Brochures

[butterfly529]

I called RCI because I want a brochure but they said they were all out and would be getting new ones in soon for 2017-18. Has anyone gotten the new ones?

[matj2000]

I got the new brochure.

 

It's called the internet.

 

What is the need for a printed booklet?

 

I have a few old one's and they are so ridiculous.

 

One Carnival book was 98 pages and had only 7 actual photos of their ships.

 

It was a bunch of fake people with stupid smiles.......

[Thetrail]

I called RCI because I want a brochure but they said they were all out and would be getting new ones in soon for 2017-18. Has anyone gotten the new ones?

Do you have a computer?......K.O.:confused::confused:

[jaspercat]

My understanding that the printed copy is no longer available, I might be wrong, -- a Digital copy is available for download and you can view online, download all of it, or download only the pages you want. The printed ones never had accurate information, and while I used to love them as you could just chill and review it cover to cover, I don't miss them at all.

[Cruising Golfer]

Find a local Travel Agent, they will have some... :cool:

[John&LaLa]

Find a local Travel Agent, they will have some... :cool:

Probably 2014/2015 version. 😱

 

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[moonltnite]

I also like having a printed copy to browse. I look online for current info - both on rccl.com and on CC - but it's nice to look through a brochure. We got ours by finding a local travel agent via this page.

 

http://www.royalcaribbean.com/customersupport/travelagentLocate.do

[Cruising Golfer]

Probably 2014/2015 version.

 

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You must have a crappy TA. :cool:

[John&LaLa]

You must have a crappy TA. :cool:

Nope, mine doesn't have a physical location. I didn't even know Travel Agents still did much walk up business.

 

Problem with physical brochures is they are obsolete as soon as they come out

 

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[Guest maddycat]

Nope, mine doesn't have a physical location. I didn't even know Travel Agents still did much walk up business.

 

Problem with physical brochures is they are obsolete as soon as they come out

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Isn't the same true of RCI's website?

Edited September 12, 2016 by maddycat

[butterfly529]

I got the new brochure.

 

It's called the internet.

 

What is the need for a printed booklet?

 

I have a few old one's and they are so ridiculous.

 

One Carnival book was 98 pages and had only 7 actual photos of their ships.

 

It was a bunch of fake people with stupid smiles.......

 

 

I KNOW THAT........ but I am on the computer ALL day at my job and sometimes just want a real book. But thanks for playing and always being the supposed "jerk" on CC with your overly large letters - ever hear of GLASSES??

[Cruising Golfer]

I KNOW THAT........ but I am on the computer ALL day at my job and sometimes just want a real book. But thanks for playing and always being the supposed "jerk" on CC with your overly large letters - ever hear of GLASSES??

 

Thanks... :cool:

[mcatmcat]

I got the new brochure.

 

 

 

 

 

What is the need for a printed booklet?

 

 

 

.......

 

 

To show it to people that like to see it printed in paper

 

 

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[John&LaLa]

Isn't the same true of RCI's website?

 

worse with a pre printed brochure :D

[John&LaLa]

To show it to people that like to see it printed in paper

 

 

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Looking at 2016/2017 right now. Virtually impossible to read the cabin numbers on the deck plans. Freedom is the worst.

 

They don't even include Majesty or Empress.

 

The Vision class is woefully under represented.

 

But all of that is on the Web. ;)

[frenchcanrican]

I like the printed brochures. AAA usually has them in their offices.

I am 40 and I am on the computer all day and I LOVE the brochures.

I don't care if there are fake people what I care about is looking at cruising maps and departure ports and showing them to my cruising partners. We all compare and fight over the book. It's one of my favorite things do.

 

 

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[cb at sea]

I, too, like the physical book!

[KittyCatRya]

I like the brochure too. I like to see the deck plans all on a large page. Nice to see where cabins line up deck to deck. Online, you can only usually see one deck at a time.

[Merion_Mom]

I, too, like the physical book!

 

Can you get it at your local library? ;) :D

[Lionesss]

Can you get it at your local library? ;) :D

 

 

Good one, and to answer:

 

 

 

Yes, in the Archive section under ancient times.

 

Thanks for getting me started.

[rhuntington3]

My wife recently got something from Royal in the mail, it came from Crown and Anchor though. If you're C&A members, try calling them and see if they have something. But as previous replies have said, all of it is available online.

[easyboy]

I, too, like the physical book!

Like a coffee table book for visiting friends.

[JamesEM]

I like to have a hard copy handy.

[pspercy]

I like the brochure too. I like to see the deck plans all on a large page. Nice to see where cabins line up deck to deck. Online, you can only usually see one deck at a time.

 

Try playing with cruisedeckplans.com

 

You can drag decks over one another:D

[shippmates]

I know this is of no help now but you can get one on board at the next cruise desk. I like to look at them and dream when I am going to get to do all the cruises on bucket list.