Royal Caribbean getting rid of the sky pad on all ships

[GimmeOcean]

On 8/24/2023 at 9:57 AM, BecciBoo said:

On Odyssey last December, the glass walkway around it was broken while we watched sailaway from it.  A lady brought a glass beer bottle onto the walk and dropped it just right.  All this whilst I was trying to reassure a lady that it couldn't possibly break!  🥴  The Cpt said the next day, no one would've fallen through it, two plates of 3 inch safety glass and the one on the top was the only one cracked...here's a pic I got:  I bet it was hefty to replace the glass

Yikes!

[ARandomTraveler]

I was on Spectrum a couple weeks ago and there was nothing in the skypad, just the orange structure sitting there unused. I was wondering why it never opened. Figured the equipment was broken or something. 

[cruiseboy89130]

2 hours ago, ARandomTraveler said:

I was on Spectrum a couple weeks ago and there was nothing in the skypad, just the orange structure sitting there unused. I was wondering why it never opened. Figured the equipment was broken or something. 

It is not used anymore on any ship - replaced with NOTHING - way to go Royal!

The VR experience used to be so cool!😥

Edited August 26, 2023 by cruiseboy89130

[pyrateslife4me84]

They should consider selling $2 hot cookies out of the SkyPad. 

[ReneeFLL]

On 3/27/2023 at 5:05 PM, talkorpi said:

Well I posted this five days ago and it somehow just got approved.  Anyways, thought this was an interesting development - wondering what they will do with the space when these are removed

I wouldn't be surprised if it was something you had to pay for.

 

On 3/27/2023 at 8:34 PM, Big_G said:

 

Two lawsuits actually but do you have a source for the outcomes?

I looked and couldn't find where it said he lost or it was dismissed so I'm also wanting to read some sources. I did find the guys FB page and he sure doesn't look like he has a disability or permanent injuries, but I could be wrong.