FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

FREQUENTLY ASKED

QUESTIONS

1. WHAT SHOULD I PACK?

You need to pack for your daytime onboard and ashore, and for your evenings. For the evening time you’ll need a selection of casual, smart casual and

formal clothes for meals in the main dining room or specialty restaurants. Casual dining clothes for men may include polo shirts and trousers and for

women sundresses, trousers and casual skirts and blouses are all fine. For smart casual evenings a wardrobe for men would include a blazer/jacket and tie

or just an open neck shirt. Dresses, smart skirts or trouser suits are all suitable for women. Formal attire comprises suit, shirt and tie or dinner

jacket/tuxedo for men and cocktail/evening dresses, skirts or trousers and tops for women. Tuxedo rentals are available for formal dinners and special

occasions. You can of course opt for casual clothing throughout your cruise by choosing one of the other evening dining options, such as our fabulous

Windjammer Café, which serves an extensive selection of food throughout the day.

It is worth remembering that when visiting museums, mosques, temples and churches it is appropriate (and in many cases mandatory) to dress

conservatively.

2. THE WEATHER

Our cruises encompass a variety of continents and destinations and therefore the weather in each region will vary. Some of the destinations visited are

tropical and may experience heavy rainfall or strong winds (sometimes hurricane force) at certain times of the year. Royal Caribbean

cannot accept

liability for adverse weather conditions during your cruise holiday.

See section 5.10 of our Booking Conditions.

3. ISRAEL MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS

The Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs provides important travel advice about most destinations around the world.

Please ensure that you visit

https://mfa.gov.il

prior to departure for the most up to date travel information.

4. WHAT DOES THE SHIP’S GUEST SERVICES STAFF DO?

All ships have a Guest Services Desk, available 24 hours a day. The Desk operates as your banker, postmaster and source of general information, as well as

information on customs and immigration and the trustee for safety deposit boxes.

5. WHEN CAN I BOARD THE SHIP?

Boarding time varies by itinerary – make sure you check your Guest Ticket Booklet for the boarding time relevant to your cruise. It is your responsibility to

arrive on time unless you are transferring to the ship via our transport. If you are not onboard at least 90 minutes before the ship’s scheduled sailing time,

we shall at that time be entitled to treat your non-arrival as a cancellation by you, and as such 100% cancellation charges will be payable and no refund

will be made. We shall not be required to refund any portion of the cruise or cruise tour fare paid by any guest who fails for any reason to be onboard the

vessel or transport by the embarkation cut-off time applicable. This also applies to all subsequent ports of call, destinations or points of departure. We

shall not be responsible for lodging, meals, transportation or other expenses incurred by the guest as a result thereof. Embarkation cut-off times for

cruises are available at

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. Boarding cut-off times for any port of call, destination or point of departure are as announced on the

applicable cruise or cruise tour. Please note that for security reasons, you are not permitted to bring any visitors onboard the ship in any port.

6. HOW DO I CHECK IN FOR BOARDING THE SHIP?

In order to expedite the boarding process, we recommend that you complete the online check-in at

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Print out your bar-coded SetSail™ Pass as this will help speed up the check-in process at the cruise terminal. If you are unable to complete the online

check-in, you can fill out the Charge Account & Cruise Ticket form found within your cruise documents before you arrive at the terminal. In the cruise

terminal, simply present your cruise documents and all completed forms at the check-in desk. You will then be issued with a SeaPass

card which will serve

as your identification card for boarding and re-boarding the ship in the various ports of call, as well as the key to your stateroom. You also need your

SeaPass

card for all your onboard purchases so make sure you keep it safe and with you at all times. Printed on the SeaPass

card is your dining room

seating and table assignment. Your stateroom attendant will deliver your luggage to your stateroom or suite as soon as possible after boarding. Make sure

that items such as medicines and valuables are packed in your hand luggage. Passports should be retained by you at all times unless requested and

retained by Royal Caribbean International

to expedite service. Please be sure to have all visas/documentation and vaccinations required for your

itinerary.

7. WHAT ABOUT STATEROOM SIZES?

Please bear in mind that staterooms on ships cannot be compared in size to hotel rooms you may find on shore. Should you wish to know the dimensions

of any stateroom, you can find out from your travel agent or one of our reservation agents if you are booking direct or via our website. Each ship has a

limited number of three and four berth (bed) staterooms. These staterooms are popular with families and adults travelling in groups and sleeping

arrangements will be made up of a combination of lower berths, upper berths (Pullman beds that pull down from the ceiling or wall), sofa beds or

rollaway beds. If the configuration of your stateroom is important to you, your travel agent or one of our reservation agents will be able to assist. It is

worth noting that fully occupied staterooms may be short on space and may not have room to accommodate a baby cot. For safety reasons, we do not

allow children under 6 years of age to occupy upper berths. Due to the height of the upper berths, they are not suitable for the elderly or those with

limited mobility, as a short ladder needs to be climbed to reach the Pullman bed. If you have doubts that a member of your party will be able to occupy a

Pullman bed, we recommend that an alternative stateroom is considered. Please note if you have special requirements, a Guarantee stateroom booking

may not be appropriate – see section 1.8 of our Booking Conditions for further details. On our larger ships, we have accommodation for families or groups

greater than four guests.

8. CAN I CHANGE MY STATEROOM AFTER ARRIVAL ONBOARD?

Subject to availability, you may upgrade to a higher priced category stateroom after you have checked in. The upgrades, if available, are done and paid for

at the Pier Coordinator’s desk or onboard at Guest Services. You must pay for the upgrade with an acceptable credit or debit card, cash or traveller’s

cheques.

9. HOW DO I PAY FOR ONBOARD PURCHASES?

All items onboard ship are priced in US Dollars and we use a ‘cashless’ system. Simply validate your SeaPass

Account with an acceptable credit or debit

card when you check in then just present your SeaPass

card and sign for all onboard purchases. At the end of your cruise you will receive an itemised

statement. Guests who pay their SeaPass

Account with a credit card issued in a currency other than US Dollars will be charged in the same local currency

that the credit card is issued in.

For example, a GBP credit card issued in the UK will be charged in GBP. The transaction value of your spending onboard the ship plus the exchange rate to

be applied will appear on your itemised statement. We will carry out the currency conversion at the commercial daily rate of exchange provided by a

reputable foreign exchange dealer and a currency conversion charge will also apply.

Be aware that with some card companies, a currency conversion charge is made, but this should not be necessary when your transaction value has already

been converted to your local currency by us. Should you wish to opt out of this system and have your spend charged to your credit card in US Dollars (with

your credit card company applying the rate of exchange and currency conversion charge), please inform our cruise check-in agents at the pier. SeaPass

accounts may also be settled in cash.

We cannot accept personal cheques or any other currency other than US Dollars. A cash machine is available on most Royal Caribbean

ships (a fee will be

levied for this service). Currency exchange is also available on board for a 3% surcharge. Your onboard Daily Programme will advise of the opening times of

the onboard bank. At the time of printing, the following credit cards are accepted on Royal Caribbean

ships: Visa, MasterCard, American Express,

Discovery and Diners Card. Pre-paid cards (including American Express Traveller’s Cheque Cards) cannot be used for onboard charges.

Please note: we do not accept Maestro cards. You can expect to see an initial $100 pending charge or authorization on your credit or debit card. This

pending amount is used to secure funds for anticipated onboard purchases. Purchases made onboard over the initial $100 will generate additional holds.

While the holds aren’t charges, they do reduce your available credit. Most holds are released by the time your cruise ends and final charges are settled;

however, some may take up to 30 days. Royal Caribbean International® doesn’t control how long the holds remain, your bank or financial institution

determines the duration of these holds. If you register a card and change to another card or cash during your sailing, you may still see holds on the original

card.

10. WHAT ABOUT ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND CARRIAGE OF ITEMS THAT MAY BE PERCEIVED

AS DANGEROUS?

The onboard voltage is 110/220 AC so please ensure you take any necessary US and European adapters. Hairdryers are provided on all ships. Please note,

if you are bringing any medical equipment with you that requires mains power, please ensure you check the power requirements with our Special Services

team in advance of your cruise.

Be advised also that for safety reasons Royal Caribbean International

may not permit you to use certain items in your stateroom (See 2.2 below) e.g.

travel irons. Please contact your airline directly to ascertain the up to date position for the carriage of electrical and other dangerous items. This may vary

by airline.

11. WHAT ABOUT LAUNDRY?

Laundry and dry-cleaning services are available. Prices vary by garment type. There is no self-service laundry available onboard.

12. WHEN AND WHERE CAN I DINE ONBOARD?

There are several seating times for meals in the main dining rooms. If you have a preference, you should make this known at the time of booking. Please

note that dining times and seating requests cannot be guaranteed and are on a request basis. Dining requests are subject to availability however we will

do all that we can to accommodate requests for guests with specific medical issues. The normal times for meals in the dining room are as follows although

these may alter depending on the itinerary:

Breakfast: 07:30 to 09:30

Lunch: 12:00 to 14:00

Dinner: Early Seating 17:30/18:00/18:15 Late Seating 20:00/20:30.

If you wish to be more flexible and in casual dress, breakfast, lunch and dinner are also served in alternative locations. The main dining room may not

always be available at breakfast and lunch times. Please check your Cruise Compass for times and locations. A Room Service menu is available 24 hours a

day (please note: there is a nominal charge operational at all times). Guests in suites can request a full menu for each meal to be served in their suite. A

per person cover charge is applicable in specialty restaurants. A full list of specialty restaurants can be viewed and reservations can be made on our

website

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or onboard the ship. My Time Dining (open seating) is offered fleet-wide offering guests flexibility with their evening

dining. You can decide when you would like to dine between the hours of 18:00 and 21:30 each evening, much like a regular restaurant, so reservations

are recommended to be made once onboard or preferably before your cruise through our website. My Family Time Dining is available onboard selected

sailings for the earliest dining time only (varies by ship and sailing). This offers children an expedited service during first dining seating and then they are

transferred to Adventure Ocean. Only available for guests aged between 3 to 11 years at the date of sailing. Should you wish to book either of these

options, then please contact your travel agent or if booked directly with us then please call our Reservations team on 09-9708715

who will be happy to

help you.

The above policies are correct for ships in operation at the date of issue of these terms and conditions. If you intend to book a ship sailing for the first time

post issue of these terms and conditions, please call us closer to your sail date for updated policies.

*Local call charges apply.

13. WHAT ARE ONBOARD SERVICE CHARGES/TIPS?

Royal Caribbean‘s onboard staff and crew await our guests with personalised service. Royal Caribbean will add a daily optional US$14.50 gratuity

(US$17.50 for guests accommodated in Grand Suites and above) to each guest’s onboard SeaPass

account.The gratuities will be shared by the Dining

Services Staff (waiter, assistant waiter and head waiter), Stateroom Attendants and other Housekeeping Services Personnel who work to enhance your

cruise. Alternatively, guests may prepay gratuities prior to boarding by calling Royal Caribbean or your travel agent. Guests who prepay gratuities will not

have an automatic daily gratuity added to their SeaPass

account. An 18% service charge is also automatically added to beverages and beverage packages,

mini-bar items, spa & salon purchases as well as specialty dining products, including packages, classes and brunches. Many of our guests wish to reward

exceptional service during their cruise by providing additional gratuities. Guests may do so by providing an additional gratuity to their SeaPass

onboard

account or a cash gratuity at their discretion.

14. WHAT ABOUT FACILITIES FOR FAMILIES?

Facility Restrictions

Adult Night Club/Disco Ages 18 and over

Adventure Ocean Ages 3 to 17

Bars Ages 18 and over (unless accompanied by a parent/guardian) and may be required to leave the bar area

during the evening at the discretion of the bar personnel

Bingo/Horse Racing Under 21s must be accompanied by a parent/guardian

Bumper Cars Ages 5 – 7 must be a passenger and accompanied by a parent/guardian. Ages 8+ must be 1.07m in height to

ride alone

Casino Ages 18 and over (may be closed or restricted due to local regulations)

Circus School Ages 6 and over, weight restrictions apply

Day Spa Ages 18 and over

Escape Room Ages 12 and over

Fencing Ages 8 and over

Fitness Centre Ages 16 and over

Flowrider Height restriction applies

Ice-Skating Rink Children under 6 must be accompanied by parent/guardian

Laser Tag Height restrictions apply. Ages 5-10 must be accompanied by an adult

NorthStar Height and weight restrictions apply. Children 12 years and under must be accompanied by a parent/guardian

RipCord by iFLY Height and weight restrictions apply

Rock-Climbing Wall Ages 6 and over (parent waiver form required for

under 18’s). Height/size restrictions apply

Roller Skating Children under 6 years must be accompanied on the rink by a parent/guardian. Age 6 – 12 must have a

parent/guardian present in the venue

Sky Pad Ages 6 and over. Children under 18 years require parent waiver form and must have a parent/guardian present

in the venue, weight restrictions apply

Slides Age, height and weight restrictions apply

Solarium Ages 16 and over

Sports Pool Height restrictions apply

Theatre Under 16s must be accompanied by a parent/guardian

Whirlpools Under 16s must be accompanied by a parent/guardian

Zip Line Height and age restrictions apply

The above policies are correct for ships in operation at the date of issue of these terms and conditions. Be advised that new ships coming into operation

for the first time after the date of issue of these terms and conditions may have additional/different features. If you intend to book a ship sailing for the

first time post issue of these terms and conditions, please see

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for the updated policies.

Please note: certain itineraries may have different age policies. Please check with the Guest Services Desk for further details.

We have a medical centre onboard that is staffed by a fully qualified doctor, however, please note that our doctors are not pediatricians. Guests must

therefore bring onboard an adequate supply of specific medications they need for all members of their family. Complimentary, organised activities are

available onboard for children. Details and programme times are available from Royal Caribbean International

. We respectfully ask parents not to allow

their children to play uncontrolled on deck, in the lounges or on the dance floors, especially during the evening. Children are not permitted in certain areas

of the ship. The number of children present on ships increases during school holiday periods.

Due to US health regulations and RCL policy, young children in nappies/pull ups (including ‘swim-safe’ varieties) may not use the pools/ whirlpools. A small

charge may be made for some children’s activities. The minimum age for infants to sail is six (6) months as of the date of sailing, and twelve (12) months as

of the date of sailing for Transatlantic/Transpacific Ocean Voyages, Hawaii, Australian, selected South American cruises and other selected cruises. For the

purposes of this policy, any cruise that has 3 or more consecutive days at sea will require infants to be 12 months old on the first day of the

cruise/cruisetour. The health and safety of our guests is our number one priority. As such, in consideration of the limitations of the shipboard medical

facility, equipment and staff, the company cannot accept waivers, releases or requests for exceptions to this policy. Please note that facilities and activities

are limited for babies under the age of three.

15. CAN I CALL ROOM SERVICE?

Yes. Room service is available onboard any time of the day or night – simply order from the room service menu located in your stateroom/suite. Royal

Caribbean International

has a service charge for onboard room service orders of $7.95 per order. The charge will not apply to orders for Continental

Breakfast.

The above policies are correct for ships in operation at the date of issue of this brochure. Be advised that new ships coming into operation for the first

time after the date of issue of these terms and conditions may have different features and opening times. If you intend to book a ship sailing for the first

time post issue of this brochure, please refer to

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closer to your sail date for the updated policy.

