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Royal Caribbean opens contest to win a free cabin on a test cruise: Here's how to enter

If you want a chance to win a free Royal Caribbean cruise, you have to act quickly before the contest ends.

Royal Caribbean opened up its Volunteer of the Seas contest, where you have a chance to win a free stateroom for you and one other person to sail on an upcoming test cruise.

Between 12:00:01 AM ET on August 6, 2021 and 12:00:01 AM ET on August 7, 2021, you can enter up to 12 times to win a room one of three simulated voyages Royal Caribbean has scheduled.

These test cruises are required by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and the cruise is using them to ensure the new health protocols are working as planned before regular sailings begin.

To be eligible for the free cruise giveaway, you must be:

• U.S. residents currently residing in one of the 50 United States (except Montana) or the District of Columbia
• At least 18 years old
• Fully vaccinated with a Covid-19 vaccine that has been authorized by either the United States Food and Drug Administration or the World Health Organization

The contest is for a cabin on one of these three test cruises, which you could be randomly chosen for:

• Mariner of the Seas - August 11th (2 Nights) from Port Canaveral, FL
• Oasis of the Seas - August 22nd (6 Nights) from Bayonne, NJ
• Liberty of the Seas - September 18th (4 Nights) from Galveston, TX

Sound like something you want to do? You can fill out a contest entry form here for your chance to win.

According to the contest rules, Royal Caribbean will award 1,125 winners for the winner and a guest to sail on one of these ships. 

The contest is open to repeat cruisers as well as someone new to cruising, but if you have cruised before you will get extra entries.

If you’re a Crown & Anchor member, Royal Caribbean will automatically provide you with additional entries – so you only need to submit your entry once! Here is the breakdown:

• Pinnacle members: 11 additional entries
• Diamond Plus members: 9 additional entries
• Diamond members: 7 additional entries
• Emerald members: 5 additional entries
• Platinum members: 3 additional entries
• Gold members: 1 additional entry

If you are not a Crown & Anchor member, you can submit additional entries – up to a total of 12 entries per person. Diamond Plus tiers and below, you can also submit additional entries to reach the 12 entry maximum.

If you do win a room, it will be up to you to get to and from the ship.   Royal Caribbean is not including transportation and/or lodging as part of the contest.

This new sweepstakes is the first opportunity for the public to be a part of a simulated voyage, as test cruises up until now have been filled by cruise ship employees, travel agents, media and select top tier Crown and Anchor members.

Royal Caribbean began taking sign ups for test cruises in November 2020, but this contest requires eligible folks to sign up again through the contest.

In addition to demonstrating to the CDC the viability of new health protocols, Royal Caribbean is using these test sailings to prepare each ship before sailings begin with paying passengers.

Royal Caribbean has completed seven test cruises so far, which began in June.

The cruise line also announced restart plans for ships in fall 2021 and beyond, which means there could be more test cruises scheduled later.

THIS IS NOT A SWEEPSTAKES, IT’S A TICKET TO ADVENTURE

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THIS IS NOT A SWEEPSTAKES, IT’S A TICKET TO ADVENTURE

Explore, Unlock and Share for the Chance to Win the Ultimate Adventure Onboard Harmony of the Seas, the World’s Largest and Newest Cruise Ship

MIAMI, April 21, 2016 – In a few short weeks, the year’s newest and most dynamic vacation experience will arrive on the scene, and it’s anything but expected. Launching in May with a summer of Mediterranean sailings from Barcelona, Spain, Royal Caribbean International’s Harmony of the Seas is an unprecedented floating adventure that will surprise and delight guests at every turn. In celebration of the ship’s European debut, and in anticipation of her U.S. arrival in November, Royal Caribbean kicks-off a multi-faceted consumer promotion, “Ticket to Adventure.” The immersive and interactive sweepstakes encourages consumers to virtually discover and explore Harmony’s thrilling features and seven neighborhoods, and enter for their chance to win more than $300,000 worth of prizes that range from a grand prize, seven-night Caribbean cruise for four, to 200 invitation-only getaways, more than 175 GoPro HERO4 cameras, over $40,000 in gift cards, and more.

                  Starting April 21 through November 5, 2016, consumers can simply register for the promotion at RoyalCaribbean.com\TicketToAdventure, and then the adventure begins! Every two weeks, one of Harmony’s seven signature neighborhoods will be unlocked on the site and open the door to interactive content and fun facts, such as the height of The Ultimate Abyss, the tallest slide at sea, to the number of plants in Central Park – the largest living park at sea – and the variety of cocktails the robot bartenders at Bionic Bar can sling. Bonus instant win games are hidden within each neighborhood and extra sweepstakes entries will be awarded to those that share Ticket to Adventure with their friends via email or social media.

