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From an RCI press release last week

  • Voyager Class – In summer 2018, the transformation of Royal Caribbean’s short Caribbean cruises will begin with the $90 million amp-up of Mariner of the Seas. Mariner will redefine the quick getaway by giving guests the chance to take their weekends to new heights with the addition of new thrills, such as Sky Pad and laser tag; The Bamboo Room, a retro lounge with its tiki-chic décor; and the fun and vibrant Playmakers Sports Bar & Arcade. The program will continue in 2019 on sister ship Navigator of the Seas, which also will be redesigned to specifically cater to those who seek a quick getaway.

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heard the NOTS going into dry dock next January. Any word on exactly what RCCL will do?

think they will put in Sorrento's Pizza?

 

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Doubtful on Sorrento's. That has not been done to any other Voyager class ship. Bean counters running the "enchancements" now and I don't see them spending big bucks and taking up valulable real estate to add another free food venue. I'd more expect some other specialty restaurant to replace Vintages.

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