Royal Caribbean cancels 2021 sailings for extended dry dock work
Royal Caribbean announced the cancelations of five sailings for early next year as it needs more time for dry dock upgrades for Liberty of the Seas.
The affected sailings are week-long voyages from February 14, 2021, February 21, February 28, March 7 and March 14.
Guests with bookings can apply for a full refund or rebook on Liberty of the Seas for another date.
They will receive $200 in onboard credit or $400 for suite guests.
They can also rebook for another ship without penalty.
"All of our guests have been informed and we are working with them to offer alternative cruises to make sure they enjoy their well-deserved vacations," the line said.
The upgrades are part of ‘Royal Amplified,’ a $900 million program adding new features to 10 ships.
Liberty of the Seas offers week-long Caribbean cruises out of Galveston, Texas.
It can accommodate nearly 3,800 passengers.
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