                  But that’s not the only way to win. Over the course of the next seven months, Royal Caribbean will infuse a little adventure into some unexpected places and pop culture events, as well as partner with well-known personalities. The first of which is beloved actor and singer Carlos PenaVega, who will give fans the chance to join him onboard Harmony of the Seas during exclusive, invitation-only preview events in Southampton, England. Hot off his starring role as Kenickie in FOX’s GREASE LIVE, PenaVega will hang out with his winning fans as he leads a number of Grease-inspired special activities and attends opening night of Royal Caribbean’s original production of Broadway’s hit musical Grease. Fans can enter for the chance to win by visiting the sweepstakes site between now and May 1 and entering code GREASE.  

                  In addition, Royal Caribbean will deploy a series of code words that can be uncovered on RoyalCaribbean.com, through Royal Caribbean emails and exclusive Crown & Anchor Society newsletters for loyal guests, as well as through participating travel agents, or by following Royal Caribbean on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Consumers that find a code can enter it at RoyalCaribbean.com\TicketToAdventure to be entered into the grand prize drawing and also to unlock chances for instant win prizes.

                  Harmony of the Seas is the world’s largest cruise ship with a bold and unexpected lineup of thrilling experiences found nowhere else on land or at sea. Harmony combines the distinct seven-neighborhood concept that sister ships Oasis of the Seas and Allure of the Seas are known for, with some of the most modern and groundbreaking amenities including imaginative dining, unparalleled entertainment and the latest technology, including VOOM, the fastest internet at sea. From the Ultimate Abyss, a thrilling 10-story tall slide, to unparalleled entertainment including Broadway’s hit musical Grease and high-diving, acrobatic performances in the ship’s iconic AquaTheater, world-class dining in venues ranging from Jamie’s Italian Cuisine by celebrity chef Jamie Oliver to Wonderland, a unique whimsical culinary adventure for the senses; and robot bartenders, there is an adventure for guests of all ages onboard Harmony.

Harmony of the Seas spans 16 guest decks, encompasses 227,000 gross registered tons, carries 5,497 guests at double occupancy, and features 2,747 staterooms. For more information about Harmony of the Seas, please visit RoyalCaribbean.com/HarmonyoftheSeas.

                  Royal Caribbean International is an award-winning global cruise brand with a 46-year legacy of innovation and introducing industry “firsts” never before seen at sea.  The cruise line features an expansive and unmatched array of features and amenities only found on Royal Caribbean including, jaw-dropping, Broadway-style entertainment and industry-acclaimed programming that appeals to families and adventurous vacationers alike. Onboard, guests are catered to with the cruise line’s world-renowned friendly and engaging Gold Anchor Service by every staff and crew member. Royal Caribbean has been voted “Best Cruise Line Overall” for 13 consecutive years in the Travel Weekly Readers Choice Awards.

The cruise line sails 24 of the world’s most innovative cruise ships to the most popular destinations in Bermuda and the Caribbean, Europe, Canada and New England, Alaska, South America, Asia, and Australia and New Zealand. Media can stay up-to-date by following @RoyalCaribPR on Twitter, and visiting RoyalCaribbeanPressCenter.com. For additional information or to make reservations, vacationers should call their travel agent; visit RoyalCaribbean.com; or call (800) ROYAL-CARIBBEAN.

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Caribbean Cruises - timetables and prices, discounts up to 56%

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Cruises in the Caribbean: prices, schedules, discounts. A large selection of cruises around the Caribbean islands with discounts, cruise packages with air tickets and excursions can be selected online in this section of the Cruise House website.

A Caribbean cruise is a unique opportunity to see several of the world's most beautiful islands in one cruise trip. The Caribbean islands are attractive for sea travel because they differ from each other in nature, culture, and political structure. The islands of the Caribbean region have magnificent beaches with black, pink, white and golden sand, rich fauna and wonderful tropical parks with coral reefs. nine0004

You can choose any of the Caribbean cruises - Southern, Eastern, Western Caribbean cruises. They cover different Caribbean islands: Cuba, Jamaica, Haiti, Cayman Islands, Puerto Rico, Antigua, Bonaire, Barbados, Aruba, Trinidad, Tobago, Saint Martin, Grenada, Dominica, Curacao, Saint Barthélemy, Saint Kitts, Martinique, Nevis and others.

