brand new homeport in the Dominican Republic. Offering a wide
range of options, Splendour will embark on two 7-night Southern
Caribbean itineraries, calling in at such ports as Philipsburg, St.
Maarten; Roseau, Dominica; St. George's, Grenada; Margarita Island,
Venezuela and Oranjestad, Aruba or in Basseterre, St. Kitts;
Pointe-a-Pitre, Guadeloupe; Fort De France, Martinique; Bridgetown,
Barbados and Castries, St. Lucia.

Vision of the Seas Embarks on Alaskan Adventures

Vision of the Seas will return to Seattle in May 2007 to offer a
series of 7-night roundtrip Alaska sailings until September 2007.
Vision will be adding a brand new port of call to her roster -- Prince
Rupert in British Columbia -- as well as sailing through the
breathtaking Tracy Arm Fjord.

Navigator of the Seas to Join Sister Ship in Europe

The first Voyager-class ship to serve Southampton, Navigator of the
Seas will make her European debut on April 26, 2007. This family
favorite will circle the continent, embarking on a number of exciting
new itineraries throughout the Mediterranean, Canary Islands,
Scandinavia/Baltics and the United Kingdom, available until November
2007.

One of the most innovative ships at sea, Navigator is sure to make
waves with families, featuring a rock-climbing wall, ice-skating rink,
in-line skating track, Royal Promenade and over 22,000 square feet of
Adventure Ocean Youth programming space.

Numerous European Adventures in Store on Popular International Ships

Following her first European season in 2006, Voyager of the Seas will
sail two 3-night itineraries in May 2007 from Barcelona to the
bustling French Riviera. Due to increased demand, the legendary ship
also will make more stops in Malta and the Mediterranean. On Nov. 17,
Voyager will kick off two exotic itineraries featuring the Canary
Islands and a new port of call, Casablanca, Morocco.

Jewel of the Seas will be offering guests new options when she sails a
series of short 3- and 4-night sailings from the historic ports of
Amsterdam, Netherlands; Hamburg, Germany and Oslo, Norway. On May 25,
2007, she will set sail for Scandinavia and Russia on her regularly
scheduled 12-night itineraries from Harwich, England. Splendour of the
Seas, too, will undergo minor itinerary modifications, adding calls in
Dubrovnik, Croatia and a new port of call, Split, Croatia to her
glamorous 7-night Greek Isles & Turkey sailings.

Exotic New Ports of Call Encourage International Exploration

For those guests who think they've seen and sailed it all, Royal
Caribbean promises to offer diversity in 2007-08 with several exotic
new ports of call. Other than Casablanca, Morocco; Fort De France,
Martinique and Split, Croatia mentioned in the itineraries above, some
of the other exciting destinations guests can explore include La
Coruna, Spain; Pointe-a-Pitre, Guadeloupe; Samana, Dominican Republic
and Kingstown, St. Vincent.

Royal Caribbean Continues to Support Travel Agents

In continuation of Royal Caribbean's Travel Agent Appreciation
program, throughout the new season, the cruise line will offer a
series of exciting promotions and incentives for travel agents to
recognize their every day efforts and dedication to promoting the
brand.

Royal Caribbean International is a global cruise vacation company with
19 ships in service and three under construction. The company also
offers unique cruisetour vacations in Alaska, Canada and Europe.
Additional information can be found by contacting your travel
professional.

--

Hey Ray - any news on when the Enchantment is moving to Tampa? We're
planning on a Feb or March cruise on this ship.

tks

On Tue, 11 Apr 2006 14:53:55 -0700, Ray Goldenberg
wrote:

Hi Everyone,

I received this press release from Royal Caribbean and thought it
would be of interest. I wished they had issued this press release
earlier. It would have saved my fingers. g If you have missed any
of my news' postings, they are available on my web site.

