Welcome to the Royal Caribbean Blog podcast, a weekly look into the world of Royal Caribbean cruising.

I'm your host Matt Hodgeberg, and this is episode number 268.

One big push Royal Caribbean is going with these days is providing internet access while

let's see on its cruise ships.

Some people find it really useful, while others prefer to say unconnected.

Regardless, more internet access is available to cruise guests all

the time. And this week, we're going to look at how you can get connected at sea and some of the

best ways to save money on internet access on your Royal Caribbean ship. Here we go.

These days, stay connected while on your Royal Caribbean cruise is a really important aspect of any cruise vacation,

because not only is it a matter of being able to maybe communicate with everybody on board,

leadership, but also I think it's really about being able to share the experience,

stay connected and informed of what's going on in the real world.

And whereas in the past, perhaps,

when we go on a Royal Caribbean cruise, having the internet was a novelty or a nice to have, but not

really critical, I feel like these days a lot more people want to be connected on their cruise

vacation. Again, it's not necessarily to do work or anything like that. The internet is part of our

lives.

And going on a Royal Caribbean cruise means people still want to be online and be able to take

advantage of it.

So this week, I wanted to talk about Rail Caribbean's onboard internet options.

Quite a bit has changed with Royal Caribbean's Internet over the last couple of years.

And quite frankly, it's still changing.

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