The uniqueness of cruises in the Caribbean is that during the trip you get the opportunity to combine staying on the liner, which is a modern floating five-star hotel and proximity to tropical nature: during the cruise, constantly sunbathe on clean beaches, swim in the azure sea, participate in interesting excursions around the islands. A Caribbean cruise from Miami is the most popular and convenient option for sea travel in this region. Very often, Russian groups with Russian-speaking service on board are organized on cruises in the Caribbean. nine0004

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What to see in the Caribbean:

The number of cruise lines and cruise ships sailing in the Caribbean is huge and varied - over four thousand! In reviews of Caribbean cruises from Miami, tourists note the opportunity to combine staying on 5 * ships with their excellent entertainment infrastructure and an unforgettable beach holiday. This is the biggest advantage worth going on a cruise for. Almost all the most popular cruise companies in the world go to the Caribbean Islands. The routes of their sea liners cover almost all the islands of the region. During a Caribbean cruise, you can enjoy the diversity of the nature of the tropical region, visit such Caribbean ports as Havana, Bridgetown, La Romana, Pointe-a-Pitre, Philipsburg, Fort-de-France. nine0004

Not only cruises from Miami are very popular, but also Caribbean cruises from Havana. To make cruises from Havana, Russian citizens do not need to apply for visas!

A Caribbean voyage is a great opportunity to combine a beach holiday with enjoyment of natural attractions.

Traveling in the Caribbean is not only convenient, as tourists are essentially traveling on a five-star floating hotel and visiting a new Caribbean island or Caribbean port every day, but also economically beneficial. Very often, cruise companies and tour operators offer cheap cruise tours or arrange seasonal ticket sales, make special offers for cruises in the Caribbean. The price of cruises in the Caribbean can be significantly lower than those indicated in the brochures. Tourists can only closely monitor cruise promotions on the websites of tour operators or cruise companies. The duration of cruises in the Caribbean is very diverse: from mini-cruises to two and three weeks. Especially popular are cruises from Havana to the Caribbean, from the Dominican Republic, a cruise from New York to the Caribbean, a Caribbean cruise from Miami. nine0004

Most Caribbean port cities where Royal Caribbean Int., Costa Cruises, MSC Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line, Carnival Cruise Line, Disney Cruise Line, Celestyal Cruises, Celebrity Cruises, Azamara Club Cruises, Oceania Cruises cruise liners stop , Holland America Line, Silversea Cruises, Crystal Cruises, Seabourn Cruise Line, Star Clippers, Regent Seven Seas Cruises, PONANT, are convenient and worthy of the attention of travelers: these are Havana, Bridgetown, La Romana, Pointe-a-Pitre, Philipsburg, Fort de France. The Caribbean islands are relatively small, from any seaport you can go around the entire island - a cruise in the Caribbean gives you the opportunity to expand the geography of your trip in one tourist trip, visiting the most remote protected corners of the Caribbean. In reviews of Caribbean cruises, you can often find enthusiastic assessments of the Labadi resort island, which is owned by Royal Caribbean Int: beautiful beaches, excellent water parks, small cabins overlooking the sea where you can relax and, of course, many small cafes. A Caribbean cruise is a great opportunity to enjoy the warmth and sun in winter! nine0004

Most of the ports of the Caribbean islands are distinguished from each other by their unique architectural and natural beauties. Without exception, all ports allow you to relax on the most magnificent beaches in the world, go for a walk through a real tropical forest with bright flowers and birds, visit national parks, and see unusual architectural sights. Going on a Caribbean cruise, you can visit Barbados with its duty-free shops, see stingrays on Grand Cayman, sunbathe on the real pink beaches of the Dominican Republic. nine0004

When to go on a Caribbean cruise

The Caribbean islands are good because they welcome tourists with gentle sun and warm sea all year round. Swimming in the Caribbean is possible all year round. From September to May, the high season begins in the region: the air temperature remains high, but the humidity leaves, which attracts a large number of tourists during this season.