Best regards,
Ray
LIGHTHOUSE TRAVEL
800-719-9917 or 805-566-3905
http://www.lighthousetravel.com


Exciting New Adventures Await Royal Caribbean Cruisers in 2007 and
2008

Second Freedom Class Ship Named and an Unparalleled Mix of Ships,
Destinations and Homeports Encourage International Exploration for the
New Season

MIAMI, April 11
Royal Caribbean today announced the name of the cruise line's second
Freedom class ship. The Liberty of the Seas reflects the same freedom
of choice and experiences as does her similarly- titled sister ship,
Freedom of the Seas, which enters service in June. With Liberty's
debut in May 2007 as well as exciting new itineraries, new departure
cities and exotic ports of call on the horizon, Royal Caribbean is
setting a bold precedent for the 2007-2008 season.

Liberty of the Seas Enters Service

Currently under construction at Aker Finnyards in Turku, Liberty of
the Seas will closely mirror her prototype with signature class
amenities such as the FlowRider® surfing simulator and cantilevered
whirlpools suspended over 200 feet above the ocean but will also
continue the cruise line's legacy of providing the unexpected with her
own unique features.

The 3,600-guest Liberty of the Seas will sail alternating 7-night
Eastern and Western Caribbean itineraries year-round from Miami,
calling on San Juan, Puerto Rico; Philipsburg, St. Maarten and
Labadee, Haiti in the east and in Labadee; Montego Bay, Jamaica;
George Town, Grand Cayman and Cozumel, Mexico in the west. Liberty
will depart Miami on Saturdays while Freedom of the Seas also sailing
alternating 7-night Eastern and Western Caribbean itineraries out of
Miami, will depart Sundays.

Explorer of the Seas to Make Northeast New Home Year-Round

Explorer of the Seas returns to Cape Liberty in Bayonne, N.J., on May
6, 2007, where she will sail alternating 5-night Bermuda and 9-night
Caribbean sailings. In time for the fall foliage, this popular
Voyager-class ship will head north for four 9-night Canada/New England
sailings.

And for the first time ever, Explorer will remain in the Northeast for
the remainder of the year, offering various 2007-08 winter escapes
from Cape Liberty including 9-night Eastern Caribbean sailings calling
on Labadee, Haiti; Casa De Campo, Dominican Republic; Charlotte
Amalie, St. Thomas and San Juan, Puerto Rico; as well as an exotic
12-night Southern Caribbean itinerary calling on Philipsburg, St.
Maarten; St. John's, Antigua; Roseau, Dominica; Bridgetown, Barbados;
Basseterre, St. Kitts; Charlotte Amalie and San Juan.

New Summer Sailings from the Northeast

Empress of the Seas will venture into new waters, when she splits her
time between Philadelphia and her new drive-to homeport of Norfolk,
Virginia. Empress is Bermuda-bound from both historic cities starting
in April 2007.

On May 13, 2007, Baltimore favorite Grandeur of the Seas will embark
on a series of summer sailings, bringing more options to the
mid-Atlantic market than ever before. Spanning the summer and fall
seasons, Grandeur will alternate new 9-night Canada/New England
sailings -- calling on Portland and Bar Harbor, Maine; Saint John's,
New Brunswick; Halifax, Nova Scotia and Boston -- with sunny 5-night
Bermuda itineraries and 9-night Eastern Caribbean itineraries.

Shorter Cruising on Voyager Class Ships from Florida

Meetings and incentive groups will have more convenient short-cruising
options when Navigator of the Seas returns to the U.S. after a summer
spent overseas, offering a combination of 4- and 5-night Western
Caribbean sailings out of Miami including Ocho Rios, Jamaica; George
Town, Grand Cayman; Key West, Florida; Cozumel, Mexico; and Belize
City, Belize. The newly-lengthened Enchantment of the Seas will sail
similar Western Caribbean itineraries from Ft. Lauderdale and then
from Tampa in the winter months of 2007.

Gulf Coast to Get More Adventurous Cruise Options

In fall 2007, the ship that revolutionized the cruise industry,
Voyager of the Seas, will replace Rhapsody of the Seas in Galveston,
Texas, marking the first time that a Voyager-class ship will sail from
the Lone Star State. Next winter, Voyager will offer alternating
7-night Western Caribbean itineraries, calling one week on Montego
Bay, Jamaica; George Town and Cozumel; and the next on Cozumel;
Roatan, Honduras; Costa Maya, Mexico and Progreso, Mexico.

