The Club Royale Journal
2026-07-23
August 2026 Club Royale Release: More sailings, stronger upper tiers, Alaska at the top
August’s Club Royale certificate adds more total sailings than July, with the best value concentrated in the 800 to 1,200 point range and the strongest headline cruises still anchored by Alaska.
The Club Royale Journal
2026-07-23
August 2026 Club Royale Release: Bigger list, stronger upper tiers, Alaska leads the way
Club Royale’s August 2026 certificate adds more sailings than July, with the best value concentrated in Alaska, Europe, and longer itineraries at the higher point tiers.
The Club Royale Journal
2026-07-02
Royal Caribbean’s Discovery Class Could Open New Itineraries: Why Club Royale Members Should Pay Attention
Travel Weekly says Royal Caribbean’s upcoming Discovery class ships will be small enough to fit through the Panama Canal, which could connect Alaska and Caribbean deployment in ways that matter for casino cruisers.
The Club Royale Journal
2026-06-25
July 2026 Club Royale Release: Alaska Leads, Balcony Threshold Moves Up
July’s Club Royale batch is slightly larger than June, with Alaska still the clearest value and the first two-guest balcony offer now starting at 1,200 points.
The Club Royale Journal
2026-06-23
July 2026 Club Royale Release: More sailings, stronger Alaska, and a better balcony tier
Club Royale’s July 2026 release adds 78 sailings versus June, with the clearest gains at the 600-, 800-, and 1,200-point levels and a noticeable shift toward balcony-friendly cruises.
The Club Royale Journal
2026-06-23
July 2026 Club Royale Release: More sailings, softer free play, and stronger Alaska at the mid tiers
July’s Club Royale drop adds 2,456 sailings versus June, but the mix shifts toward lower average free play while keeping Alaska, Caribbean, and Europe in play at the tiers that matter most.
The Club Royale Journal
2026-06-17
Royal Caribbean Opens Seward Terminal: Why Club Royale Members Should Care About Alaska Turnarounds
The new Seward terminal is not just a port upgrade. For Club Royale members, it can affect how Alaska sailings connect to land programs, how smooth embarkation feels, and which itineraries are worth booking when Royal Caribbean leans harder into the region.
The Club Royale Journal
2026-06-09
Royal Caribbean’s Alaska Port Partner Push Is Small News, But Club Royale Members Should Notice It
Royal Caribbean Group’s latest Port Partners award in Seward is not a casino headline. But for Club Royale members who book Alaska sailings, it is another sign that the line keeps investing in the ports that matter to those itineraries.
The Club Royale Journal
2026-05-27
June 2026 Club Royale Release: Alaska Leads, Europe Opens Up at the Top
June’s 2606D release is slightly smaller than May, but the best-value tiers still point to strong Alaska, Mediterranean, and Asia options.
The Club Royale Journal
2026-05-21
June 2026 Club Royale Release: Alaska Leads, Caribbean Still Dominates
June’s 2606C release adds 8 sailings versus May, keeps the Caribbean heavy, and puts the cleanest value at 400, 1,200, and 1,500 points.
The Club Royale Journal
2026-05-21
June 2026 Club Royale Release: More Sailings, Lower Entry Tiers, Alaska at the Top
Club Royale’s June 2026 release adds sailings across 13 tiers, with stronger entry-level access and Alaska still setting the pace at the top end.
The Club Royale Journal
2026-05-17
Royal Caribbean’s Alaska Port Change Is a Small Schedule Shift With Real Club Royale Consequences
A debarkation change on one Alaska sailing is not a headline for everyone. For Club Royale members, it can affect flights, hotel nights, and whether a comped trip stays easy to use.