16. WHAT HAPPENS IF I AM ILL ONBOARD SHIP?

There is a medical centre onboard, which is staffed by a fully qualified doctor and a minimum of one nurse. There is a charge for all medical services and

adequate travel medical insurance is strongly recommended. Charges must be paid onboard ship and claims for reimbursement should be directed to your

insurers. Charges are based upon US Government Medicare Physician Fee Schedules. The medical centre provides complimentary motion sickness tablets

if required. The medical services available and medications kept onboard are extremely limited, and guests must bring an adequate supply of any specific

medications they need. Our medical facilities are not intended or designed to serve as a clinic for guests.

17. WHAT IS YOUR SMOKING POLICY?

For the comfort and enjoyment of our guests, our ships are designated as non-smoking. We recognise that some of our guests do smoke. Therefore, to provide

an onboard environment that also satisfies

smokers, we have designated certain areas of the ship as smoking areas. Cigarette, cigar, e-cigarette and pipe smoking is permitted in designated outdoor

areas. To assist in locating areas where smoking

is permitted, guests will find visible signage posted within all smoking areas and ashtrays that are provided for use. Outdoor areas near restricted areas,

food venues, and kids play areas and pools will not allow smoking. On Oasis class, smoking is not permitted in Central Park or the Boardwalk

neighborhoods. Casino Royale allows smoking and has a designated area for non-smoking guests. There will be visible signage indicating the non-smoking

area in the casino. There are select cruises departing from China that will not have a non-smoking area in the casino. Onboard all interior public spaces are

smoke free. Smoking is not permitted in any dining venue, theater, bar, lounge, hallway, elevator, and jogging track. Smoking is not permitted inside any

stateroom and any stateroom balcony. This applies to all stateroom categories onboard. If a guest is in violation of this stateroom policy, a cleaning fee of

$250 USD will be applied to their SeaPass

account and may be subject to further action pursuant to the “Consequences Section” of the Guest Conduct

Policy. Cigarettes, cigars and pipe tobacco must be properly disposed of and never thrown overboard. Cigar and pipe tobacco is limited to designated

outdoor areas. You must be at least 21 years of age to purchase, possess or use tobacco onboard for U.S. ports of departure. You must be at least 18 years

of age to purchase, possess or use tobacco onboard for international ports departure. Electronic cigarettes or e-cigarettes are only permitted within the

designated smoking areas. Royal Caribbean International

kindly asks all guests to please observe the smoking policy. These requests are made to provide

a comfortable cruise for everyone. Guest may also inquire at Guest Services for the location of the designated smoking areas onboard. Guests who violate

this smoking policy may be subject to further action pursuant to the “Consequences Section” of this Guest Conduct Policy. Please visit

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before you sail for any smoking policy updates.

18. WHAT ABOUT ALCOHOLIC DRINKS?

Fleet Wide Policy: The minimum drinking age for all alcoholic beverages on Royal Caribbean International

ships depends on the location of the ship at the start of

the cruise itinerary. For ships originating in Europe, Israel, Asia, Australia, New Zealand, and South America, the minimum drinking age limit is eighteen

(18). For ships originating in North America, the minimum drinking age is twenty-one (21). At private shoreside resorts such as Labadee and CocoCay and

when in US & Canadian ports, the minimum drinking age is twenty-one (21). We reserve the right to vary minimum age limits without notice where local

laws require or where we deem it desirable or necessary. If a guest reaches a birthday that will change their adherence to our alcohol policy, they may

visit the Guest Services Desk and on showing their passport as proof of age, their records will be updated to allow them to purchase and consume alcohol.

Guests wishing to bring personal wine and champagne onboard may do so only on initial boarding day and are limited to two (2) 750 ml bottles per

stateroom. When consumed in any shipboard restaurant, bar or dining venue, a $15 corkage fee applies per bottle. No beer or spirits may be brought

onboard. Additional bottles of wine beyond two (2) bottles that are brought onboard, or any alcoholic beverages purchased in ports of call or from

onboard shops during the cruise vacation will be stored onboard and delivered to staterooms on the last night of the sailing.

Note: Guests may bring onboard small quantities of non-alcoholic beverages in a carry-on or hand luggage. Checking in non-alcoholic beverages is no longer

permitted. Non-alcoholic beverages brought onboard may not exceed 12 standard (330ml) cans, bottles or cartons per stateroom. Distilled water or

specialised beverages such as, milk for medical purposes, dietary or infant use, are permitted.

Spanish regulations do not permit us to sell alcohol or cigarettes onboard in the duty-free shops on selected sailings which depart from Barcelona.

Restrictions apply and this policy is subject to change without notice. This policy also applies on some short sailings departing from the UK. Please note

that within the territorial waters of some countries on your itinerary or based on your embarkation port, the onboard shops may be closed or alternatively

restrictions may be imposed on some items available for purchase. Some of our cruise itineraries call exclusively upon EU ports of call and for such cruises

we are required to charge VAT (value added tax) on certain onboard goods and services depending on the VAT regulations of the home port country or the

country of a port of call. Such VAT is charged on goods and services at the point of sale and is subsequently paid over to the country charging the VAT.

Non-EU residents may be able to reclaim VAT paid on physical goods when they depart from the EU, normally at the departure airport. Restrictions apply

and this policy is subject to change without notice.

19. WHAT ARE THE GAMBLING FACILITIES ONBOARD?

There is a fully equipped Casino onboard each of our ships and you should consult your Cruise Compass for opening times. Please note that the Casino is

closed whenever the ships are in port and may be closed at other times (or throughout the entire cruise) to comply with local laws. Guests under the age

of 18 are not permitted in the Casino at any time. Guests are advised that the use of any video recording or camera equipment is strictly prohibited in the

Casino.

20. HOW DO I FIND OUT ABOUT AND BOOK SHORE EXCURSIONS?

To get the most enjoyment out of your visit to a port of call, we have made available selected shore excursions, which have been planned by independent

travel experts and are recommended for the particular ports on your cruise. Prices vary for each excursion and are subject to change. Please note RCL shall

have no liability for the operation or performance of shore excursions where we act only as agent selling the excursions on behalf of the local operators.

To ensure you do not miss out on your chosen shore excursion, we strongly recommend that you visit our website

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to reserve your

place. Shore excursions can be booked up to 2 days prior to the sailing, not including the day of sailing. For those with reduced mobility or special needs

please contact our dedicated team – [email protected]

– as soon as possible if you would like to take advantage of any of our shore excursions so

we may investigate the suitability of the excursion based on your special requirements. Shore excursions can also be booked onboard, however places are

limited and therefore we recommend you book online to avoid disappointment. Some of the shore excursions are subject to minimum numbers and may

be cancelled if requirements are not met. Proof of certification is required for all scuba tours (if any). On certain cruise Itineraries you may not be

permitted to make your own excursion arrangements at each port of call, due to health and safety, security or other regulations. Some shops/museums in

various ports may be closed due to local holidays laws or customs

. Please

Note:

Royal Caribbean International

is not responsible for any injuries or losses

sustained whilst guests are ashore on an independently booked or organized excursion. For more details, please see Clause 4.6 and 5.9 of our Booking

Terms and Conditions, and also our Shore Excursions Terms and Conditions, and Risk Acknowledgement documents.

21. WHY DOES MY U.S. CRUISE START/END IN ENSENADA / WHY DOES THE SHIP ONLY STOP FOR ONE HOUR IN CERTAIN PORTS?

American legislation requires that any vessel commencing a voyage from a US port of call must call at a distant foreign port before ending a cruise in a

different US port. For operational reasons some of our itineraries terminate at a nearby foreign port, such as Ensenada rather than returning to a different

US port. On others the ship simply calls at the distant foreign port for a very short period of time prior to returning to the US terminating port. The port at

which your cruise departs and terminates is shown on the relevant itinerary. For example, Hawaii cruises commencing in San Diego either finish in

Ensenada, Mexico or alternatively, the ship will call (often for just an hour) at Ensenada before continuing its return journey to San Diego. Other cruise

itineraries may also be affected by these or similar requirements.

For the short technical calls at a foreign port, guests are not permitted to leave the ship, but will need to ensure you have met any applicable passport or

visa requirements for this destination. If your cruise ends for example in Ensenada instead of the port your cruise originally departed from, fly/cruise

guests will be transferred by coach to their departure airport. No arrangements are made for cruise only guests. Coach transfer time from Ensenada to San

Diego Airport is approximately two hours. If you wish to book two consecutive sailings that commence and conclude in different US ports please contact

our Reservations department or your travel agent to specifically check for further advice before making a booking. Where we identify that a booking has

been made in violation of these requirements we must reserve the right to cancel any such booking(s) and refund to you the price paid.

22. WHAT DO I NEED TO DO ON THE LAST NIGHT OF THE CRUISE?

Pack your bags and place them outside your stateroom door by midnight. Your stateroom attendant will give you colored luggage tags for each piece of

luggage. Please write your name, home address and, where applicable, flight details clearly on each tag. Carry fragile, important and valuable items with

you. Additional health and safety requirements may also apply and will be notified to you in advance.

23. HOW SHOULD I PREPARE FOR DISEMBARKATION?

The Cruise Director will give detailed instructions about disembarkation and clearing customs and immigration on the last day of your cruise. We strongly

recommend that you attend this departure talk or watch the video on your in-stateroom TV. Royal Caribbean International

has no control over the length

of time it may take for Immigration and Customs clearance. The color of your luggage tag will determine your departure time from the ship and your

luggage collection point. Please also check our Supplemental Booking Terms and Conditions and any ship bulletins for additional health and safety

protocols that may apply at disembarkation.

24. WHAT IS A STANDARD FLY/CRUISE PACKAGE?

A standard fly/cruise package is one that we specifically advertise in our brochure, on our website and in other publicity materials as a cruise and flight

combination (and which may consist of additional components such as transfers and overnight hotel arrangements) that we have created for an all-

inclusive price. Our standard cruise-only package is simply the cruise holiday as advertised in our brochure or on our website without any additional

components such as hotel arrangements, flights, transfers or other components. The above contrasts with a non-standard package that offers you the

ability to select for yourself the components you wish to add to your cruise holiday. See question “What is a build your own package?” for further details.

For cruises departing from North America and other long-haul destinations, a standard fly/cruise package is where we fly you on the day prior to your

cruise, provide overnight accommodation selected by us and provide transfers to the port the following day. For European destinations, a standard

fly/cruise package is where we fly you on the same day as your cruise departure date and transfer you from the arrival airport directly to the port of

departure of your cruise. A non-standard fly/cruise package is any other air and cruise arrangement organized by us for you. In such circumstances you

shall be responsible for the cost of all accommodation and transfers in addition to the cost of the standard fly/cruise package.

25. WHAT IS A BUILD YOUR OWN PACKAGE?

A. Unlike a standard fly/cruise package or cruise only package, you can use our website to build your own package holiday starting with your cruise and

then adding other components such as flights, transfers and overnight hotel accommodation. Be advised that depending on the options you select this

could have an impact on the non-refundable deposit you will need to pay. Likewise if you ask us to add additional components supplied by us to one of

our standard fly/cruise packages, where this is possible, this will also turn your package holiday into a build your own package meaning the non-

refundable deposit you have to pay may need to be adjusted to reflect the cost of such additional components. See section 1.1 of the Booking Conditions

for further details.

26. CAN I PRE-BOOK MY AIRLINE SEATS?

Most airlines will allow you to reserve your seat ahead of travel, as long as your tickets have been paid for in full and issued – many airlines charge a

supplement for this which you’ll need to pay them directly. At our discretion, we will arrange special group rates with some airlines (allocations) and, in

some of these cases, you may not be able to pre-book your seats – they will be allocated to you when you check in online or at the airport.

27. WHAT HOTEL ARRANGEMENTS ARE MADE FOR ME PRIOR TO MY BOARDING AND AFTER I DISEMBARK FROM THE SHIP?

If your booking with us is a cruise-only package i.e. you have not booked your flights through Royal Caribbean International

, no hotel arrangements will be

made for you. Likewise, if your booking with us is a build your own package, only if you have added hotel accommodation to your booking will hotel

accommodation be provided. If you do book hotel accommodation, we recommend you also consider booking transfers as well. If however your booking

with us is a standard fly/cruise package i.e. you have flights booked and arranged through Royal Caribbean International

and your outward flight is

scheduled for the day of sailing, no hotel arrangements will be made and you will be transferred by coach to the ship. Where your booking with us is a

standard fly/cruise package and your outward flight is scheduled to arrive the day prior to the cruise (generally transatlantic and other long haul flights),

you will be provided with a hotel room at a hotel of our choice (subject to change) on a room-only basis. You will be transferred to the ship the following

day. At the end of your cruise, if your booking with us is on a cruise-only basis, you will proceed through Customs and Immigration, collect your luggage

and continue with your independently made onward arrangements. If however your booking is on a fly/cruise basis, a transfer to the airport will also be

provided Please check your travel documents for details of any post-cruise arrangements applicable to your booking (subject to change). Please ensure

that when you build your own package you ensure that you have considered not only flight arrangements but also transfers and where appropriate pre

and/or post overnight hotel accommodation as these additional items will not be automatically included in your booking by the very nature of the fact

that you are creating your own holiday.

28. WHEN SHOULD I SCHEDULE MY FLIGHT HOME?

If we are not arranging flights for you, please consult your Cruise Specialist or Travel Agent for the most appropriate flight times, ensuring you allow

sufficient time both prior to embarkation and following disembarkation. Please note that the time a ship sails and the time it arrives back, may be subject

to change.

29. CAN I BE CONTACTED?

Yes. Friends and family can contact the ship by dialling 001 321 953 9003. The cost is $7.95 per minute and can be charged to their Visa, MasterCard or

American Express. From outside the US, additional long distance charges will apply. Callers must pay by credit card (Visa, MasterCard or American

Express). A voice prompt will direct the caller to the ship. For example: ‘To call the Grandeur of the Seas

press 1#, to call the Rhapsody of the Seas

press

2#.’ Charges will start when the call is first answered onboard the ship, not when the caller begins speaking with the guest. In addition, all Royal

Caribbean

ships offer Wi-Fi and an Internet Café for guests to send and receive e-mail. Friends and family can e-mail you providing you have an Internet

email account. Costs will be charged to your SeaPass

account. Tri and quad-band mobile phones enabled for international roaming can be used with our

fleetwide roaming service.

30. WHAT ABOUT CONSECUTIVE CRUISES?

Consecutive cruises are cruises taken back to back, for example, a Western Caribbean cruise immediately followed by an Eastern Caribbean cruise. Please

note that there may be duplication of onboard programmes, menus and entertainment. Due to the preparation of the ship between sailings, some

shipboard facilities may not be available on changeover day. On changeover day, it will be necessary for you to disembark the ship in order to comply with

Customs and Immigration. It is also necessary for all back-to-back guests to re-register their SeaPass

card on changeover day for the new sailing. This

must be done at the pier before you board the ship again for your next cruise. If you have booked the same stateroom for each sailing, you may leave

luggage within your stateroom. If you have booked different staterooms for each sailing, you will need to pack your luggage at the end of the first sailing,

and it will be stored for you until your new stateroom is ready for occupancy. Please note that as our ships are not US flagged, in accordance with US

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legislation, we are not permitted to fulfil bookings of two or more consecutive cruise itineraries whose first itinerary commences in one US port and the

second itinerary concludes in a different US port unless such itineraries include a distant foreign port. If you wish to book two consecutive sailings that

commence and conclude in different US ports, please contact our reservations department or your travel agent to specifically check for further advice

before making a booking. Where we identify that a booking has been made in violation of these requirements, we must reserve the right to cancel any

such booking(s) and refund to you the price paid.