Rhapsody of the Seas will resume these same itineraries from Galveston
in the summer months. However, the winter months will welcome Rhapsody
to New Orleans, where she will offer 7-night Western Caribbean
sailings. In a similar move, Grandeur of the Seas will reposition to
Tampa during the winter season offering 7-night Western Caribbean
itineraries to George Town, Grand Cayman; Costa Maya, Mexico; Belize
City, Belize; and Cozumel, Mexico.

New Homeports Add Adventure ... and Alternatives

From December 2007 through March 2008, Splendour of the Seas will sail
from a brand new homeport in the Dominican Republic. Offering a wide
range of options, Splendour will embark on two 7-night Southern
Caribbean itineraries, calling in at such ports as Philipsburg, St.
Maarten; Roseau, Dominica; St. George's, Grenada; Margarita Island,
Venezuela and Oranjestad, Aruba or in Basseterre, St. Kitts;
Pointe-a-Pitre, Guadeloupe; Fort De France, Martinique; Bridgetown,
Barbados and Castries, St. Lucia.

Vision of the Seas Embarks on Alaskan Adventures

Vision of the Seas will return to Seattle in May 2007 to offer a
series of 7-night roundtrip Alaska sailings until September 2007.
Vision will be adding a brand new port of call to her roster -- Prince
Rupert in British Columbia -- as well as sailing through the
breathtaking Tracy Arm Fjord.

Navigator of the Seas to Join Sister Ship in Europe

The first Voyager-class ship to serve Southampton, Navigator of the
Seas will make her European debut on April 26, 2007. This family
favorite will circle the continent, embarking on a number of exciting
new itineraries throughout the Mediterranean, Canary Islands,
Scandinavia/Baltics and the United Kingdom, available until November
2007.

One of the most innovative ships at sea, Navigator is sure to make
waves with families, featuring a rock-climbing wall, ice-skating rink,
in-line skating track, Royal Promenade and over 22,000 square feet of
Adventure Ocean Youth programming space.

Numerous European Adventures in Store on Popular International Ships

Following her first European season in 2006, Voyager of the Seas will
sail two 3-night itineraries in May 2007 from Barcelona to the
bustling French Riviera. Due to increased demand, the legendary ship
also will make more stops in Malta and the Mediterranean. On Nov. 17,
Voyager will kick off two exotic itineraries featuring the Canary
Islands and a new port of call, Casablanca, Morocco.

Jewel of the Seas will be offering guests new options when she sails a
series of short 3- and 4-night sailings from the historic ports of
Amsterdam, Netherlands; Hamburg, Germany and Oslo, Norway. On May 25,
2007, she will set sail for Scandinavia and Russia on her regularly
scheduled 12-night itineraries from Harwich, England. Splendour of the
Seas, too, will undergo minor itinerary modifications, adding calls in
Dubrovnik, Croatia and a new port of call, Split, Croatia to her
glamorous 7-night Greek Isles & Turkey sailings.

Exotic New Ports of Call Encourage International Exploration

For those guests who think they've seen and sailed it all, Royal
Caribbean promises to offer diversity in 2007-08 with several exotic
new ports of call. Other than Casablanca, Morocco; Fort De France,
Martinique and Split, Croatia mentioned in the itineraries above, some
of the other exciting destinations guests can explore include La
Coruna, Spain; Pointe-a-Pitre, Guadeloupe; Samana, Dominican Republic
and Kingstown, St. Vincent.

Royal Caribbean Continues to Support Travel Agents

In continuation of Royal Caribbean's Travel Agent Appreciation
program, throughout the new season, the cruise line will offer a
series of exciting promotions and incentives for travel agents to
recognize their every day efforts and dedication to promoting the
brand.

Royal Caribbean International is a global cruise vacation company with
19 ships in service and three under construction. The company also
offers unique cruisetour vacations in Alaska, Canada and Europe.
Additional information can be found by contacting your travel
professional.

For what it is worth, here is the original story in its unedited format.

