Royal Caribbean has announced that its new Wonder of the Seas ship is set to debut in March 2022, sailing from Shanghai toward Japan.
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The new Wonder of the Seas from Royal Caribbean is scheduled to make its debut in March 2022, sailing from Shanghai toward Japan. The ship will be able to accommodate nearly 7,000 guests and an additional 2,200 crew members with its almost 2,900 staterooms. Between March and November, the cruise ship will sail from Shanghai and several ports in Japan, including Tokyo, Mount Fuji, Kumamoto, Kagoshima, Ishigaki and Miyazaki. The ship will head to Hong Kong for the winter, journeying from there to destinations such as Chan May in Vietnam, Busan and Jeju in South Korea, Kochi and Okinawa in Japan and Taipei.
According to the Royal Caribbean, the ship is currently under construction in Saint-Nazaire, France and will be arranged into a collection of other seven neighbourhoods, including one that is meant to be what Central Park is to Manhattan, just at sea. This neighbourhood is lined with specialty restaurants and high-end shops. The open-air space features over 20,000 plants, plenty of seating and live music in the evening. The vessel is also slated to feature an 80-foot zip line, in addition to the world’s tallest slide at sea. An all-suite neighbourhood will offer a more exclusive experience with a private sundeck, lounge and restaurant. The ship’s itineraries range from four to nine nights and can be booked online.
Booking a cruise tour with Royal Caribbean, guests will be immersed in the local culture, language, customs and practises of the region while enjoying the ship’s signature service and amenities. Are you ready for next-level discoveries in Japan, Vietnam, South Korea and beyond onboard an all-new ship designed for adventure? Whether you choose to kick off your unforgettable escape in futuristic Shanghai or vibrant Hong Kong, you are in for an epic exploration in the Far East.
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