31. CAN I JOIN THE SHIP ONCE THE CRUISE IS UNDERWAY AT A PORT OF CALL FURTHER ALONG THE CRUISE ITINERARY?

It may be possible for us to arrange for guests to be ‘downlined.’ Our staff will need to arrange for security access to be granted for guests to join the ship

at a later stage. We must be advised as soon as possible, so we have time to arrange for requests to be authorised. For some sailings we are unable to

arrange downlining for any guests due to immigration constraints or Cabotage reasons.

32. WHAT TRANSFER ARRANGEMENTS WILL BE MADE AT EACH PORT OF CALL TO TAKE ME TO THE NEAREST CITY?

The transfer arrangements vary at each port of call. In some ports of call, there is a complimentary shuttle available. In other ports of call, a shuttle will be

provided for a charge. For a list of all transfer arrangements, this information will be provided onboard the ships.

33. WHAT IS AN INTERPORT SAILING?

Some of our ships operate what we call ‘Interport sailings.’ This means that a guest boards at a specific port during part of a scheduled itinerary and can

then disembark at the same port during the ship’s next scheduled itinerary, in effect doing a portion of two regular scheduled sailings. Please note that it

may not be possible for ‘Interporting’ guests to pre-book Spa reservations in advance of their Interport sailing.

34. WHAT IS ADVANCE PASSENGER INFORMATION?

The governments of many countries now require airlines to collect Advance Passenger Information consisting primarily of personal details contained in

your passport (passport number, country of issue, expiry date, given names as they appear on the passport, last name, gender, date of birth and

nationality) which we must share with airlines in order to organise air travel for you. Passengers travelling to the USA are also required to give their

country of residence, Alien Registration Number (Green Card) for those who have US residency and Destination address in the US including Zip Code

(Postcode). To provide this information please visit your airline website. Failure to do this may result in you being denied boarding onto your flight. If you

have any questions call

09-9708715 *

or contact your travel agent.

*Local call charges apply.

BOOKING CONDITIONS

Important Notice:

You are viewing the Booking Conditions applicable to cruises with Royal Caribbean International (and any related goods and services

booked through Royal Caribbean Group). These Booking Conditions are applicably only to guests whose Primary Country of Residence is

Israel. If your Primary Country of Residence is not Israel, then please visit https://www.royalcaribbean.com/guest-terms to determine the

Booking Conditions that apply to you.

“Primary Country of Residence” means the country where you primarily reside at the time of booking the cruise. This should be indicated

by you, your agent, or other representative at the time of booking the cruise or at online check-in.

These Booking Conditions are governed by the laws of England and Wales, and any claims or disputes must be resolved by alternative

dispute resolution or under the laws and exclusive jurisdiction of the Courts of England and Wales.

If you have any questions about which Booking Conditions apply to your booking (or any related goods and services), please speak to your

travel agent or local RCL representative.

“Carrier” shall include: (i) the Vessel, or any substituted ship; its launches or crafts (ii) the Vessel's operator, owner, manager and charterer; and (iii) with

respect to the Land Tour portion of any CruiseTour, the operator of that Land Tour (“LTO”).

In these Booking Conditions, ‘you’ and ‘your’ means all persons named on a booking and ‘we’, ‘us’, ‘ourselves’ and ‘Royal Caribbean’ means either Royal

Caribbean Cruises Ltd or RCL Cruises Ltd as will be determined as being the Carrier under these Booking Conditions. RCL Cruises Ltd. is a UK registered

subsidiary company and UK sales and marketing agent of Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. Your local booking office is RCL Cruises Ltd with address at Building

7, The Heights, Brooklands, Weybridge, Surrey, KT13 0XW. If you book a Royal Caribbean® cruise-only holiday, fly cruise holiday or build your own package

with us, you can have the peace of mind in knowing that we shall have responsibility for the proper performance of all aspects of your holiday.

If you book an Royal Caribbean® cruise only holiday in conjunction with other services (such as flights, on-shore accommodation and/or ground transfers)

which are arranged or provided by a travel agent or tour operator (‘travel organiser’) with whom you book and not provided by us, your contract for your

entire holiday including the cruise and all other such services and arrangements will be with your travel organiser and not with us. The travel organiser’s

own Booking Conditions will apply to your contract (with the exception of section 5.13 (c). Please ensure you obtain a copy of these from your travel

organiser before or at the time of booking. Please note we do not have any liability to you in these circumstances. However, in the event we are found

liable to you on any basis, our liability and/or obligations to you or your organiser will be no greater or different to the liability and obligations we have

under these Booking Conditions to consumers who have a contract with us. In any such situation we will be fully entitled to rely on all defences, exclusions

and limitations contained in the Booking Conditions set out below.

COVID-19

We have additional measures and Supplementary Terms and Conditions in relation to COVID-19. These detail our health screening and testing processes

before you sail to ensure that you do not have COVID-19. You must participate in and follow the processes we put in place, including health screening and

testing, to prevent the spread of COVID-19 onboard. We have enhanced sanitation onboard and have made changes so that you can social distance

onboard. This may mean that some facilities and restaurants are not open at full capacity or may change from time to time. You will be required to isolate

onboard if you contract, or we suspect that you have contracted, COVID-19. You must have travel insurance which covers your medical care, quarantine

and repatriation in the event that you contract COVID-19. Governments and public authorities continue to develop their policies and change their rules.

Our own processes and procedures change in line with those policies. This means we may need to make changes to your sailing and/or what we require of

you before and during your sailing with us. You must comply with our Guest Health, Safety and Conduct Policy (also called ‘Guest Conduct Policy’) while

onboard. Please also take note of our Refusal to Transport Policy. We have published an update to our Privacy Policy which details how we will use your

personal data as part of the additional steps we are taking in relation to COVID-19. Please be aware that we will collect and use personal information,

including health information, in connection with these measures, and may disclose it to health or port authorities, if required.

For more information regarding our COVID-19 cancelation policy, please check our “

COVID-19 SUPPLEMENTARY TERMS AND CONDITIONS

”.

These following Booking Conditions together with any Supplementary Booking Terms and Conditions, Excursion Terms and Conditions, General

Information, Guest Health Safety and Conduct Policy and other notified policies, including our Health Acknowledgement (available at

RoyalCaribbean.com/il (

or on request) together form your contract with us. The parties to the contract are yourself and either Royal Caribbean Cruises

Ltd, Celebrity Cruises Inc. both with places of business In Miami, Florida or RCL Cruises Ltd, a UK company with registered office at Building 7, The Heights,

Brooklands, Weybridge, Surrey, KT13 0XW, United Kingdom, ( we’, ‘us’, ‘ourselves’ 'RCL' or ‘Royal Caribbean’) who shall accept legal responsibility for the

proper performance of this contract as set out below. You will be advised of the relevant contracting party at the time of booking and/or on your

confirmation invoice.

Please Note: In the event of any dispute or legal proceedings related to this contract, such dispute or legal proceedings must be brought In the State of

Israel, and the Courts of Israel shall have exclusive jurisdiction of such dispute or proceedings.

If you book a Royal Caribbean

cruise-only holiday, fly cruise holiday or build your own package with us, you can have the peace of mind in knowing that

we shall have responsibility for the proper performance of all aspects of your holiday. If you book an Royal Caribbean

cruise only holiday in conjunction

with other services (such as flights, on-shore accommodation and/or ground transfers) which are arranged or provided by a travel agent or tour operator

(‘travel organiser’) with whom you book and not provided by us, your contract for your entire holiday including the cruise and all other such services and

arrangements will be with your travel organiser and not with us. The travel organiser’s own Booking Conditions will apply to your contract (with the

exception of section 5.13 (c)). Please ensure you obtain a copy of these from your travel organiser before or at the time of booking. Please note: we do not

have any liability to you in these circumstances. However, in the event we are found liable to you on any basis, our liability and/or obligations to you or

your organiser will be no greater or different to the liability and obligations we have under these Booking Conditions to consumers who have a contract

with us. In any such situation we will be fully entitled to rely on all defences, exclusions and limitations contained in the Booking Conditions set out below.

GUEST HEALTH SAFETY AND CONDUCT POLICY, AND OTHER POLICIES

It shall be a condition of boarding and remaining on-board any of our ships that all guests throughout their stay comply with our Guest Health Safety and

Conduct Policy. This policy is designed to ensure that all guests are able to participate in a safe and enjoyable cruise vacation and, as such, the Guest

Health Safety and Conduct Policy sets forth standards of conduct for guests to follow throughout their Royal Caribbean International cruise vacation,

including transfers to and from ships, inside terminals, while on-board, at ports of call, during shore excursions and at our private destinations. Please

review the Guest Conduct Policy and other Policies at

www.royalcaribbean.com/il/terms-and-conditions

or contact your local booking office for further

details before booking and in advance of travel.

1 BOOKING YOUR HOLIDAY

1.1 HOW DO I MAKE A BOOKING?

To book your chosen holiday, contact our Reservations Department on

or book online at

RoyalCaribbean.com/il

or visit one of our authorized Travel

Agents in your country. Guests who purchase their holiday arrangements via our website need to ensure that all details are correct at the time of booking

as amendment or cancellation charges may apply to any components that are requested to be changed at a later date due to any error or omission made

by you. For all standard fly/cruise or standard cruise only bookings you make with us you must pay a non-refundable deposit of $150 per person. This

deposit amount also applies to consecutive cruises (see section 29 above) and we only take one deposit per person for the whole trip. For cruise only

sailings of 5 nights or less, our deposit is reduced to $75 per person (or full payment if booking within 45 days of departure). If you are adding flights,

hotels, transfers or other components to your holiday, you may be required to pay a higher non-refundable deposit, so we are able to secure such

additional components. Any increased non-refundable deposit payment required will be advised to you at the time of booking.

Please note: you are also able to book a future cruise whilst onboard one of our ships, using our ‘Book Now’ or 'Book Later' programs. Please see the

onboard sales consultant for full details. Terms and conditions apply for Royal Caribbean International’s onboard bookings, so please ensure you check

your invoice carefully at the time of making a booking. Any bookings made onboard will be subject to these booking conditions. Your full name, including

any middle names, as it appears on your passport, as well as your date of birth, must be given at the time of reservation. Please note that any payment

you make to us using a debit or credit card will be settled via a bank in the US, and therefore your card issuer may choose to apply a foreign settlement

fee. Please refer to the terms and conditions of your debit or credit card for details. For guests making bookings onboard any of our ships, different deposit

policies may apply. Full details will be provided at the time of booking.

*Local call rates apply.

1.2 HOW WILL MY HOLIDAY BE CONFIRMED?

Providing your chosen holiday is available, you have completed the booking process, agreed to our Booking Terms and Conditions and we have received all

appropriate payments, we will send our Confirmation Invoice to you (if booking direct) or your Travel Agent. Please note: it may not be possible to confirm

your flight details at this point. If so, these will be confirmed to you at a later date. A binding contract between us only comes into existence when we send

out our Confirmation Invoice. A contract will exist at this point, even if we are unable to confirm your flight details at that time. This invoice will show the

balance due on your holiday that still has to be paid and also your flight details (where applicable and/or available). Please check all details are correct as

soon as you receive your Confirmation Invoice, electronic cruise documents, flight tickets, ATOL Certificate (where applicable) and any other documents

from your Travel Agent or us. If any details appear to be incorrect, you must inform your Travel Agent or our Reservations Department if booking direct

within 14 days of us sending the document to your Travel Agent or you for all documents other than flight tickets and e-tickets and within 5 days for flight

tickets and e-tickets. Once your airline tickets have been issued, you must travel as per the itinerary in sequence as originally booked. Any flight sector not

utilised will invalidate the ticket and the rest of the itinerary will automatically be cancelled.

1.3 WHAT INFORMATION MUST I PROVIDE TO YOU AND WHY?

From time to time we may be required to collect personal information relating to you and your party to pass on to Immigration Authorities, Health

Authorities, or equivalent government bodies in relevant countries, and air carriers. You must therefore provide us with any personal information

legitimately requested by us at the time of booking your cruise or where requested later, by the date we require you to provide that information. This

information includes certain data set out in your passport, emergency contact information, healthcare and insurance details. We will inform you at the

time of booking, or as soon as we become aware, of the exact details required and the date we require that information. By providing us with the details

requested under these Booking Conditions, you consent to the sharing of your personal data with third parties including where necessary the transfer of

your personal data outside the European Economic Area for the purpose of fulfilling this holiday contract with you. If you fail to supply full and accurate

details within the time-limits we specify, we shall be entitled to refuse your booking or treat such failure to provide such information within the time limits

specified as a cancellation of your holiday. Further, where we do not exercise our right to cancel your booking in these circumstances, you agree to

reimburse us for any fines, surcharges or other financial penalties we incur as a consequence of any failure by you to provide full and accurate details

within the time limits we specified to you. Please also see our Privacy Policy on

www.royalcaribbean.com/il/resources/privacy-policy.

CRUISE CHECK-IN

We strongly recommend you check In for your cruise at

RoyalCaribbean.com/il

to submit these details. Providing this information online and prior to your

cruise will significantly speed up your check-in process and you will be able to board the ship sooner and avoid any possible delays and queues at the

cruise terminal. If you have not completed online check-in, you will be required to complete this process at the pier no later than two hours prior to the

published sailing time. All guests must be checked in and onboard the ship no later than 90 minutes prior to the published sailing time or they will not be

permitted to sail. You will need to have your booking ID and date of sailing to hand or, if we have already received this information from you at the time of

booking, verify that the details we are holding are complete and accurate. If you do not have access to the Internet, please see your Travel Agent or

contact our Reservations Department if you have booked direct. They will advise you on how this information can be provided or verified. Our procedures

may change, and we will inform you of any changes at the time of booking or as soon as possible thereafter.

FLIGHT BOOKINGS

At the time of issue of these terms and conditions EU airlines are required to pass certain personal information relating to passengers (principally, but not

exclusively, information on the data page of a passenger’s passport) to the US Authorities as well as applicable authorities in other countries where you

are travelling in advance of the date of any flight booking. While we may obtain some of the information that we require from you at the time of booking,

we also require that you provide us with certain additional personal information within specific time limits. We strongly recommend that you supply the

personal details for all guests (including full names, dates of birth and passport details) through our Online Check-In process as soon as possible after the

booking is made, as this will help us ensure we can issue all flight and accurate details within the time limits we specify, we shall be entitled to refuse your

booking or treat such failure to provide such information within the time limits specified as a cancellation of your holiday. If you have not supplied us with

complete and accurate information, your party may not be allowed to board your cruise ship and/or any outward or return flight. Where this happens

because of your failure to fully comply with such obligations we cannot accept any liability to you or any of your party and we will not pay you any

compensation or make any refunds to you or your party in such circumstances and you will be responsible for your own onward/return travel

arrangements. Further, if such failure to provide this information results in fines, surcharges or other financial penalty being imposed upon us, you will

also be responsible for reimbursing us. Please also see our Privacy Policy available on

www.RoyalCaribbean.com/il.

1.4 WHEN IS THE BALANCE DUE?

Please note that we must receive the balance of the holiday cost no less than 45 days prior to departure. If you book within 45 of departure, you must pay

the total holiday cost at the time of booking. If we do not receive all monies due to us in full and on time (including any surcharge where applicable), we

shall cancel your holiday due to non-payment. In this case, you will have to pay cancellation charges as set out below (see 1.10). If you use your credit or

debit card to pay us directly for your cruise, please be aware that we may process that transaction via a bank in the US and your card issuer may choose to

charge you a foreign processing fee. We advise you to check the terms and conditions of such foreign transactions with your card issuer in advance of

making a payment to us.

