Royal Caribbean

Royal Caribbean is offering a 274-night “Ultimate World Cruise” sailing from Miami, but a ticket on board comes with a posh price tag. Guests on the Serenade of the Seas will visit more than 150 destinations in 65 countries on all seven continents. The ship will make stops at 11 World Wonders, including the Great Wall of China, the Great…

Disney Cruise Line and Royal Caribbean have added a COVID-19 vaccination requirement for its passengers who want to board a ship. For sailings to the Bahamas from Sep. 3 until Nov. 1, all passengers 12 and older must be fully vaccinated before boarding a cruise, Disney Cruise Lines said in an updated policy on its website. Guests must provide proof…

NBC 6’s Alyssa Hymans spoke with a passanger who was on that ship.

Several guests on a Royal Caribbean cruise have tested positive for COVID-19, officials said Friday. Six guests on Adventure of the Seas, which departed from Nassau in the Bahamas on July 24, tested positive for the virus during routine testing required of all guests before returning home, a Royal Caribbean spokesperson said. Four of the guests, who were not traveling…

With housing options dwindling because of the July 4th weekend, Royal Caribbean is offering a cruise ship to first responders who are on the scene of the Surfside condo collapse. Up to 600 first responders will be able to stay on The Explorer of the Seas, which arrived in PortMiami Thursday. The ship, which can accommodate more than 3,000 passengers,…

Royal Caribbean’s “Freedom of the Seas” arrived at Port Miami on Tuesday after a test cruise, with hundreds of employees serving as volunteer guests. NBC 6’s Steve Litz reports

Royal Caribbean’s “Freedom of the Seas” returned to PortMiami Tuesday morning after embarking on a “simulated” cruise Sunday night with hundreds of fully-vaccinated employees serving as volunteer guests. NBC 6’s Steve Litz reports.

Royal Caribbean’s “Freedom of the Seas” returned to PortMiami Tuesday morning after embarking on a “simulated” cruise Sunday night with hundreds of fully-vaccinated employees serving as volunteer guests. The cruise returned with around 650 employees that made part of the test run. In accordance with CDC guidelines and requirements, the purpose of the simulation was to observe the cruise...

Royal Caribbean’s “Freedom of the Seas” is scheduled to return to PortMiami this morning after the ship left for a test cruise involving hundreds of fully-vaccinated employees serving as volunteer guests..NBC 6’s Carolina Peguero reports.

Two passengers aboard the Celebrity Millennial have tested positive for COVID-19. NBC 6’s Alyssa Hyman reports

Two passengers aboard the Celebrity Millennium cruise have tested positive for COVID-19, cruise officials confirmed Thursday.

Port Everglades welcomed its newest cruise ship to call South Florida home on Thursday. Miami-based Royal Caribbean’s Odyssey of The Seas arrived just after 7 a.m. The ship is the cruise line’s first Quantum Ultra Class that will be using the Broward County location as its homeport. Odyssey of The Seas will hold its first passenger cruise on July...

Royal Caribbean Group has been approved to resume sailings in the United States, with the first cruise to depart next month from South Florida.

Mock cruises from several cruise lines will be allowed to set sail with volunteer passengers as early as next month. NBC 6’s Steve Litz reports

NBC 6’s Steve Litz is in PortMiami with all the latest details, including a trial run for Royal Caribbean next month.

NBC 6’s Julie Leonardi has more on the plans to start the cruises out of Miami as soon as July.

Royal Caribbean will be allowed to operate test cruises out of South Florida starting next month. NBC 6’s Alyssa Hyman reports

Royal Caribbean will be allowed to operate test cruises out of South Florida starting late June after receiving approval from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a significant step toward resuming sailings out of the nation’s cruise capital. “After 15 months of hard work and collaboration, today’s approval of our simulated cruises is the latest promising step...

More ships announce sailing dates, yet the cruises at Port Miami remain docked. NBC 6’s Steve Litz reports