Ice Skating-Royal Carribean?

Question

Is the ice skating on board free? Please tell me any other info on things to do on board a R.C. ship. Thanks so much : )

Answer 1

Not all Royal Caribbean ships have an ice skating rink, but the ones that do are the Freedom, Liberty, Independence, Mariner, Voyager, Navigator, Explorer and Adventure.  The ice skating is free.  To be honest with you, I was beyond amazed at the level of talent that was demonstrated at the ice skating shows when I was onboard the Liberty.  It is quite amazing!  Have a wonderful time and don't miss the shows.  

The Liberty, Freedom and Independence also have the Flowrider which is a surf simulator.  It is a lot of fun as well.  

All of the ships have rock climbing walls, mini golf, pools, hot tubs, shows, games, casinos, shopping, etc.  

Answer 2

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Answer 3

YES,... Its free and they also provide free skates.  The roller rink is located on deck three and its not open all day but has hours each day when you can skate.  During your cruise there will be two evenings when there will be a free ice shop like the ice capades.  The Voyager Class ships that have ice skating also have an in-line roller skating track that is also free.  And then there is a 9 hole mini-golf course up on the top deck.  Its next to the rock climbing wall which you can also do for free, but you have to sign up for a time  slot.  If you cruise on one of the new Freedom Class RC ships you will not have the roller skating but will have the surfing simulator where you can surf right on the ship; its called the Flowrider.

And then there is the full sized basketball/tennis court and the giant sized chess and checkers that you can play on deck next to the shuffle board.  And of course there are multiple pools and hot tubs.  If you cruise on the Freedom Class ships they have a water park for kids called the H2O Zone.  And all of the ships have a great gymnasium that is also free.

You should just go to the Royal Caribbean web site and click on "PLAN YOUR CRUISE"  and then click on 'SHIPS" and you can review the features of any Royal Caribbean ship:  http://www.royalcaribbean.com/findacruis...