1.5 WHAT HAPPENS TO MONEY PAID TO A TRAVEL AGENT?

Except for flight inclusive bookings, all monies you pay to one of our authorised Travel Agents for your holiday with us will be held by the agent on your

behalf until we issue our Confirmation Invoice. After that point, your agent will hold the monies on our behalf. For flight inclusive bookings, all monies paid

to such authorised agents for your holiday with us will be held on our behalf until they are paid to us or refunded to you. If you are unable to complete the

online check-in process or print your bar-coded SetSail Pass, this may be due to an outstanding balance on your booking. If you have booked via a Travel

Agent, please speak to your Travel Agent so that the funds can be transferred to us, so that you can then complete the process.

1.6 WHAT DOES THE PRICE INCLUDE?

Unless stated otherwise, all standard fly/cruise package and standard cruise-only prices quoted in the brochure and on the website are per person in US

Dollars or Euro and are based on two people sharing the specified stateroom. Some elements of your holiday will vary by itinerary. However, generally a

standard fly/cruise package price include the following where applicable: full board (room service additional fee applies) accommodation onboard ship,

entertainment* onboard ship; return international flights and connecting flights as per confirmation invoice; hotel accommodation as stated in the

itinerary (room only basis unless otherwise stated), representatives at some overseas arrival airports on standard departure dates; and relevant taxes.

Standard fly/cruise package pricing as stated in the brochure is based on the lowest available UK departure airport, which may be a regional airport, at the

time of going to print. Please contact our Reservations Department for further information. For cruise only packages, the cruise price includes full board,

accommodation, entertainment* onboard ship and relevant taxes. All holiday elements featured are subject to availability at the time of booking. If you

have booked a cruise-only holiday we shall only provide the services relating to the ship as set out above. For build your own package guests, apart from

the services relating to shipboard services as set out above, what is included will be as per your selection only. Please always check your confirmation

invoice on receipt to ensure it includes all relevant details. Unless otherwise agreed, the price does not include foreign departure taxes or airport

improvement tax (on some itineraries this will have to be paid locally); shore excursions and personal expenses (for example, onboard drinks, laundry

charges, health and beauty treatments, hairdressing, telephone calls, etc.); hotel meals onshore (unless otherwise stated); transfers by any method if not

travelling on the standard departure date(s); travel insurance; Service charges/tips**, i.e. service charges/tips onboard or ashore; anything else which is

not specifically mentioned as being included in the price.

*A charge may be made for some entertainment activities onboard.

Service charge for onboard dining and stateroom staff will be automatically added if you declined to pre-pay this service at the time of booking (see 13). Please note: if you are taking

consecutive cruises there may be some duplication with regard to onboard programs, meals and entertainment. The value of the supplement will be confirmed to you at the time of

making a booking with us.

We reserve the right to make a fuel surcharge when making a booking, to reflect the cost of fuel or other power sources. We may also increase prices to

reflect changes in relevant taxes, fees or foreign exchange rates. See section 1.9 for further details relating to the limits of any price variation.

1.7 HOW DO I OBTAIN THE LOWEST PRICE PER PERSON?

The prices shown are ‘from’ prices. Fly/cruise package pricing is based on the lowest fare available at the time of going to print from a local departure

airport (which may be a regional airport and/or indirect flights). Please contact our Reservations Department, your travel agent or cruise specialist for

further details. The ‘from’ prices are calculated using the lowest stateroom category available, and this pricing may not be available on all sail dates

shown. Prices will vary by ship, itinerary, sailing dates, stateroom category and additionally departure airport if you purchase a standard fly/cruise

package. Prices may change at any time, please contact your travel agent or our Reservations Department directly.

1.8 WHAT IS A ‘GUARANTEE’ (GTY) BOOKING?

We may (at our discretion) offer you the option of making a ‘Guarantee’ (GTY) booking. This means you may book a stateroom of a guaranteed minimum

category type, (specified by us prior to booking) on your chosen ship. However, the exact location of the stateroom on the ship will be allocated by us (at

our discretion) and at any time up until checking in at the Port. Once your GTY stateroom has been allocated to you, we are unable to accept any changes

requested by you. The benefits to you of a GTY stateroom are that, after your booking has been confirmed, we may (at our discretion) upgrade your

stateroom to one of a superior category to that originally booked at no extra charge to you. In any event, you are ‘guaranteed’ the minimum category of

stateroom we agree to offer at the time of booking. The stateroom we allocate will be suitable for the number of guests occupying it and this may mean

you are allocated a room with upper berths which are accessed by a ladder. Upper berths may only be used by guests over 6 years old so GTY staterooms

are not recommended for young families. If you have a specific requirement regarding your stateroom, or stateroom location, or are travelling with family

or friends, (especially children) you want to be near, then we suggest you do not book a GTY. At times, we may offer promotional GTY offers. Such

promotional GTY categories are defined as follows:

WS Suite Guarantee*

XB Ocean View Balcony Guarantee

XN Neighborhood Balcony Guarantee

YO Ocean View Guarantee

ZI Interior Guarantee

*Suite layouts and benefits vary by category. We may allocate you an entry level suite without

a balcony and/or which does not include the same benefits as a higher grade.

Please note: If you book 2 or more cruises to be taken back to back and either one or all cruises are booked under a GTY basis, there is the possibility that

you will be allocated different staterooms on each cruise, therefore necessitating the need to move between staterooms on

the changeover day between your back to back cruises.

1.9 WILL THE PRICE CHANGE?

We reserve the right to increase or decrease the prices of unsold holidays at any time. The price of your chosen holiday will be confirmed in accordance

with section 1.2 above. Once the price of your chosen holiday has been confirmed at the time of booking, then subject to the correction of errors, we will

only increase or decrease the price in the following circumstances: Price increases or decreases after booking will be passed on by way of a surcharge or

refund. A surcharge or refund (as applicable) will be payable, subject to the conditions set out in this clause, if transportation costs or dues, taxes or fees

payable for services such as landing taxes or embarkation or disembarkation fees at ports or airports increase or decrease or our costs increase or

decrease as a result of any adverse or favourable changes in the exchange rates which have been used to calculate the cost of your holiday. Even in the

above cases, only if the amount of the increase in our costs exceeds 2% of the total cost of your holiday (excluding any amendment charges), will we levy a

surcharge. If any surcharge is greater than 8% of the cost of your holiday (excluding any amendment charges), and we advise you in writing no later than

20 days prior to the start of your holiday, you will be entitled to choose one of options (a), (b) and (c) as set out in section 5.5. You have 14 days from the

issue date printed on the surcharge invoice to tell us if you want to choose option (b) or (c) as set out in section 5.5 below, failing which we shall deem you

to have accepted the change and will invoice you accordingly for such additional costs and indicate the time period to make such additional payment. If

you do not tell us that you wish to choose either of these options within this period of time, we are entitled to assume that you do not wish to do so and

will pay the surcharge. Any surcharge must be paid with the balance of the cost of the holiday or within 14 days of the issue date printed on the surcharge

invoice, whichever is the later. We promise not to levy a surcharge within 20 days of the start of your holiday. Please note: travel arrangements are not

always purchased in local currency and some apparent changes have no impact on the price of your holiday travel due to contractual and other protection

in place. A refund will only be payable if the decrease in our costs exceeds 2% as set out above. Where a refund is due, we will pay you the full amount of

the decrease in our costs. We reserve the right to correct errors in both advertised and confirmed prices. We will do so as soon as we become aware of

the error. Please note: changes and errors occasionally occur. You must check the price of your chosen holiday at the time of booking. Please note: any

changes you make to your booking may result in a change in price explained in section.

1.10 IF I HAVE TO CANCEL MY CRUISE HOLIDAY, WILL I RECEIVE A REFUND?

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cancellation terms.

If you or anybody travelling with you wishes to cancel either your/their holiday, you must contact us (if booking direct) or your travel agent and give notice

in writing using registered mail or e-mail to ensure safe receipt of the cancellation letter. The holiday will only be cancelled on the date we receive the

written notice of cancellation. If you cancel you will have to pay the cancellation charges set out below and calculated on the total price of the booking:

3 – 5 night sailings:

90 days or more prior to sailing = no charge per person*

89 – 60 days prior to sailing = $35 per person

59 – 30 days prior to sailing = $100 per person

29 – 8 days prior to sailing = 50% of the total price (taxes/fees excluded)

7 days or less prior to sailing = 100% of total price (taxes/fees excluded)

6 nights and longer sailings:

90 days or more prior to sailing = no charge per person*

89 – 60 days prior to sailing = $70 per person

59 – 45 days prior to sailing = Full Deposit Amount

44 – 30 days prior to sailing = 25% of total price (taxes/fees excluded)

29 – 8 days prior to sailing = 50% of the total price (taxes/fees excluded)

7 days or less prior to sailing = 100% of total price (taxes/fees excluded

*Please note that certain advertised fares may be offered on a non-refundable basis meaning that irrespective of when you cancel the booking, the

minimum cancellation charge will always be the loss of the deposit payment per person. Other terms may also apply to such bookings including, but

not limited to, the application of change fees. Marketing literature will indicate where a booking is subject to a non - refundable deposit. Depending

on the reason for cancellation, you may be able to reclaim these cancellation charges (less any applicable excess) under the terms of your insurance

policy. Claims must be made directly to the insurance company concerned.

Be advised that any refund due to you shall be paid to you within 14 days of cancellation of any booking. Please refer to section 1.11 when making a

significant amendment, within 89 days your departure date as your booking variation may be treated as a cancellation of your original booking and

cancellation charges will apply. Therefore, a new booking will be created incorporating any new business rules or terms and conditions applicable.

Please note: The date of departure means the date the arrangements you have booked with us commence. Depending on the reason for cancellation, you

may be able to reclaim these cancellation charges (less any applicable excess) under the terms of your insurance policy. Claims must be made directly to

your insurance company. Where any cancellation reduces the number of full paying party members below the number on which the price, number of free

places and/or any concessions agreed for your booking were based, we will recalculate these items and re-invoice you at the applicable higher price. For

guests making bookings onboard any of our ships, different cancellation policies may apply. Full details will be provided at the time of booking.

The above terms are without prejudice to your statutory rights under Israeli Consumer Protection Law regarding sales of "Accommodation, travel, leisure

and recreation services".

1.11 CAN I MAKE CHANGES TO MY BOOKING AFTER IT HAS BEEN CONFIRMED?

Should you wish to make any changes to your confirmed holiday, you must notify us in writing or by telephone as soon as possible. Whilst we will

endeavor to assist, we cannot guarantee we will be able to meet any such requests. Please note that any amendments for hotels, transfers and flights may

result in the loss of the amount that was collected at the time of booking for these additional components. The transfer fee is $75 per guest which is

limited to the first two guests on a booking, therefore any additional guests on the booking will not be charged.

Please note: the transfer fee is a non-refundable amount, which will be included in any cancellation charges as in point 1.10 above.

Please note: your booking will be re-priced in-line with the up-to-date business and price rules and a new confirmation invoice will be issued. For all

changes that we consider to be minor changes (such as a change of stateroom or name changes on an existing booking by way of example only) any costs

or charges incurred or imposed by any of our suppliers may be passed on to the guest.

Passengers should note that suppliers may not allow name changes and that the booking may need to be cancelled and rebooked. For minor or major

changes, the rebooking will always be subject to availability and to payment of any charges imposed by the supplier which may, in some cases, be the full

cost of the ticket. Given that the transfer and amendment fees are both non-refundable, we would recommend that these amounts are collected from the

guest at the time the changes are made, as they will be charged to the booking as part of any cancellation. If you request a change within 56 days of

departure, this may be treated as a cancellation of your original booking and cancellation charges as set out in these terms and conditions will be payable

(see clause 1.10). The changed arrangements will then be treated as a new booking. If you or any of the persons travelling with you are prevented from

taking the holiday, such as due to medical reasons, you/they may give your/their place on the booking to someone else (suggested by you). In this

situation, providing we are given not less than 7 days’ notice in writing of your wish to make the change, we will permit the name change. The airline and

flight routing may differ from the original assignment due to this name change. You must produce documentary proof of the reason for the transfer of

your/their booking with the request (e.g., a letter from a doctor etc.). Both the person who was originally due to take the holiday and the person who

actually does so must make sure that the administration fee and any charges/costs (see below) as well as any amount which is still due to be paid for the

holiday is paid as required before any change can be made.

1.12 WILL I NEED TRAVEL INSURANCE?

Yes, all guests should ensure they have appropriate personal travel insurance before departure. This must include as a minimum cover for the cost of

cancellation by yourself and the cost of medical treatment and assistance including repatriation in the event of accident or illness. It is your responsibility

to make sure that the insurance you purchase is suitable and adequate for your particular needs and to purchase additional or alternative insurance if

required. We would strongly recommend that you contact your Travel Agent or an independent insurance broker for details of suitable policies. Please see

your Confirmation Invoice for further details of our recommended insurance broker (if any).

2. BEFORE YOU LEAVE HOME

2.1 WHAT ABOUT VALUABLE OR IMPORTANT ITEMS?

Please make sure that all valuable and important items (for example, medicines, jewelry, fragile items, important travel and other documents,

video/camera/laptop/mobile phone etc.) are carried by hand and not packed in your luggage. Once onboard please ensure your valuables are not left

unsecured in your stateroom or elsewhere onboard the ship. Special care must be taken of such items. For your protection once onboard, all valuable and

important items should be deposited with the Guest Services Desk or, in your stateroom mini-safe. You are also strongly advised to take out appropriate

and adequate insurance to protect such items. We cannot accept any responsibility or liability for any valuable or important items, which are not

deposited with the Guest Services Desk or with your hotel (booked with us) for safekeeping. For items which are so deposited, the maximum we will pay

you if any item(s) is lost or damaged (for any reason) whilst in our care is the maximum which is payable under The Athens Convention (see 5.8) in this

situation. So that we may assist as much as possible, you must tell us about the problem as soon as possible. If you discover the loss, delay or damage

when onboard, you must immediately report it to the Guest Services Desk. The time limits for notifying any loss, delay or damage, are as follows: Any

damage or delay, which is apparent, must be notified to ourselves and the supplier of the service concerned (if it is not us) before or, at latest, at the time

of departure from the ship or, for other services, whilst using or at the end of using those services. Any loss, damage or delay, which is not apparent, must

be notified to ourselves and the supplier of the service concerned (if it is not us) within 15 days of departure from the ship or the end of your using the

service in question. In the event that you do not notify us within these time limits, this may affect our ability to investigate the loss, delay or damage and

may impact on the way the complaint is dealt with. In all cases, you must give credit for payments received from any airline and/or other supplier in

connection with your claim. You must also give us details of any relevant insurance coverage you hold. In appropriate cases we are entitled to ask you to

reduce your claim by the amount received from any/all insurance companies.