John Sisker
SHIP-TO-SHORE CRUISE AGENCY®
(714) 536-3850 or toll free at
(800) 724-6644 & (pagoo ID: 714.536.3850)
http://www.shiptoshorecruise.com




Exciting New Adventures Await Royal Caribbean Cruisers in 2007 and 2008

Second Freedom Class Ship Named and an Unparalleled Mix of Ships,
Destinations and Homeports Encourage International Exploration for the New
Season

MIAMI, April 11 /-- Royal Caribbean today announced the name of the cruise
line's second Freedom class ship. The Liberty of the Seas reflects the same
freedom of choice and experiences as does her similarly- titled sister ship,
Freedom of the Seas, which enters service in June. With Liberty's debut in
May 2007 as well as exciting new itineraries, new departure cities and
exotic ports of call on the horizon, Royal Caribbean is setting a bold
precedent for the 2007-2008 season. Liberty of the Seas Enters Service
Currently under construction at Aker Finnyards in Turku, Liberty of the Seas
will closely mirror her prototype with signature class amenities such as the
FlowRider(R) surfing simulator and cantilevered whirlpools suspended over
200 feet above the ocean but will also continue the cruise line's legacy of
providing the unexpected with her own unique features. The 3,600-guest
Liberty of the Seas will sail alternating 7-night Eastern and Western
Caribbean itineraries year-round from Miami, calling on San Juan, Puerto
Rico; Philipsburg, St. Maarten and Labadee, Haiti in the east and in
Labadee; Montego Bay, Jamaica; George Town, Grand Cayman and Cozumel, Mexico
in the west. Liberty will depart Miami on Saturdays while Freedom of the
Seas also sailing alternating 7-night Eastern and Western Caribbean
itineraries out of Miami, will depart Sundays. Explorer of the Seas to Make
Northeast New Home Year-Round Explorer of the Seas returns to Cape Liberty
in Bayonne, N.J., on May 6, 2007, where she will sail alternating 5-night
Bermuda and 9-night Caribbean sailings. In time for the fall foliage, this
popular Voyager-class ship will head north for four 9-night Canada/New
England sailings. And for the first time ever, Explorer will remain in the
Northeast for the remainder of the year, offering various 2007-08 winter
escapes from Cape Liberty including 9-night Eastern Caribbean sailings
calling on Labadee, Haiti; Casa De Campo, Dominican Republic; Charlotte
Amalie, St. Thomas and San Juan, Puerto Rico; as well as an exotic 12-night
Southern Caribbean itinerary calling on Philipsburg, St. Maarten; St.
John's, Antigua; Roseau, Dominica; Bridgetown, Barbados; Basseterre, St.
Kitts; Charlotte Amalie and San Juan. New Summer Sailings from the Northeast
Empress of the Seas will venture into new waters, when she splits her time
between Philadelphia and her new drive-to homeport of Norfolk, Virginia.
Empress is Bermuda-bound from both historic cities starting in April 2007.
On May 13, 2007, Baltimore favorite Grandeur of the Seas will embark on a
series of summer sailings, bringing more options to the mid-Atlantic market
than ever before. Spanning the summer and fall seasons, Grandeur will
alternate new 9-night Canada/New England sailings -- calling on Portland and
Bar Harbor, Maine; Saint John's, New Brunswick; Halifax, Nova Scotia and
Boston -- with sunny 5-night Bermuda itineraries and 9-night Eastern
Caribbean itineraries. Shorter Cruising on Voyager Class Ships from Florida
Meetings and incentive groups will have more convenient short-cruising
options when Navigator of the Seas returns to the U.S. after a summer spent
overseas, offering a combination of 4- and 5-night Western Caribbean
sailings out of Miami including Ocho Rios, Jamaica; George Town, Grand
Cayman; Key West, Florida; Cozumel, Mexico; and Belize City, Belize. The
newly-lengthened Enchantment of the Seas will sail similar Western Caribbean
itineraries from Ft. Lauderdale and then from Tampa in the winter months of
2007. Gulf Coast to Get More Adventurous Cruise Options In fall 2007, the
ship that revolutionized the cruise industry, Voyager of the Seas, will
replace Rhapsody of the Seas in Galveston, Texas, marking the first time
that a Voyager-class ship will sail from the Lone Star State. Next winter,
Voyager will offer alternating 7-night Western Caribbean itineraries,
