- Royal Caribbean’s Voyager of the Seas ship sailed into Singapore to debut her season across Southeast Asia, after a refurbishment.
- The first Royal Amplified ship to debut in Asia, Voyager’s transformation cost USD 97 million and took 41 days to finish.
- Voyager will cruise round trip from Singapore on three to five-night tours to Penang, Melaka and Kuala Lumpur (Port Klang) in Malaysia, and Phuket in Thailand.
- “Our newly transformed Voyager of the Seas will wow our guests more than ever, with a larger array of unique next-generation experiences and signature Royal Caribbean offerings. This is a tremendous boost for our efforts to grow our presence in Singapore and across the region, as we look forward to welcoming more guests to enjoy our amplified cruise products,” Angie Stephen, Managing Director, Asia-Pacific of Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. said.
- New attractions consist of The Perfect Stormduo of three-story racer waterslides and glow-in-the-dark laser tag with Battle for Planet Z. New spa and fitness centre, redesigned spaces for kids and teens, and 72 new rooms will also be part of the new avatar.
- Royal Caribbean International will make the South Pacific island country Vanuatu its newest private island destination – Perfect Day at Lelepa, Vanuatu.
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Following a US$97 million, 41-day transformation, Royal Caribbean International’s amplified Voyager of the Seas sailed into Singapore to kick off her season across Southeast Asia this week. The first Royal Amplified ship to debut in Asia, Voyager is set to raise the bar on cruise holiday experiences, cruising roundtrip from Singapore on a series of 3- to 5-night adventures to Penang, Melaka and Kuala Lumpur (Port Klang), Malaysia; and Phuket, Thailand.
New additions include first-to-market experiences and amenities, such as The Perfect Storm duo of three-story racer waterslides and glow-in-the-dark laser tag with Battle for Planet Z. Debuting alongside this lineup is the reinvigorated Vitality Spa and Fitness Center, redesigned kids and teens spaces as well as 72 new inside and balcony staterooms.
Guests can also look forward to the new Royal Caribbean International mobile app, which will deliver a more seamless holiday experience. Through the app, travellers will be able to check in for their cruise, view their onboard expenses as well as make and manage reservations for onboard activities, dining, shows and shore excursions, among other features.
Angie Stephen, Managing Director, Asia-Pacific of Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. said, “Our newly transformed Voyager of the Seas will wow our guests more than ever, with a larger array of unique next-generation experiences and signature Royal Caribbean offerings. This is a tremendous boost for our efforts to grow our presence in Singapore and across the region, as we look forward to welcoming more guests to enjoy our amplified cruise products.”
Voyager set course for Penang on its first Southeast Asia cruise on Oct. 21. Beginning Nov. 30, the amplified ship will set sail for a season Down Under with 9- to 12-night South Pacific cruises from Sydney and visit exotic destinations, including Brisbane and Airlie Beach, Australia; Noumea and Mare, New Caledonia; and Mystery Island, Vanuatu. In 2020, Voyager will return to Singapore for her summer season from May to June, with a series of 3- to 5-night sailings to popular destinations in Southeast Asia.