2.2 ARE THERE ANY PROHIBITED ITEMS THAT I CANNOT TAKE WITH ME?

You must not pack in any luggage or bring onboard any item specified as dangerous or illegal (e.g. guns, explosives, drugs, animals, knives (ceremonial or

other), flammable items etc.). Drones, Hoverboards and baby monitors are also not permitted onboard. Small quantities of non-alcoholic beverages can

be brought onboard in carry-on or hand luggage. Checking in non-alcoholic beverages

is not permitted. Accredited service animals are allowed onboard for guests with disabilities, however emotional support animals are not permitted

onboard. In addition, we/the airline may specify other items which you must not bring with you and may also refuse to allow you to take onboard any

item which we/the airline, consider being inappropriate. Please contact the individual airline to confirm their current restricted items, although these are

subject to change without prior notification. If we or the Master of the ship have reason to believe that any stateroom may contain any item or substance

which should not have been brought onboard, the Master or an authorized officer has the right to enter and search the stateroom concerned and seize

any such item or substance. Please ensure that any sharp items, including but not limited to scissors, razor blades, nail clippers, tweezers, combs with

metal prongs and knitting needles, are packed in your check-in luggage and not your hand luggage due to airport security measures.

2.3 WHAT SHOULD I DO IF MY PROPERTY IS LOST, DELAYED OR DAMAGED DURING MY CRUISE?

This section applies in relation to any loss, delay or damage to property which occurs during your cruise or whilst getting on or off the ship or whilst using

any services provided or arranged by us except for any claims in relation to any valuable or important items (see section 2.1) or in relation to air travel,

including the process of getting on or off the aircraft (see section 2.4 below.) It is our guests’ responsibility to remove all of their belongings from their

stateroom when they depart their cruise. If an item is left onboard, whilst we will assist you in trying to recover the item, if we are unable to do so, then

we cannot be held responsible and we will refer you to your travel insurance to make a claim for the item. Please note that items left behind may be

destroyed. You must tell us about the problem as soon as possible. If you discover the loss, delay or damage when onboard, you must immediately report

it to the Guest Services Desk.

The time limits for notifying any loss, delay or damage, and the maximum amount which will be payable by us or the supplier concerned, are as follows:

- Any damage or delay, which is apparent, must be notified to ourselves and the supplier of the service concerned (if it is not us) before or, at latest, at the

time of departure from the ship or, for other services, whilst using or at the end of using those services.

- Any loss, damage or delay, which is not apparent, must be notified to ourselves and the supplier of the service concerned (if it is not us) within 15 days of

departure from the ship or the end of your using the service in question. If you can prove that the damage, delay or loss was our fault or the fault of the

supplier of a service that we agreed to arrange as part of your holiday, we will compensate you for the loss or damage you can prove you have suffered as

a result, subject to and in accordance with The Athens Convention. However, the maximum we will have to pay you for any damage, delay or loss in these

circumstances is the maximum which is payable in respect of stateroom luggage under The Athens Convention. This will also be the case where any

property is damaged, delayed or lost whilst not onboard or getting on or off the ship but using other services (apart from air travel) which form part of the

holiday we have contractually agreed to provide. In all cases, you must give credit for payments received from any airline and/or other supplier in

connection with your claim. You must also give us details of any relevant insurance coverage you hold. In appropriate cases we are entitled to reduce your

claim by the amount received from any/all insurance companies.

2.4 WHAT SHOULD I DO IF MY PROPERTY IS LOST, DELAYED OR DAMAGED DURING AIR TRAVEL?

Any damage, destruction, delay or loss suffered during any travel by air (including the process of getting on and off the aircraft) must be notified to the

airline at the time of discovery or, in any event, in writing within 7 days of the end of the flight concerned for damage, destruction or loss or within 21 days

of the luggage being made available for you in the event of delay. Guests with flights booked via Royal Caribbean International

should also contact our

Guest Services team onboard who will be able to assist. The maximum we or the airline will have to pay you in the event of any damage, destruction,

delay or loss of luggage or property is the most which is payable under the relevant international convention or regulation. We will only be liable for any

air travel that has been booked as part of a standard fly/cruise package or build your own package that incorporates

flight services. For most international flights, this will be the Montreal Convention 1999. Where the Montreal Convention 1999 applies, the maximum we

or the airline will have to pay you at present for loss, destruction, damage, delay of luggage is the maximum payable under the Convention. We and the

airline will not be liable to pay any compensation in the case of delay affecting luggage if we or the airline can prove that the airline took all measures that

could reasonably be required to avoid the delay or that it was impossible for the airline or its employees to take such measures. In the case of damage,

destruction, delay or loss of luggage, if we or the airline prove that the damage, destruction, delay or loss was caused or contributed to by the negligence

or other wrongful act or omission of the person claiming compensation, or the person from whom he or she derives his rights, we and the airline will not

be liable for the damage, destruction, delay or loss, to the extent that such negligence or wrongful act or omission caused or contributed to the damage,

destruction, delay or loss. Subject to the above, we and the airline will only be liable for destruction or loss of, or of damage to, checked luggage on the

condition only that the event which caused the destruction, loss or damage took place onboard the aircraft or during any period within which the checked

luggage was in the charge of the airline. However, neither we nor the airline will be liable if and to the extent that the destruction loss or damage resulted

from the inherent defect, quality or vice of the luggage. In the case of unchecked luggage, including personal items, we and the airline will only be liable if

the damage resulted from the airline’s fault or that of its employees or agents. Some airlines have restrictions on weight, as well as the number of pieces

for checked luggage. Please check with the relevant airlines for your exact luggage allowance permitted as in most cases exceeding these limits will incur

additional fees. In all cases, you must give credit for payments received from any airline or other supplier in connection with your claim. You must also give

us details of any relevant insurance coverage you hold. In appropriate cases we are entitled to ask you to reduce your claim by the amount received from

any insurance companies.

2.5 WHAT IS MY LUGGAGE ALLOWANCE?

The maximum luggage allowance for guests boarding our ships is 200lbs (90kg) per guest, however, airlines also impose their own baggage allowance,

with which you must also comply, this is usually less than the cruise allowance. There are always restrictions on the amount, size and weight of the

luggage you may take on any flight, in particular where we are using non-scheduled services. We strongly recommend that you check with your airline

directly for confirmation of your baggage allowance as allowances vary from airline to airline and excess luggage fees may apply. In some instances

baggage allowance can be limited to as little as 15kg. All luggage allowances are subject to variation by the airline concerned and you may be charged

additional costs by the airline for excess luggage. Please note: If you are sailing on a transatlantic Ocean Voyages cruise and you have booked a fly cruise

package, your luggage allowance will be limited to the lower allowance, specified by the airline. Recently many airlines have reduced the number of free

pieces of checked baggage you can take on transatlantic flights. Please check with your airline for details. Please note, we reserve the right to strictly

enforce the luggage allowance limitation.

2.6 WHAT ARE THE PASSPORT AND VISA REQUIREMENTS FOR MY HOLIDAY?

PASSPORTS

You should ensure that you have your own unrestricted 10-year (5 year for children) passport which is valid for at least 6 months after your expected

return date. Guests holding other passports should check with the relevant embassies. It is no longer possible for children to be included on their parent’s

passport. Obtaining a full passport may take several weeks, but you should allow longer at busy times of the year. If you or any member of your party is 16

or over and haven’t yet got a passport, our recommendation is that you should apply for one at least 6 weeks before your holiday. Your national Passport

Service may have to confirm your identity before issuing your first passport and will ask you to attend an interview in order to do this. All guests should

check with the relevant embassy prior to travel for the most up to date information on passenger requirements.

VISAS

There may be a visa requirement for destinations on your cruise, particularly if you are visiting countries in the USA, Asia, the Middle East, China, India and

Australia. If you need assistance when applying for your visas, Royal Caribbean recommends VisaCentral, a CIBT company. To make sure you know about

the visa requirements for your destination, please visit the dedicated Royal Caribbean visa portal at:

www.visacentral.co.uk/royalcaribbean

or call your Travel Agent to speak to a visa consultant. At the time of going to print, visa requirements for foreign

visitors to the following countries apply (but are subject to change before you book):

United States

– It is a mandatory requirement that, to be eligible to board any cruise or flight which will call at any US port of entry, Puerto Rico or the

British Virgin Islands (BVI), all individuals intending to travel have either a valid visa or a valid Electronic System Travel Authorisation (ESTA). Certain

nationals can apply via ESTA under the Visa Waiver Program. You must complete your application for an ESTA no later than 72 hours before departing for

the United States. Real-time approvals are no longer available and arriving at the airport without a previously approved ESTA will likely result in being

denied boarding.

Please also note certain persons may not be eligible to enter the United States under the Visa Waiver Program. These include, but are not limited to,

people who have been arrested, even if the arrest did not result in a criminal conviction and those with criminal records, (the Rehabilitation of Offenders

Act does not apply to US visa law) etc. If you are in any doubt whatsoever as to whether you can travel under the Visa Waiver Program you are strongly

advised to check with the US Embassy through their website:

https://uk.usembassy.gov

before you book your holiday with us. To apply under the Visa

Waiver Program, please log on to the website at

https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov/esta

no later than 72 hours before departing for the US and provide the biographical and

eligibility information required. Where ESTA approval is given, it shall remain valid for 2 years from the date of issue, unless certain personal information changes

within the 2-year period. Please print off a copy of the ESTA for each member of your party as for cruise check-in, you will need to present it at the pier when

checking in for a cruise that will call/finish at any US port, Puerto Rico or the BVI. Airlines will automatically check that passengers have the necessary ESTA approval

or documentation to be eligible to travel. Please note that we cannot accept any responsibility if ESTA applications are rejected. Where an ESTA application is

rejected, affected individuals will need to apply for a visa via the US Embassy to travel to the United States. Please note that entry to the United States will be finally

determined by its own border officials on entry. If you are travelling to the USA under the Visa Waiver Program, you and all members of your party (including

children) must ensure that your passport is an e-Passport i.e. a biometric passport with the biometric symbol on the front cover.

Australia

– An e-visa or eTA (electronic) visa is required prior to departure. Some guests over the age of 75 years old may not be eligible for an e-visa or

eTA and will have to obtain a full tourist visa in advance of departure. This visa may take several weeks to obtain.

Bahrain

– Certain passport holders can obtain a visa onboard the ship.

Cambodia

– The ship will charge a one-time nominal fee to the guest’s onboard account for guests securing a visa onboard.

Canada

– Travellers entering Canada by air need an eTA (electronic) visa; this must be obtained in advance of arrival.

China

– In general, a visa is required prior to departure but, on some cruise itineraries, guests may be able to transit in/from Shanghai or Beijing without a

visa:

144 Hour Visa Free Waiver – applies to 3 regions:

The Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei region is now available for a 144-hour visa free transit. Guests arriving to the region will be able to visit the surrounding

area with proof of exit travel from mainland China within 144 hours of the arrival in Beijing, Tianjin, or Hebei. Guests may not leave Beijing, Tianjin, or

Hebei during that time.

The Yangtze Delta region (Shanghai, Jiangsu, and Zhejiang) is also available for a 144-hour visa free transit. Guests arriving to the region will be able to visit

the surrounding area with proof of exit travel from mainland China within 144 hours of their arrival in Shanghai – via airport or seaport – directly from a

country other than China or Vietnam. Guests may not leave the Yangtze Delta region (Shanghai, Jiangsu and Zhejiang) during that time.

Note:

Shanghai, Jiangsu, and Zhejiang are separate from Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei and cannot be combined for visa free transit. Guests who wish to visit

both regions will require a visa. You must present your cruise documents and travel summary to immigration authorities upon entering China.

Entry to China under a visa waiver is not guaranteed – Chinese border officials have the right to refuse entry without warning or explanation. You should

contact the Chinese Embassy or the China Visa Application Service Centre before your proposed trip for further information. If you’re unsure about your

eligibility for a visa waiver, you’re advised to apply for a visa before travelling.

Hong Kong is not considered to be part of China in terms of visa requirements. If you are only visiting Hong Kong, a visa is not required.

Guests requiring a full tourist visa will need to make an appointment at a Chinese Visa Application Service Centre in London, Manchester or Edinburgh and

provide 10 fingerprints to process their visa request.

Sanya, China

– Guests who have a pre-booked shore excursion organised via Royal Caribbean and are not visiting other parts of China do not require a visa

in advance.

India

– A tourist visa is required prior to departure for entry to India. Ocean cruise passengers are also currently eligible for an e-visa.

Indonesia

– Certain passport holders can obtain a Visa on arrival for a fee if the stay does not exceed 30 days. Passport 6 months minimum validity is

required.

New Zealand

– Guests must have an ETA to travel to New Zealand and can request their ETA via the ETA mobile app or the Immigration NZ website. The

app is fast and easy to use. The app also offers greater data accuracy, making it the preferred option. Guests will also pay their International Visitor

Conservation and Tourism Levy (IVL) at the same time they request their ETA.

Oman

– A group visa will be issued onboard upon submission of the guest manifest. Guests are not required to do anything to be included in the group

visa. For stays over 24 hours, there will be a visa charge of approx. $15 per guest. Please note this service is not available to Israeli citizens.

Russia

– Guests who wish to sightsee independently or sightsee outside Royal Caribbean International’s shore excursion hours MUST obtain an individual

Russian Tourist Visa before leaving home. Russian Tourist Visas cannot be issued during your cruise. Guests who have not purchased a shipboard

organised shore excursion and do not possess a valid Russian Tourist Visa will not be permitted ashore. Currently, all travellers applying for a Russia visa in

the UK must provide biometric data (i.e. scanned fingerprints) as part of the application procedure and passports should be valid for a minimum period of

6 months after the expiry date of the visa.

Sri Lanka

– An electronic visa (eTA) is required and must be obtained in advance of departure.

Turkey

– Foreign nationals need an e-visa to enter Turkey, except for cruise ship passengers with ‘British Citizen’ passports who arrive at seaports for

tourist visits to the port city or nearby cities, provided that the visit doesn’t exceed 72 hours.

If you are flying into Turkey to start your cruise there, you

must apply for your e-visa in advance of entry.

Vietnam

– Until 30 June 2021, foreign passport holders travelling for tourism or business may be able to enter Vietnam for up to a maximum of 15 days

without a visa.

IMPORTANT -. Please note that where there is a requirement to have a visa to travel to a particular country, even if a guest chooses not to disembark

the ship in that country, a visa must be arranged as indicated. The only exception to this rule is Russia where a guest may stay on the ship in St

Petersburg and does not need to obtain a visa.

You must ensure that all guest names (including any middle names) are exactly the same as they appear on the cruise ticket as in their passport. If there is

any difference, you may be refused entry onto your flight/cruise. Passport and visa requirements may change and vary by destination. We regret we

cannot accept any liability if you are refused entry onto any flight or into any country, or otherwise suffer any difficulties or incur any costs as a result of

not having the correct passport and/or any required visa(s). It is the sole responsibility of the guest to identify and obtain all required travel documents

and have them available when necessary. These appropriate valid travel documents such as passports, visas, inoculation certificate, letters for

unaccompanied minors and family legal documents are required for boarding and re-entry into the United States and other countries. Guests who do not

possess the proper documentation may be prevented from boarding their flight or ship or from entering a country and may be subject to fines. No refunds

will be given to individuals who fail to bring proper documentation. Certain Port Authorities may from time to time ask to see photo identification when

you depart the ship during the cruise. We strongly suggest that you take a photocopy of your passport in addition to your passport itself with you on

holiday and carry the photocopy with you each time you depart the ship, separately to your passport, in order to minimise any inconvenience this may

cause and to help with any situation where a passport is lost or stolen. These requirements should act as a guide only and are subject to change at any

time (Often there are requirements on passport validity length, even where a visa is not required). For updated advice please contact us, your Travel

Agent, VisaCentral or visit website of the Foreign Ministry of your country of citizenship. Alternatively, you may instead visit the relevant embassy in

person to arrange the necessary visa. Please note the visa advice above is for general guidance only. Guests who hold other nationality of passports should

check with either VisaCentral or with the relevant embassy of each port of call. Where visas can be purchased onboard, guests are asked to complete the

online check-in process, including all mandatory information at

RoyalCaribbean.com/il

in advance of their sailing. Completing this information will

significantly speed up the process for you and will avoid any possible delays and queues on the ship.

