Although Royal Caribbean has more than 20 cruise ships, their sizes, amenities, and activities differ substantially. The newest ships in the fleet offer everything from ice skating to waterslides, but older ships offer a much more conventional cruise experience, as reported by Royal Caribbean Blog.
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Before making a reservation, consider the benefits and drawbacks of sailing on smaller, older ships if you’re interested in taking a cruise on a Royal Caribbean ship that is more than 20 years old. Expecting the most up-to-date amenities, culinary options, and décor when sailing on a Vision Class ship is sure to leave you dissatisfied.
Older cruise ships may not have as much entertainment as more modern vessels like Wonder of the Seas and Icon of the Seas, but that doesn’t mean you should shun them.
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Actually, a lot of travellers discover that older ships provide a more laid-back cruise experience at a lower cost than modern ships. Additionally, older ships travel to some of Royal Caribbean’s most distinctive locations.
Weighing the benefits and drawbacks of sailing aboard an older ship will help you determine which vessel to reserve for your upcoming voyage.
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Source: Royal Caribbean Blog