calling one week on Montego Bay, Jamaica; George Town and Cozumel; and the
next on Cozumel; Roatan, Honduras; Costa Maya, Mexico and Progreso, Mexico.
Rhapsody of the Seas will resume these same itineraries from Galveston in
the summer months. However, the winter months will welcome Rhapsody to New
Orleans, where she will offer 7-night Western Caribbean sailings. In a
similar move, Grandeur of the Seas will reposition to Tampa during the
winter season offering 7-night Western Caribbean itineraries to George Town,
Grand Cayman; Costa Maya, Mexico; Belize City, Belize; and Cozumel, Mexico.
New Homeports Add Adventure ... and Alternatives From December 2007 through
March 2008, Splendour of the Seas will sail from a brand new homeport in the
Dominican Republic. Offering a wide range of options, Splendour will embark
on two 7-night Southern Caribbean itineraries, calling in at such ports as
Philipsburg, St. Maarten; Roseau, Dominica; St. George's, Grenada; Margarita
Island, Venezuela and Oranjestad, Aruba or in Basseterre, St. Kitts;
Pointe-a-Pitre, Guadeloupe; Fort De France, Martinique; Bridgetown, Barbados
and Castries, St. Lucia. Vision of the Seas Embarks on Alaskan Adventures
Vision of the Seas will return to Seattle in May 2007 to offer a series of
7-night roundtrip Alaska sailings until September 2007. Vision will be
adding a brand new port of call to her roster -- Prince Rupert in British
Columbia -- as well as sailing through the breathtaking Tracy Arm Fjord.
Navigator of the Seas to Join Sister Ship in Europe The first Voyager-class
ship to serve Southampton, Navigator of the Seas will make her European
debut on April 26, 2007. This family favorite will circle the continent,
embarking on a number of exciting new itineraries throughout the
Mediterranean, Canary Islands, Scandinavia/Baltics and the United Kingdom,
available until November 2007. One of the most innovative ships at sea,
Navigator is sure to make waves with families, featuring a rock-climbing
wall, ice-skating rink, in-line skating track, Royal Promenade and over
22,000 square feet of Adventure Ocean Youth programming space. Numerous
European Adventures in Store on Popular International Ships Following her
first European season in 2006, Voyager of the Seas will sail two 3-night
itineraries in May 2007 from Barcelona to the bustling French Riviera. Due
to increased demand, the legendary ship also will make more stops in Malta
and the Mediterranean. On Nov. 17, Voyager will kick off two exotic
itineraries featuring the Canary Islands and a new port of call, Casablanca,
Morocco. Jewel of the Seas will be offering guests new options when she
sails a series of short 3- and 4-night sailings from the historic ports of
Amsterdam, Netherlands; Hamburg, Germany and Oslo, Norway. On May 25, 2007,
she will set sail for Scandinavia and Russia on her regularly scheduled
12-night itineraries from Harwich, England. Splendour of the Seas, too, will
undergo minor itinerary modifications, adding calls in Dubrovnik, Croatia
and a new port of call, Split, Croatia to her glamorous 7-night Greek Isles
& Turkey sailings. Exotic New Ports of Call Encourage International
Exploration For those guests who think they've seen and sailed it all, Royal
Caribbean promises to offer diversity in 2007-08 with several exotic new
ports of call. Other than Casablanca, Morocco; Fort De France, Martinique
and Split, Croatia mentioned in the itineraries above, some of the other
exciting destinations guests can explore include La Coruna, Spain;
Pointe-a-Pitre, Guadeloupe; Samana, Dominican Republic and Kingstown, St.
Vincent. Royal Caribbean Continues to Support Travel Agents In continuation
of Royal Caribbean's Travel Agent Appreciation program, throughout the new
season, the cruise line will offer a series of exciting promotions and
incentives for travel agents to recognize their every day efforts and
dedication to promoting the brand. Royal Caribbean International is a global
cruise vacation company with 19 ships in service and three under
construction. The company also offers unique cruisetour vacations in Alaska,
Canada and Europe. Additional information can be found on the company's web
site at http://www.royalcaribbean.com/ or by calling 800-327-6700.