2.7 ARE THERE ANY FORMAL HEALTH REQUIREMENTS?

Please contact your GP for advice and the most up-to-date health requirements for all destinations on your cruise at least 8 weeks before and again within

14 days before you travel. To ensure a healthy sailing, we request that guests complete a questionnaire at the port to confirm if they are suffering from or

showing symptoms of gastrointestinal type illness or other illnesses that spread easily from person to person. We may also require proof of vaccination or

testing for Infectious disease, including COVID-19. We have a medical facility on all our ships to assist you if you feel unwell on your cruise. We strongly

recommend you visit the medical facility if you are feeling unwell especially in the event of any gastrointestinal illness, such as diarrhea or vomiting, or

symptoms of COVID-19, such as coughing, loss of sense of taste or smell. In such circumstances, please contact the medical facility immediately and follow

any advice or instructions given to you by its medical personnel. Where necessary, if your condition is deemed contagious, you may be confined to your

cabin to avoid your condition spreading to other guests onboard. Non-compliance with the instructions of the ship medical personnel is contrary to our

Guest Health Safety and Conduct Policy and could lead to your removal from the ship at the next port of call in accordance with that policy. For full details

of all our COVID-19 protocols, our Supplementary Booking Terms and Conditions, and our Guest Conduct Policy which are incorporated into these terms

and conditions, see

www.royalcaribbean.com/il/terms-and-conditions

or contact your Travel Agent.

2.8 WHAT IF I CANNOT TRAVEL?

In the event you wish to transfer your booking to another party, you must notify us in writing at least 7 days prior to the departure date. In the event that

there are any increased costs in making such changes e.g. flight cancellation and rebooking fees, administrative fees or other charges or costs deriving

from such transfer, both you and the other party shall be jointly liable to pay those fees, charges or costs.

3. FROM PLANE TO PORT

3.1 HOW DO I GET TO MY CRUISE?

On our standard fly/cruise package holidays, we offer flight departures from a selection of airports. Connecting domestic flights are also available from a

selection of regional airports. Some flights may incur a supplement which will be advised at the time of booking. Please note that we are not always able

to offer a direct flight to our guests as this is subject to the airline’s schedules and availability. Where you build your own package, if you require transfers

you will need to add them to your booking as these are not added automatically. Where you are building your own package, some flights may not

necessarily return to the same airport in your country, so please check your details carefully before paying for your booking.

4. ONBOARD SHIP

4.1 WHAT ARE THE DINING ARRANGEMENTS?

On all ships, you have a choice of several seating options for meals in the main restaurant. Please request your preferred seating and table size at the time of

booking. We cannot accept any bookings

which are conditional on your preferred seating being or becoming available before departure. If you cancel because your preferred seating is not available

(whether or not this was confirmed at the time of booking), our normal cancellation charges will apply. Seating requests cannot be guaranteed. Your table

number will be confirmed in your stateroom at the start of your cruise. Dining times may vary slightly on port days due to shore excursion departures. My

Time Dining (open seating) is offered fleet wide offering guests flexibility with their evening dining. You can decide when you would like to dine between the

hours of 18:00 and 21:30 (may vary by itinerary) each evening; much like a regular restaurant, however, we strongly encourage reservations to ensure the

best service and to avoid any potential wait times. You can also reserve your dining times in advance of your cruise through our website’s ‘Already Booked’

section. My Family Time Dining is available onboard selected sailings for the earliest dining time only (varies by ship and sailing). This offers children an

expedited service during first dining seating and then they are transferred to Adventure Ocean and is only available for guests aged between 3 to 11 years at

the date of sailing. Should you wish to book either of these options, then please contact your travel agent or if booked directly with us please call our

reservations service department on

09-9708715 *

who will be happy to help you. All dining options are subject to availability. The above dining arrangements

are correct for ships in operation at the date of issue of these terms and conditions. Be advised that new ships coming into operation for the first time after

the date of issue of these terms and conditions may have different dining arrangements. If you intend to book a ship sailing for the first time post issue of

these terms and conditions, please call us closer to your sail date for updated dining arrangements.

*Local call charges apply.

4.2 WHAT ABOUT SPECIAL DIETS?

Royal Caribbean International

can accommodate the following special diets onboard: kosher, vegetarian, diabetic, low fat, low-sodium, low cholesterol

diets. Other special diets and lactose-free may be available upon advanced request. Kosher food and other special meal requests may not be the same

standard and offer the same range as the food provided under the general menu and must be requested in advance of sailing as per 4.3 below. Dining

requests for specific dietary requirements or food intolerances cannot be accepted for any onboard eatery other than the main restaurant. Please submit

your dietary request in writing giving as much detail as possible as to your particular requirements as per 4.3 below. We will endeavour to accommodate

reasonable requests, although we cannot guarantee we will be able to meet requirements. Please ask your Travel Agent for further information. Whilst we

are able to take requests for specific dietary requirements and take note of food intolerances, this is confined to the main restaurant on each ship. We are

unable to guarantee or accept responsibility that the food served in any other food establishment onboard ship will be able to cater for specific dietary

requirements and food intolerances. Royal Caribbean International

does not provide baby food, but it can be bought in advance through our website

News & Offers/Shop Gifts section and then delivered to you onboard.

4.3 WHAT ABOUT SPECIAL SERVICES/ REQUIREMENTS?

We seek to assist those passengers with disability and reduced mobility by making reasonable endeavours to cater for those with special

services/assistance requirements. For those with disability

or reduced mobility we will seek to ensure comfortable travel through airports, piers and onboard by liaising with airlines, port agents, hotels, transport

companies and of course our ships to make any reasonable and necessary arrangements for assistance for genuine medical reasons. Likewise we also

endeavour to cater for special dietary requirements for religious and/or medical grounds e.g. gluten or dairy free, kosher meals. Please advise us in writing

of any special requirements you may have before you make a booking e.g. the carrying of any special medical equipment, assistance animals, wheelchairs,

assistance at the airport/port/onboard or relating to ship or hotel accommodation at the time of making a booking. We will also provide with your first

Confirmation Invoice a “Guest Special Needs” form (also available on our website) which we ask you to complete and return to us no later than 90 days

before travel as this gives you the opportunity to consider and advise us in detail of any special requirements you may have in writing. Based on the

information you provide about any special needs you may have, we will assess the suitability of the trip based on those needs as we owe you a legal a duty

of care to ensure you are reasonably safe whilst in our care. If we consider that, because of your special needs, your booked holiday is unsuitable, we will

make contact with you as soon as possible after you have provided information to us about your needs to explain our reasons and assess any possible

alternatives. For all potential guests considering cruising with Royal Caribbean, please feel free to make contact with us in advance of making a booking to

discuss with us any special needs. We can then advise on an informal basis if we consider your chosen cruise is suitable. Please note that any sensitive

personal information you provide to us will be treated in the strictest confidence. Where we cannot provide appropriate support or the services as

requested we will advise you as soon as possible. The request/ information

can either be emailed to your Travel Agent or

[email protected]

or posted to Guest Support Unit at RCL Cruises Ltd, Building 7, The Heights,

Brooklands, Weybridge, Surrey KT13 0XW. Should your needs change after booking or you become aware that you need assistance as described above

you must notify us immediately and we will make reasonable efforts to assist you at that time.

4.4 CAN A SPECIAL REQUEST BE GUARANTEED?

Regrettably, no. Whilst Royal Caribbean International

and our suppliers will endeavour to meet reasonable special requests, we regret we cannot

guarantee that Royal Caribbean International

or any supplier will be able to do so. Not meeting any special request for legitimate reasons will not be a

breach of contract. If a special request can only be met at an additional cost, except where contrary to the requirements of applicable law, that cost will

either be invoiced prior to departure or will be payable locally. Confirmation that a special request has been noted and passed on to the supplier or the

inclusion of the special request on your Confirmation Invoice or any other documentation is not confirmation that the request will be met. Unless

specifically agreed by us in writing at the time of booking, we cannot accept any booking that is conditional on a special request being satisfied. Such

bookings will be treated as normal bookings subject to the above comments on special requests.

4.5 CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL ONBOARD

The minimum drinking age for all alcoholic beverages on Royal Caribbean International

ships depends on the location of the ship at the start of the cruise

itinerary but can change during the sailing as local laws require. For ships originating in Europe, Asia, Australia and South America the minimum drinking

age limit is eighteen (18). For ships originating in North America, the minimum drinking age is twenty-one (21). At private shoreside resorts such as

Labadee and CocoCay and when in US & Canadian ports, the minimum drinking age is twenty–one (21). We reserve the right to vary minimum age limits

without notice where local laws require or where we deem it desirable or necessary. If a guest that is below the minimum age limit to consume alcohol

onboard has a birthday during a cruise itinerary that would then mean they meet the minimum age limit for consuming alcohol, they must notify the

Guest Services Desk and provide evidence in the form of their passport as proof of age in order to allow the Guest Services Desk to update their details

and permit them to purchase alcohol onboard. Please note that within the territorial waters of some countries on your itinerary or based on your

embarkation port, the onboard shops may be closed or alternatively restrictions may be imposed on some items available for purchase or additional VAT

added dependent on that country’s VAT rules. Restrictions apply and this policy is subject to change without notice. Guests are allowed to bring aboard,

on embarkation day only, 2 bottles (75cl) of wine or champagne for consumption within their stateroom. When consumed in any shipboard restaurant,

bar or dining venue, a corkage fee of $15 applies per bottle. Alcoholic beverages that are purchased in ports of call or from onboard shops will be stored

by the ship and delivered to guest staterooms on the last day of the sailing. Security may inspect containers (water bottles, soda bottles, mouthwash,

luggage etc.) and will dispose of containers holding alcohol. Royal Caribbean International

Guest Conduct Policy may be enforced, up to and including

disembarkation, if a guest violates any alcohol policy. Guests under the age limits above will not have alcohol returned to them. Guests who violate any

alcohol policies, (over consume, provide alcohol to people under stated age above, demonstrate irresponsible behaviour, or attempt to conceal alcoholic

items at security and or luggage check points or any other time), may be disembarked or not allowed to board, at their own expense, in accordance with

our Guest Conduct Policy. Royal Caribbean International

reserves the right to revoke or otherwise restrict drinking privileges of any guest, regardless of

age. Additional policies for groups are located in the Appendices of the Travel Agent Guide and are enforced without exception. Applicable regulatory age

restrictions apply while the ship is in port and until the vessel enters International waters.

4.6 SHORE EXCURSIONS AND ACTIVITIES

Please note Carrier’s COVID-19 Policies and Procedures may impose certain restrictions on shore excursions relating to participation, location, time,

eligible venues and persons with whom a guest may come into contact, as well as restrictions on the number of guests going ashore. Guest understands

and agrees that Carrier may prohibit Passenger from going ashore in any port of call, and/or limit guests going ashore for health-related reasons in its sole

discretion.

The information contained relating to shore excursions on our systems and documentation is correct to the best of our knowledge at the time of issue.

Our descriptions may refer to activities that are available in the ports you are visiting. Please note that these excursions are owned and operated by

local operators who are independent third parties. We have no responsibility for any such activities, as they are neither run, supervised nor controlled

in any way by us. These activities are provided by local operators who are entirely independent of us and we act as the agent for these operators. They

do not form any part of your contract with us even where we suggest particular operators/centres and/ or assist you in booking such activities in any

way, unless they are expressly booked as part of your package holiday.

Agreements you enter into directly with providers in relation to shore excursions are between you and the local operators, and do not form any part of

your contract with us, irrespective of the fact we may provide practical assistance to you in booking such activities or even make the booking on your

behalf. Accordingly, we cannot accept any liability, whether in contract, tort or otherwise, in relation to such activities.

Shore excursions may involve or require physical exertion, or involve a degree of risk or danger, and you should carefully consider whether the shore

excursion is suitable for you. It is your responsibility to adequately research any shore excursions and/or activities you intend to participate in and make

any relevant enquiries of the third-party operators of same to ensure that you are prepared with appropriate attire for the excursion/activity, including

any necessary attire for difficult/dangerous terrain, physical exertion for long periods, and/or extremes of weather.

Accordingly, we cannot guarantee that shore excursions are available generally or for guests with disabilities – please contact us or your travel agent for

information on specific excursions.

Special arrangements for those guests with reduced mobility or disability may be available on certain shore excursions that have been risk assessed as

suitable. For details including any cost consequences for making those special arrangements, please email shorexaccess@rccl.com with details of any

special requirements. Where applicable, please also provide wheelchair/scooter dimensions, weight and battery type. Tours involving flights, special

events, overland and hotel stays can result in costs to us and may be subject to a cancellation fee

We cannot guarantee and do not make any representations as to the accuracy of any information given by us or local operators in relation to such

activities or about the resorts/area/location you are visiting generally (except where this concerns the services which will form part of your contract) or

that any particular excursion or activity which does not form part of our contract will take place, or the way in which it will take place, as these services are

not under our control.

If you feel that any of the activities mentioned, which are not part of our contract, are vital to the enjoyment of your holiday, write to us immediately and

we will tell you the latest known situation. If we become aware of any material alterations to resorts/area information and or such outside activities,

which can reasonably be expected to affect your decision to book a holiday with us, we will pass on this information at the time of the booking, though we

cannot guarantee to do so.

Notwithstanding the above, you acknowledge and agree that the very nature of recreational activities on the shore excursion that you are participating in

can be dangerous, with inherent risk, dangers and hazards and personal injury (and sometimes death) can occur, and you agree to assume and accept all

risks of personal injury or death which may occur. The potential dangers and risks associated with these activities may include but are not limited to

difficult and dangerous terrain, physical exertion for long periods, extremes of weather including sudden and unexpected changes and evacuation

difficulties in the event of injury.

By using, participating in, engaging, or booking a shore excursion you accept these risks and agree that Royal Caribbean International®, Carrier, its

employees, directors, agents, contractors and third party operators are not liable to any claim you, your dependents or legal representatives (except

where we have been negligence) for, breach of contract or statute or statutory duty resulting in personal injury or death, any direct/indirect or

consequential loss or damage including without limitation of financial loss (such as loss of profits or use of capital or revenue or otherwise),or for any

punitive, exemplary, special or incidental loss or damage whether such liability arises in contract, tort , equity, from its supply of the shore excursions.

By using, participating in, engaging, or booking a recreational activity you acknowledge, agree and understand that the risk warnings contained above

constitute a ‘risk warning’ for the purposes of any relevant legislation.

Please Note: any dispute or claim arising out of a shore excursion must be brought against the local excursion operator, however if such dispute or

claim is made against a Royal Caribbean contracting entity, it must be brought in the Courts of England and Wales, in accordance with laws of England

and Wales who shall have sole jurisdiction over such dispute or claim.

Tenders

In some ports the ship will anchor offshore and use smaller boats which hold around 100 people (known as tenders) to transport guests to shore. Guests

will go to a tender platform from which you will board the tender. On occasion and due to operational reasons, it is necessary for us to switch from a

docked port of call to a tender. Please note that passengers embark, travel in and disembark tenders at their own risk.

The tender services are provided by independent third parties and Royal Caribbean International does not operate, supervise or control them in any way.

