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PART I
ROYAL CARIBBEAN CRUISES LTD. 19
OPERATIONS
Cruise Ships and Itineraries
As of December 31, 2011, we operate 39 ships under
five cruise brands, with a selection of worldwide
itineraries ranging from two to 18 nights that call on
approximately 460 destinations. Celebrity Reflection
is expected to enter revenue service in the fourth
quarter of 2012. In addition, TUI Cruises, our joint
venture with TUI AG, operates Mein Schiff I and Mein
Schiff II, both of which will offer sailings in Europe
and the Caribbean during 2012.
The following table presents summary information
concerning the ships we will operate in 2012 under
our five cruise brands and their geographic areas of
operation based on 2012 itineraries (subject to change).
It does not include Pullmantur’s Atlantic Star which is
currently not in operation and which we are actively
trying to sell. Additionally, in February 2012, we entered
into an agreement to bareboat charter our ship Ocean
Dream to an unrelated party for a period of six years
from the transfer date. The charter agreement provides
a renewal option exercisable by the unrelated party
for an additional four years. We anticipate delivery of
Ocean Dream will take place in April 2012.
Year Ship
Entered or Will Approximate
Ship Enter Service1Berths Primary Areas of Operation
Royal Caribbean International
Allure of the Seas Eastern/Western Caribbean
Oasis of the Seas Eastern/Western Caribbean
Independence of the Seas Europe, Eastern/Western Caribbean
Liberty of the Seas Europe, Short Caribbean
Freedom of the Seas Eastern/Western Caribbean
Jewel of the Seas Western Caribbean, Canada/New England, Europe
Mariner of the Seas Western Caribbean, Europe, Middle East
Serenade of the Seas Southern Caribbean, Europe. Middle East
Navigator of the Seas Western Caribbean, Europe
Brilliance of the Seas Europe, Southern Caribbean
Adventure of the Seas Southern Caribbean, Europe
Radiance of the Seas Alaska, Australia/New Zealand/South Pacific
Explorer of the Seas Eastern/Southern Caribbean, Bermuda
Voyager of the Seas Western Caribbean, Asia, Australia/New Zealand/South Pacific
Vision of the Seas Europe, Brazil, Southern Caribbean, Panama Canal
Enchantment of the Seas Eastern/Western Caribbean, Bermuda, Canada/New England
Rhapsody of the Seas Australia/New Zealand, Alaska
Grandeur of the Seas Europe, Southern Caribbean
Splendour of the Seas Europe, Brazil
Legend of the Seas Asia
Majesty of the Seas Bahamas
Monarch of the Seas Bahamas
Celebrity Cruises
Celebrity Reflection Europe, Eastern Caribbean
Celebrity Silhouette Europe, Middle East, Eastern/Western Caribbean
Celebrity Eclipse Europe, Southern Caribbean
Celebrity Equinox Europe, Long Caribbean
Celebrity Solstice Eastern/Western Caribbean, Europe, Australia/New Zealand
Celebrity Constellation Western Caribbean, Europe
Celebrity Summit Southern Caribbean, Bermuda, Canada/New England
Celebrity Infinity Alaska, Panama Canal, South America
Celebrity Millennium Western Caribbean, Alaska, Asia
Celebrity Century
Australia/New Zealand/South Pacific, Alaska, Hawaii, Panama Canal
Celebrity Xpedition2 Galapagos Islands