Summers in the Caribbean are hotter and more humid. The best time to travel is, of course, spring or autumn. Choosing a route that includes the Caribbean, you give yourself a unique opportunity to improve your body in a marine climate and get a lot of impressions. And if you go on a visa-free Caribbean cruise from Havana, then before the cruise you can visit the legendary capital of Cuba, ride one of the vintage cars, and try Cuban cuisine. Another popular option is a Caribbean cruise from the Dominican Republic. nine0004

Which ships cruise in the Caribbean

Many cruise companies organize itineraries in this region. Large ships of the most innovative companies Royal Caribbean Int., MSC Cruises, Costa Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line offer huge opportunities for an exciting pastime on Caribbean cruises. Holidays in the Caribbean of a higher class are offered by Premium and Luxury companies on the ships Seabourn Quest, Prinsendam, Celebrity Eclipse, Crystal Symphony. The main difference from each other is in the cost and level of service. As for the ports of call, they are the same for all operators; the exception is voyages on yachts, which have the opportunity to enter the smallest bays and bays and stop directly on the smallest islands in the region. Reviews of cruises in the Caribbean on a variety of liners you can find on our website in the section "Cruises". nine0004

Cruises in the Caribbean - timetables, prices, discounts

Cruise House is a Russian tour operator offering cruises of the 16 most popular sea cruise companies of various classes: standard, premium and luxury, as well as cruises on the Ultra All Inclusive system .

The Cruise House offers not only to buy a Caribbean cruise ticket on any ship, but also to book a complete cruise package online on its website with transfer, air travel, excursions, which is much more profitable and cheaper: discounts are up to 15% compared to choosing one cruise service. Use our search engine to find Caribbean cruises from Miami and other ports of departure. nine0004

Eastern, Western or Southern Caribbean?

The Caribbean is by far the most popular destination for sea cruises. The year-round warm weather, stunning beaches and peaceful atmosphere make it the perfect place for a relaxing beach holiday.

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It's also easy to get to from the US with flights from Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Port Canaveral and more.

But did you know that the Caribbean is not just one of the destinations, it is home to dozens of islands and coastal states, each with its own unique sights and culture. The Caribbean is generally divided into three sub-regions: Eastern, Western and Southern Caribbean.

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No matter which Caribbean cruise you choose, you can expect to find beautiful beaches, crystal clear blue waters and delicious cuisine. The tropical climate creates warm weather all year round, making it an ideal place for cruising and winter holidays.

While there is no bad time to cruise the Caribbean, you can avoid the hurricane season which peaks between August and November.

The Caribbean culture is also much more relaxed than on the North American mainland, and you'll be living on "island time" throughout your vacation. This is the perfect way to relax and take a break from everyday life. nine0004

Each Caribbean destination also has something unique to offer. With its rich colonial history, you will see evidence of Spanish, Dutch, French, British and even Danish influences in the local culture. Stunning scenery, charming colonial towns and delicious local cuisine await you wherever you go.

Eastern Caribbean Cruises

Imagine spacious beaches, beautiful resorts, and plenty of shopping. St. Thomas is a shopper's paradise. nine0004

The Eastern Caribbean is also a paradise for beach lovers. If your idea of ​​the perfect vacation is lying in a hammock in the shade with a drink in hand, then the Eastern Caribbean region is just right for you. The islands of the Eastern Caribbean have some of the most beautiful beaches in the world.

East Caribbean cruises typically depart from Florida, with Miami and Fort Lauderdale being the main ports of departure. Most likely, you will go to St. Thomas, St. Martin and St. Kitts, with a possible stop in the Bahamas or one of the Florida Keys. nine0004

In addition, many cruise lines will stop at their own private islands on the Eastern Caribbean route, such as Labadi, Haiti from the Royal Caribbean or Half Moon Bay in the Bahamas with Holland America Line. Most itineraries last seven nights or more, with two or three sailing days during the seven-night cruise.

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• Philipsburg, St Maarten.
• Basseterre, Saint Kitts and Nevis.
• Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas. nine0690

Western Caribbean Cruises

The Western Caribbean is one of the best destinations for water sports and offers breathtaking snorkeling and diving. Coral reefs and ancient shipwrecks abound, while the clear, calm waters make for great swimming and snorkelling.

On land, you can hike through the rainforest, meet local wildlife at a wildlife reserve, or explore ancient Mayan ruins. Mexico is especially full of Mayan ruins and you can take a tour to the famous cities of Tulum or Chichen Itza during your trip. nine0004

If you're a shopaholic, your choices will be limited to tequila, silver and exotic spices like vanilla and cinnamon.

Western Caribbean cruises usually depart from Florida ports such as Miami or Port Everglades, although some also depart from Galveston, Texas and New Orleans. Most cruises last between 4-10 nights and stop in Mexico, the Cayman Islands and Jamaica. Longer routes may also call at Central American ports such as Belize or the Florida Keys. nine0004

Leading ports

• Cozumel, Mexico
• Ocho Rios, Jamaica.
• Georgetown, Cayman Islands

Southern Caribbean Cruises

The Southern Caribbean is a popular destination for experienced cruisers who have traveled to the Eastern and Western Caribbean and want to try something new.

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