The Club Royale Journal

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The Club Royale Journal

2026-07-17

Royal Caribbean Suspends Labadee Through June 2027: What Club Royale Members Should Know

Royal Caribbean has extended its Labadee pause through June 2027. For Club Royale members, that means more itinerary changes, more substitute ports, and less certainty when you book sailings that used to rely on the private destination.

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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.

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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.

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The Club Royale Journal

2026-06-07

Royal Caribbean Still Has Plans for Perfect Day Mexico: What Club Royale Members Should Watch

Mexico rejected the project, but Royal Caribbean says it is still looking for a path forward. For Club Royale members, that means the itinerary and booking picture is not settled yet.

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The Club Royale Journal

2026-05-29

Royal Caribbean scraps Perfect Day Mexico: why Club Royale members should care

Royal Caribbean has dropped its Perfect Day Mexico plan after Mexican officials rejected the project. For Club Royale members, that means one less future booking option tied to the line’s private-destination strategy—and another reminder to watch how itinerary changes can affect casino-value sailings.

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The Club Royale Journal

2026-05-27

Mexico blocks Perfect Day Mexico: what Club Royale members should watch next

Mexico has rejected Royal Caribbean Group’s Perfect Day Mexico plan after environmental pushback. For Club Royale members, the immediate impact is less about a headline and more about where the line may steer capacity, itineraries, and casino-friendly sailings next.

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The Club Royale Journal

2026-04-22

Royal Caribbean Expands East Asia Itineraries for 2027-28

Royal Caribbean is adding longer East Asia sailings, including up to 11 nights and one-way Tokyo itineraries. For Club Royale members, that means more ways to use casino offers on longer, less common deployments.

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