Royal Caribbean ending in-room babysitting program
Royal Caribbean said it will terminate its in-cabin babysitting service at the end of this month.
The line will end the Sitter at Sea program September 30, 2018 as it can no longer ‘consistently’ guarantee the service on all sailings.
The program offers in-room childcare for a fee of $19 an hour for up to three children per family.
"We’ve made this decision as we are unable to consistently guarantee this service on every sailing. If your sailing departs prior to September 30th, 2018, we will happily accommodate your request if sitters are available," Royal Caribbean said in an update on its website.
Its other children focused supervised programs including Adventure Ocean and Royal Babies & Tots will continue unchanged, it said.
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