Accordingly, we cannot guarantee that tenders are available or even suitable for guests generally or whether they are available and suitable for guests

with disabilities or reduced mobility. Royal Caribbean International is not liable or responsible for any illness, injury or death of any passenger or for any

damage to, or loss of any luggage or other personal possessions of any passenger arising out of or in connection with travelling and alighting on the

tenders, as these services are not under our control.

You are required to follow all directions given to you by the staff on the tenders. If you cause damage to the tender or her furnishings, or equipment, or

any other property on the tender, or to any other passenger, you shall be fully liable for such damage and indemnify Royal Caribbean International against

all costs or claims which arise

4.7 ASSISTANCE

If you are in difficulty while on holiday and require assistance with health services, local authorities or consular assistance, please call us on

09-9708715

for information (from overseas, additional call charges may apply). Royal Caribbean may charge a reasonable fee for such services. Onboard please refer

to the Guest Services Desk or the Medical Centre.

5. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

5.1 WHAT IF I AM TRAVELLING WITH A GROUP?

Please consult your Travel Agent or us directly for deposit, payment, cancellation and other information. Terms and Conditions for those travelling in a

group may be different to those that apply to individual bookings.

5.2 WHAT ABOUT GUESTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS?

You must ensure that you are medically and physically fit for travel, and that such travelling will not endanger yourself or anyone else. At the time of

booking (or as soon as possible if the condition arises after booking) you must tell your Travel Agent (or us if booking direct) in writing about any

assistance or requirements that you have relating to accommodation, seating or services on your holiday including medical assistance or a requirement to

bring medical equipment onto the cruise. We also ask that you notify us of any medical or physical condition which will or may require medical treatment

or attention during your holiday or which may or will affect your holiday in any way (including your use of any services or facilities) in order that we can

prepare accordingly and make all reasonable efforts to accommodate you in a safe manner. Please provide as much information as possible. Except as set

out below, our ships have a limited number of accessible staterooms, equipped with features designed to help guests with a mobility disability or other

disability who may find a non-accessible stateroom restrictive. Guests who book these staterooms must sign and return the Guest Special Needs Form we

provide in order for us to ensure that they are only allocated to those guests who have a genuine medical requirement for them. We reserve the right to

reassign guests to a standard stateroom where there is no genuine medical need for an accessible stateroom or cancel the booking, in order to ensure the

above. Please contact your travel agent or our reservations team for further information. Please be aware that some ports of call may not have an

infrastructure capable of providing accessible access or transport for disembarking the ship. Guests who use wheelchairs must provide their own

collapsible wheelchair and may find certain areas of the ship inaccessible. If you would like to bring a motorised wheelchair or scooter onboard you must

complete the Guest Special Needs form we provide and then send it to our Special Services department by email at

[email protected]

at time of

booking to provide the dimensions as size limitation may apply and we may not be able to accommodate this request. Certain conditions (for example, use

of tenders or some shore excursions) may prevent guests with wheelchairs from going ashore at certain ports of call. Guests affected by a disability or

medical condition must be self-sufficient or travel with someone who can provide all necessary assistance. We regret we must reserve the right to refuse

to allow anyone to travel in accordance with EU Regulation 1177/2010. This includes a refusal in order to meet safety requirements established by

international, union or national law or those competent authorities, or where the design of the ship or port infrastructure (including terminals) and

equipment makes it impossible to carry out the embarkation, disembarkation or carriage of a guest in a safe or operationally feasible manner. Based on

the information you provide about any special needs you may have, we will assess the suitability of the trip based on those needs as we owe you a legal a

duty of care to ensure you are reasonably safe whilst in our care. If we consider that, because of your special needs, your booked holiday is unsuitable, we

will make contact with you as soon as possible after you have provided information to us about your needs to explain our reasons and assess any possible

alternatives. For all potential guests considering cruising with Royal Caribbean, please feel free to make contact with us in advance of making a booking to

discuss with us any special needs. We can then advise on an informal basis, if we consider your chosen cruise is suitable. Please note that any sensitive

personal information you provide to us will be treated in the strictest confidence.

5.3 ARE THERE ANY AGE RESTRICTIONS?

On our ships which are sailing from ports in Europe, Israel, Asia, South America, Australia or New Zealand, no person under eighteen (18) (a ‘minor’) may

sail on any cruise holiday or have a stateroom on his or her own unless accompanied by a parent, a legal guardian or authorised person* who is over the

age of eighteen (18). Please note, that for any of our ships sailing from a port in the US or Canada, the minimum age for the above policy will be twenty-

one (21). *For minors under the age of eighteen (18) at the start of the sailing who are not travelling with at least one of their Parents or a Legal Guardian,

written authorisation to travel from a parent/legal guardian must be provided. Minors travelling with an adult(s) who is not the parent or legal guardian

shall be required to present (a) the minor’s valid passport, (b) all applicable visas and (c) *where the minor is under the age of eighteen (18), an original

legally affirmed or notarised letter signed by at least one of the child’s parents/ legal guardians. Where such letter is required, the letter must authorise

the travelling adult to take the minor/s on the specified cruise and must authorise the travelling adult to supervise the minor, sign applicable sports

waivers and permit any medical treatment that must be administered to the minor which in the opinion of the treating doctor needs to be carried out

without delay. A letter can be legally affirmed or notarised by a practising solicitor, notary or commissioner for oaths for a fee. If such evidence is not

produced, the minor(s) concerned will not be permitted to board the ship or undertake the cruise. Royal Caribbean International

will not be responsible

for any costs, expenses or losses suffered as a result either by the minor affected, the person(s) paying for their cruise (if not the minor him/herself), or

any persons travelling with the minor who decide not to continue with the holiday as a result of the failure to produce a letter of authorisation as set out

above. Please note: that parent(s)/legal guardian travelling with a child who has a different surname to the parent(s)/legal guardian, will be required to

produce official proof such as a full Birth Certificate/Wedding Certificate/divorce papers to prove that they are the parent(s)/legal guardian of the children

concerned. Proof of legal guardianship is also required where there is a minor travelling with their legal guardian. Individual staterooms can be booked by

married couples whose minimum age is sixteen (proof of marriage is required at time of booking). Individual staterooms may only be occupied solely by

minors where such staterooms are adjacent (directly opposite or next door) to the stateroom of the parent or Legal Guardian of the minor. Onboard there

are certain facilities where each entry is restricted by age. Persons using the Elemis AquaSpa must be over the age of 18. Full details of onboard facilities

with age restrictions are contained within the Daily Programme, which is available from the Guest Services Desk. The minimum age for infants to sail is six

(6) months, as of the date of sailing and twelve (12) months, as of the date of sailing for Transatlantic/Transpacific Ocean Voyages, Hawaii, Australian,

selected South American cruises and other selected cruises. For the purposes of this policy, any cruise that has 3 or more days consecutive at sea will

require infants to be 12 months old on the first day of the cruise/cruise tour. The health and safety of our guests is our number one priority. As such, in

consideration of the limitations of the shipboard medical facility, equipment and staff, the company cannot accept waivers, releases or requests for

exceptions to this policy.

5.4 WHAT ABOUT ADVANCED OR DELAYED SAILINGS AND CHANGES IN THE ITINERARY?

We regret we cannot guarantee that ships will call at every advertised port or follow every part of the itinerary. Itineraries may change from time to time,

both before and after your sailing departs. Royal Caribbean International

and the Master of the ship have the right to omit or substitute any port(s), call

at any additional port(s), vary the order of call for ports, change the time of arrival at, departure from or time spent at any port of call, deviate from the

advertised itinerary in any way or substitute another ship. Where possible, you will be advised of any significant changes to your confirmed itinerary

before your departure. – see section 5.5. Changes to the last confirmed itinerary for your cruise may become necessary after you have departed for a

variety of reasons such as prevailing weather and sea conditions, guest emergencies, providing assistance to other vessels and the ship being unable to

operate at its normal speed(s) due to unexpected mechanical or technical problems. We will of course do our best to avoid any changes that will have a

significant detrimental effect on your last confirmed itinerary. However, we cannot accept any liability in respect of any changes, that result from

circumstances outside our control (see section 5.10) or which do not have a significant detrimental effect.

5.5 CAN YOU CHANGE OR CANCEL MY HOLIDAY?

Occasionally, we have to make changes to and correct errors in our terms and conditions or the brochure and other details both before, and after,

bookings have been confirmed and, even more rarely, cancel confirmed bookings. There may be a requirement to carry out maintenance/ building works

on your cruise. Where the works are likely to seriously impair your holiday, we will notify you as soon as possible. Occasionally we may also be forced to

cancel a US back-to-back cruise due to local legal restrictions preventing us from allowing you to travel on this basis but will endeavor to advise you

promptly after making such a booking if this is necessary (see Q&A What about Consecutive Cruises?). Whilst we always endeavor to avoid changes and

cancellations, we must reserve the right to do so. If we have to make a significant change or cancel, we will tell you as soon as possible. For significant

changes, if there is time to do so before departure, we will offer you the choice of the following options:

. accepting the changed arrangements

. purchasing an alternative holiday from us, of a similar standard to that originally booked if available. We will offer you at least one alternative holiday of

equivalent or higher standard for which you will not be asked to pay any more than the price of the original holiday amount if the guest has paid in full. If

this holiday is in fact cheaper than the original one, we will refund the price difference. If you do not wish to accept the holiday we specifically offer you,

you may choose any of our other then available holidays. You must pay the applicable price of any such holiday. This will mean you paying more if it is

more expensive or receiving a refund if it is cheaper.

. cancelling or accepting the cancellation in which case you will receive a refund of all monies

you have paid to us within 14 days of such cancellation.

Please note: the above options are not available where any change made is a minor one.

WHAT IS A SIGNIFICANT CHANGE?

A significant change is a change to your confirmed holiday, which we can reasonably expect will have a significant effect on it. Examples of significant and minor

(defined below) changes are as follows:

Significant change:

Examples include a change from two days’ port of calls to two days sailing instead; a change in departure airport (excluding changes between

local airports) and a change in the time of your outbound flight by more than 12 hours on a 14 -night holiday.

Minor change:

Examples include a change from one port of call to another; a change from one day’s port of call to one day sailing; a change in timings for any

port(s) of call but the ship still calls at all confirmed ports; a change in order of ports that are visited and a change in the time of your departure that is less than

12 hours on a 14 night holiday. Very rarely, we may be forced by ‘force majeure’ (see section 5.10) to change or terminate your holiday after departure but

before the scheduled end of your time away. This is extremely unlikely but if this situation does occur, we regret we will be unable to make any refunds (unless

we obtain any refunds from our suppliers), pay you any compensation or meet any costs or expenses you incur as a result.

5.6 CAN YOU REFUSE TO ALLOW ME TO TRAVEL?

If in our reasonable opinion or the reasonable opinion of the ship’s Master or doctor, you are or appear to be unfit to travel for any reason or a risk or danger to

yourself or a danger to others or behave in such a way as to cause or likely to cause danger, upset or distress to any third party or danger to property. In this

situation, we are entitled without prior notice to refuse to allow you to travel on any ship and to terminate your cruise holiday at any time. You may then be left

at any port or place at which the ship calls without us incurring any liability. You will have to pay any costs, expenses or losses suffered as a result, and we will

not pay any compensation or give you any refund. Once your holiday has been terminated in this manner, we will not have any further responsibility towards

you. To ensure a healthy sailing, we may also request that guests who arrive at check in and are showing symptoms of gastrointestinal type illness or other

illnesses that spread easily from person to person, may be asked following consultation with our medical staff to reschedule their cruise. The same right to

refuse to allow you to travel or to use any services applies where you are or appear to be unfit to travel or otherwise behave badly as set out above during any

other part of your holiday. If you have failed to give proper notice of any assistance or needs you require in accordance with section 5.2 and in accordance with

EU Regulation 1177/2010 we reserve the right to refuse to allow you to travel. Please also see section 1.3.

Please tell us about any special needs you may have so we can advise you of the suitability of the selected holiday. Please note that any sensitive personal

information you provide to us will be treated in the strictest confidence. If we consider that, because of your special needs, your chosen holiday may be

unsuitable, we will advise you as soon as possible after you have provided information to us about your and assess any possible alternatives.

On every Royal Caribbean International

ship, we are committed to providing every guest with a cruise holiday that is excellent. To further ensure that you and

your fellow guests receive exactly that, we have developed a set of Guest Health, Safety and Conduct Policies; which are available onboard. Important: A

violation of any Royal Caribbean International

Guest Policies are cause for appropriate corrective action, including confiscation of improper materials or items

and confinement or ejection of the guest from the ship or refusal to allow them to travel on or termination of future cruise bookings. These policies are subject

to change without notice and without liability to Royal Caribbean International

. Royal Caribbean International

is free to adopt additional rules not stated in

these policies.

5.7 WHAT IS YOUR LIABILITY TOWARDS GUESTS?

Subject to section 5.8 below we promise to make sure that the holiday arrangements we have agreed to make, perform or provide as applicable as part of our

contract with you are made, performed or provided with reasonable skill and care. This means that, subject to these booking conditions, we will accept

responsibility if, for example, you suffer death or personal injury or your contracted holiday arrangements are not provided as promised or prove deficient as a

result of the failure of ourselves, our employees, agents or suppliers to use reasonable skill and care in making, performing or providing, as applicable, your

contracted holiday arrangements. It is your responsibility to show that reasonable skill and care has not been used if you wish to make a claim against us. In

addition, we will only be responsible for acts or omissions of our employees, servants or agents if they were at the time of the alleged act or omission acting

lawfully and performing duties or services on our specific instructions, and within the course of either their employment or their engagement by us.

We will not be responsible for any injury, illness, death, loss (for example loss of enjoyment), damage, expense, cost or other sum or claim of any description

whatsoever which results from any of the following:

The act(s) and/or omission(s) of the person(s) affected or any member(s) of their party; or

The act(s) and/or omission(s) of a third party not connected with the provision of your holiday and which were unforeseeable or unavoidable; or

An event or circumstances which we or the supplier of the services could not have foreseen or avoided even if taking all reasonable care; or

The act and/or omission(s) of any person(s) who at the time of the alleged act or omission was not acting lawfully and performing duties or services on our

specific instructions, and/or within the course of either their employment or their engagement directly by us; or

‘force majeure’ as defined in section 5.10.

We cannot accept any liability for any damage, loss, expense or other sum(s) of any description (1) which on the basis of the information given to us by you

concerning your booking prior to our accepting it, we could not have foreseen you would suffer or incur if we breached our contract with you; or (2) which did

not result from any breach of contract or other fault by ourselves or our employees.. Additionally, we cannot accept liability for any business losses. We cannot

accept responsibility for any services, which do not form part of the package holiday. This includes, for example, any additional services or facilities, which your

hotel or any other supplier agrees to provide for you, or where the services or facilities are not advertised in our brochure or on the website, and we have not

agreed to arrange them. In addition, regardless of any wording used by us on our website, in any of our brochures or elsewhere, we only promise to use

reasonable skill and care as set out above and we do not have any greater or different liability to you. If the particular services which gave rise to the claim or

complaint complied with local standards, laws and regulations applicable to those services at the time, the services will be treated as having been properly

provided. This will be the case even if the services did not comply with the laws and regulations of the UK, which would have applied had those services been

provided in the UK. The exception to this is where the claim or complaint concerns the absence of a safety feature, which might lead a reasonable holidaymaker

to refuse to take the holiday in question.

5.8 WHAT IS YOUR LIMIT OF LIABILITY TOWARDS GUESTS?

Whilst onboard our ships you may participate in recreational activities. You acknowledge and agree that, by their very nature, the recreational activities that you

are participating in can be dangerous with inherent risks, dangers and hazards, and personal injury (and sometimes death) can occur and you agree to assume

and accept all risk of personal injury or death which may occur. By using, participating in, engaging, or booking any recreational activity, you accept these risks

and agree that Royal Caribbean International®, Carrier, its employees, directors, servants and agents are not liable for any claim by you, your dependents or

legal representatives in negligence, breach of contract or statute or statutory duty resulting in personal injury or death, any direct/indirect or consequential loss

or damage including without limitation of financial loss (such as loss of profits or use of capital or revenue or otherwise),or for any punitive, exemplary, special or

incidental loss or damage.

By using, participating in, engaging, or booking any recreational activities onboard, you acknowledge, agree and understand that the risk warnings contained

above constitute a ‘risk warning’ for the purposes of the relevant legislation.

You acknowledge, agree and understand that Royal Caribbean International® or RCL Cruises Ltd is not responsible in any way for the actions, inaction, omissions,

negligence, or willful or deliberate misconduct, of independent third parties, including, but not limited to, any independent third party suppliers of tenders,

shore excursions and/or activities and you agree to assume and accept all risk of personal injury or death which may occur, and hereby waive the right to pursue

a claim against Royal Caribbean International® or RCL Cruises Ltd , its employees, directors, agents, contractors and third party operators for any personal injury

or death in any way whatsoever arising from such activities. All participants who engage in such recreational activities do so at their own risk. Royal Caribbean

International® or RCL Cruises Ltd limit of liability for any shore excursions activities is covered in section 4.6 of these Booking Conditions.

The exclusions and limitations of liability of Carrier set forth in the provisions of these Booking Conditions, as well as all rights, defenses and immunities set forth

herein, shall also apply to and be for the benefit of certain designated third party beneficiaries which include the parent, subsidiary, affiliate, and successor

companies and assigns of all the entities identified in this Clause; the officers, directors, employees, agents, crew and pilots of all the entities identified in this

Clause, and any agents, independent contractors, and all concessionaires, physicians and medical personnel, retail shop personnel, health and beauty staff,

fitness staff, shore excursion providers, tour operators, shipbuilders, manufacturers and designers of the Vessel or Transport, and/or installers of all component

parts, launches, appurtenances, craft or facilities, whether provided at sea or on shore, belonging to the Vessel or any substituted ship or Transport, or owned or

operated by its owners, operators, managers, agents, charterers, contractors, concessionaires or others; as well as owners and operators of all shoreside

properties at which the Vessel or any substituted ship or any transport may call.

The provisions of the Convention relating to the Carriage of Passengers and their luggage by Sea 1974 as supplemented and/or varied by any other applicable

legislation from time to time in force including, but not limited to Regulation (EC) No 392/2009 (together ‘The Athens Convention’) applies to your cruise as well

as the process of getting on and/or off the ship. For any claim involving death or personal injury or delay of or loss of or damage to luggage the only liability we

have to you is in accordance with The Athens Convention. This means you are not entitled to make any claim against us which is not expressly permitted by The

Athens Convention or which is in excess of the limits provided by The Athens Convention. Any claims covered under The Athens Convention must be made

within the time limits set out in The Athens Convention. The Athens Convention limits the maximum amount we as the carrier have to pay if found liable in the

event of death or personal injury and for claims concerning luggage and valuables. Where any claim or part of a claim (including those involving death or

personal injury) concerns or is based on any travel arrangements (including the process of getting on and/or off the transport concerned) provided by any air,

rail or road carrier or any stay in a hotel, the maximum amount of compensation we will have to pay you will be limited. The most we will have to pay you for

that claim or that part of a claim if we are found liable to you on any basis is, except as otherwise expressly set out in the Booking Conditions, the most the

carrier or hotel keeper concerned would have to pay under the International Convention or Regulation which applies to the travel arrangements or hotel stay in

question (for example, the Warsaw Convention as amended or unamended and the Montreal Convention for international travel by air and/or for airlines with

an operating license granted by an EU country, the EC Regulation on Air Carrier Liability No 889/2002 for national and international travel by air). Please note:

Where a carrier or hotel would not be obliged to make any payment to you under the applicable International Convention or Regulation in respect of a claim or

part of a claim, we similarly are not obliged to make a payment to you for that claim or part of the claim. When making any payment, we are entitled to deduct

any money that you have received or are entitled to receive from the transport provider or hotelier for the complaint or claim in question. Copies of the

applicable International Conventions and Regulations are available from us on request. If you have booked a cruise together with an international flight or

regional flight transfer from us – please also see section 3.4. The current maximum limits that apply under the Athens Convention in the event of our liability for

death or personal injury caused by a shipping incident is 250,000 SDRs unless such is caused by an act of war, natural phenomenon, civil war, terrorism or any

other exception set out in the Athens Convention. Where we are found to have been negligent this limit is increased to 400,000 SDRs. The limit of our liability for

death and personal injury for non-shipping incidents is limited to 400,000 SDRs. In the event of our liability for damage and loss to baggage, where baggage is

deposited with the ship, this is limited to 3,375 SDRs and for damage and loss to cabin luggage this is limited to 2,250 SDRs.

5.9 IF I HAVE A COMPLAINT?

In the unlikely event you have a reason to complain whilst away, you must immediately notify the Guest Services Desk onboard ship and the supplier of the

service(s) in question (if not us). This is to ensure that we are given the opportunity to address and to attempt to resolve any issue you raise. Any verbal

complaint must be put in writing and given to the supplier and us as soon as possible. If a problem cannot be resolved to your satisfaction and you wish to follow

this up on your return, you must contact our Customer Relations team:

Email: royalcustomerservi[email protected]

Phone:

09-9708715

Post: Customer Relations Dept., RCL Cruises Ltd, Building 7, The Heights, Brooklands, Weybridge, Surrey, KT13 0XW, United Kingdom. Please note we are able to

deal with correspondence sent by email in a timelier manner than that sent by post.

You must give your booking reference number and full details of your complaint within 28 days of your return from holiday unless a different time limit applies

to your claim – see section 2.1, 2.3, 2.4 and 5.8. We will only accept complaints from the lead name on a booking. If your complaint is written on behalf of other

members of your travelling party, their full names and booking reference numbers must be clearly stated in the correspondence together with their authority

for you to handle the complaint on their behalf. If you fail to follow this simple procedure, your right to claim the compensation you may otherwise have been

entitled to may be affected or even lost as a result. We both agree that any dispute, claim or other matter arising out of or in connection with your contract or

your holiday with us will only be dealt with by the Courts of Israel. The contract between us is governed by the laws of Israel. Other conditions may also apply.

We can only pay you compensation if the following conditions are met: If asked to do so, the person(s) affected must transfer to us any rights they have against

the supplier or whoever else is responsible for your claim and complaint. The person(s) affected must agree to cooperate fully with us and our insurers if we or

our insurers want to enforce any rights transferred to us.

5.10 WHAT ABOUT CIRCUMSTANCES WHICH ARE OUTSIDE YOUR CONTROL?

Except where we specifically say otherwise in these terms and conditions, we cannot accept any liability or pay any compensation where your holiday and/or

any other services we have promised to arrange or provide cannot be provided at all, or as promised or you otherwise suffer any damage or loss (as more fully

described in clause 5.7 above) as a result of circumstances which are outside our control (‘force majeure’). When we talk about circumstances which are outside

our control, we mean any event which we or the supplier of the service in question could not have predicted or avoided even after taking all reasonable care.

Such events are likely to include war or threat of war, acts of terrorists or threats of such acts, riots or civil unrest, industrial action, natural or nuclear disaster,

fire, adverse weather conditions, health risks, epidemics, mechanical difficulties (which we could not have anticipated or avoided despite our normal

comprehensive mechanical checks), the non-availability of ports and ancillary facilities; the inability of cruise operators to operate cruises as a direct or indirect

result or consequence of the United Kingdom’s decision to leave the European Union (including the loss or restriction of shipping or transit rights or the right of

cruise operators to access ports and/ or ancillary facilities) and all similar circumstances which are outside our control. If, in the event of unavoidable and

extraordinary circumstances, we cannot guarantee your timely return home from your cruise holiday, Royal Caribbean International shall be responsible for

necessary accommodation for a period not exceeding three nights per traveler. Such limits may vary with regard to persons with reduced mobility, pregnant

travelers and those with specific medical needs whom have made us aware of their needs at least 48 hours prior to travel. Likewise, if unavoidable and

extraordinary circumstances prevent us from completing the voyage, and we notify you of this without undue delay before the start of the package commences,

we will have no liability to you save for a refund of the amount paid for the holiday within 14 days. We will not be deemed to have unduly delayed advising you

of the cancellation (i) 20 days before the start of the package in the case of trips lasting more than six days, (ii) 7 days before the start of the package in the case of

trips lasting between two and six days and (iii) 48 hours before the start of the package in the case of trips lasting less than two days.

5.11 BROCHURE VALIDITY

You must ensure that you are using an up-to-date brochure when you book your holiday. We cannot accept any liability whatsoever for any mistakes and/or any

incorrect/inaccurate information which results from the use of an out-of-date brochure.

5.12 WHAT OTHER CONDITIONS APPLY TO MY HOLIDAY?

Airlines, hotels, lodges, rental companies and our other suppliers have their own conditions, which will apply to your holiday, we strongly recommend that you

refer to these. Some of these conditions may limit or exclude the airline’s or other supplier’s liability to you, often in accordance with International Conventions.

Copies will be available from our suppliers.

5.13 PRICE AND BROCHURE ACCURACY

Royal Caribbean International

policies and procedures are constantly evolving. At the time of issue and printing, all details in the brochure were correct. Please

note: The information and prices shown in the brochure may have changed by the time you come to book your holiday. Whilst every effort is made to ensure

the accuracy of the brochure and prices at the time of printing, regrettably errors do occasionally occur. You must therefore ensure that you check all details of

your chosen holiday with your Travel Agent or with us if booking direct, at the time of booking. We shall notify you and seek your consent prior to confirming

your booking of any variation in any published booking terms, including changes to your deposit or cost of travel.

5.14 COMMON INTEREST GROUPS AND IMMERSION SAILINGS

From time to time we may have various common interest groups onboard attending for example conventions, conferences, seminars, training courses,

competitions, tournaments or specialty holidays such as cookery and dancing courses. These groups may take place on the dates when you are sailing with us.

While we envisage that this will not affect the overall normal day-today operation of the ship, there may be occasions when certain facilities are unavailable to

you whilst these groups are onboard. Some sailings are sold by the regional country market for that itinerary in higher numbers, so there may be a large majority

of that region’s guests on that sailing, such as our sailings in China, which will be largely sold to the Chinese market. These sailings are known as Immersion

sailings and this means that the product will be tailored to the local market onboard in terms of language, food and entertainment. However, English language

will always be used alongside any local language onboard all of our ships for any onboard announcements, onboard programs and menus.

PRIVACY STATEMENT

For the purposes of Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard

to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data, and repealing Directive 95/46/EC (General Data Protection Regulation), and the UK

Data Protection Act, 2018 (the “Data Protection Regulations”), RCL Cruises Ltd is a Data Controller. In order to process your booking, we need to collect certain

personal details from you. These details will include, where applicable, the names and addresses of party members, credit/ debit card or other payment details

and special requirements; such as those relating to any disability or medical condition, which may affect the chosen holiday arrangements, and any dietary

restrictions which may disclose your religious beliefs. We may also need to collect other personal details such as your nationality, citizenship, gender and

passport details in addition to the details mentioned above to provide to third parties in order to fulfill your holiday. We need to pass on your personal details to

the companies and organizations that need to know them so that your holiday can be provided (for example your airline, hotel, the ship operator, other

supplier, credit/debit card company or bank). We may also be required, either by law or by applicable third parties (such as Immigration such disclosures will

only be made if permitted by the Data Protection Regulations or the General Data Protection Regulation (as applicable) and any associated legislation. Such

companies, organisations and third parties may be outside the European Union, Norway, Iceland or Liechtenstein if your holiday is to take place or to involve

suppliers outside these countries and we shall take steps to ensure that your personal information is kept safe in line with European (EEA?) privacy standards. All

details you give us in connection with your booking (including those relating to any disability or medical condition or your religious beliefs) will be kept

confidential but may be shared with third parties if necessary in order to provide services to you e.g. transfers through air or land ports. You are generally

entitled to ask us (by letter or e-mail) what details of yours are being held or processed, for what purpose and to whom they may be or have been disclosed. We

may be entitled to charge a fee to respond to such a request. We promise to respond to your request within 40 days of receiving your written request and fee. In

certain limited circumstances, we are entitled to refuse your request. If you believe that any of your personal details, which we are processing, are inaccurate or

incorrect please contact us immediately.

For full details of our privacy policy please go to for full details and to find out how to make contact with us.

CCTV (CLOSED CIRCUIT TELEVISION)

We may use CCTV to monitor images on all Royal Caribbean International

ships for the purpose of crime prevention and the health and safety of our guests in

compliance with local laws; we will usually store these images for up to three months. For further information please contact Royal Caribbean International

SHIP CODES

Adventure of the Seas

AD Allure of the Seas

Anthem of the Seas

AN Brilliance of the Seas

Empress of the Seas

NE Enchantment of the Seas

Explorer of the Seas

EX Freedom of the Seas

Grandeur of the Seas

GR Harmony of the Seas

Independence of the Seas

ID Jewel of the Seas JW

Liberty of the Seas

LB Majesty of the Seas

Mariner of the Seas

MA Navigator of the Seas

Oasis of the Seas

OA Odyssey of the Seas

Ovation of the Seas

OV Quantum of the Seas

Radiance of the Seas

RD Rhapsody of the Seas

Serenade of the Seas

SR Symphony of the Seas

Vision of the Seas

VI Voyager of the Seas

Note: Trademarks are registered in the United States and/or in territories where Royal Caribbean International operate.

TRADE/SERVICE MARKS

A non-exhaustive list of trade/service marks of Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd includes

Royal Caribbean, Adventure of the Seas

, Allure of the Seas

, Anthem of the Seas

Brilliance of the Seas

, Empress of the Seas

, Enchantment of the Seas

, Explorer of the Seas

, Freedom of the Seas

, Grandeur of the Seas

, Harmony of

the Seas

, Independence of the Seas

, Jewel of the Seas

, Liberty of the Seas

, Majesty of the Seas

Mariner of the Seas

, Navigator of the Seas

, Oasis of the Seas

, Odyssey of the Seas

Ovation of the Seas

, Quantum of the Seas

, Radiance of the Seas

, Rhapsody of the Seas

, Symphony of the Seas

, Serenade of the Seas

, Vision of the

Seas

, Voyager of the Seas

Viking Crown Lounge, Adventure Ocean, Crown & Anchor, Golf Ahoy!, Latté-tudes,

royalcaribbean online, Royal Connections, Royal Romance, SeaPass

Perfect Day and CocoCay are trademarks of Royal Caribbean.

The contents of these terms and conditions replace all previous editions. Whilst every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the terms and conditions at the

time of issue, regrettably errors do occasionally occur, and information may have changed since the date of issue.

WOW is a trademark of Royal Caribbean International

Ships of Bahamian Registry at Royal Caribbean

International, we pride ourselves on the quality of our staff. We are committed to ongoing training, a part of

which sometimes involves the recording of telephone calls.

Trade marks registered in the United States and selected territories worldwide.

Date of Issue:

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