Harmony of the Seas

Saturday, August 22 – Saturday, August 29, 2026

• Stateroom
  
• Complimentary dining options (dining Room, buffets, grab & go spots)
  
• Continental breakfast delivered via room service
  
• Standard beverages (water, coffee, juice & tea)
  
• Onboard entertainment (shows, live music & more)
  
• Pools & hot tubs
  
• Fitness center
  
• Onboard activities (waterslides, surf simulator, zipline, rock climbing, etc.)
  
• Private island experience (Perfect Day at CocoCay)
  
• Adventure Ocean Kids program and teen clubs (ages 3-17)
  
• App w/ guest-to-guest chat feature

• Specialty dining
  
• 24/7 room service: $7.95 plus tax & fees per room order
  
• Cocktails, specialty coffees, sodas & bottled water
  
• Wi-Fi to stay connected at sea
  
• Spa treatments
  
• Shore excursions
  
• Professional photography
  
• Royal Babies & Tots Nursery
  
• Laundry services

Dream It trip qualifiers who earn the trip for 2 are welcome to bring a spouse, family member, friend, or member of their upline or downline as their plus-one on the trip. Each room has a maximum capacity of two guests.

No, the 2026 Dream It Trip is non-transferable. A named account holder must attend to receive any rewards or travel reimbursements.

It is particularly important that you confirm your availability prior to registering for the trip, as upon registration New U Life will be incurring costs associated with your anticipated attendance. If you cancel, any rewards granted prior to cancellation must be returned (i.e., flight vouchers).

This is up to you. We do recommend you purchase flight insurance. If you would like to add travel insurance to your trip, please make your own arrangements.

Yes, all guests will need to present a passport as their form of ID on boarding day. The passport must be valid for six months after the day your cruise ends.
It is important that the name on your cruise reservation be exactly as it is stated on your passport.
*Visa Central is the passport and visa service that Royal Caribbean recommends, should you need passport and visa assistance.

It is each guest’s responsibility to identify and obtain all the necessary visas before commencing on the cruise.
Visa Requirement:
Bahamas
St. Thomas (U.S Visa Waiver program)
*Visa Central is the passport and visa service that Royal Caribbean recommends, should you need passport and visa assistance.

Everyone should fly in and out of Orlando International Airport (MCO).

If you earned a flight voucher, this reimbursement will be paid to you in your commissions within 14 business days after you register to attend the Dream It Trip and send a copy of your flight itinerary that includes the names of both you and your guest.

If you received a flight voucher reimbursement and cancel or do not attend the trip, the reimbursement will be pulled back, or withheld from commissions until fully returned.

Once you receive your cruise reservation number, you can make show reservations ahead of time by visiting Royal Caribbean’s website or by using the Royal App, usually opening on the first day of the month before sailing. Pre-reservations usually close 4 days before the sail date. If you cannot book in advance, you can still wait in the standby line, which often moves quickly, by arriving 15–30 minutes early.
* Show reservations are free, but failing to show up for a booked show might incur a fee if not cancelled.

No, if you would like a drink package you will need to purchase it yourself. If you want to purchase a drink package it is recommended that you purchase drink packages through Cruise Planner before sailing to save on cost.

After the group’s rooming list has been sent in and Royal Caribbean has booked the reservations, you will be emailed your cruise reservation number.

In August, you can expect temperatures around 88 - 90 degrees F during the day, dropping to about 78 degrees F at night.
The humidity will be high but regular trade winds (around 10 – 20 mph) often provide some relief.
August is part of the rainy season so you should expect some precipitation. Showers are usually short-lived, often occurring in the afternoon or evening.

Daywear: Light breathable clothing – shorts, t-shirts, sundresses & 2 – 3 swimsuits as well as cover-ups
Evening Wear: “Cruise Casual” is standard, with 1-2 nights requiring cocktail dresses or suits
Footwear: Comfortable walking shoes for shore excursions, sandals/flip-flops for the pool, and dressier shoes for dinner
Toiletries: Toiletries & personal medication (including motion sickness remedies)
Sun Protection: Sunscreen (reef-safe recommended), hats & sunglasses
Reusable Water Bottle

Tips:

• Don’t bring prohibited items such as irons, steamers & surge-protected power strips.
  
• Bring a carry-on with essentials for the first day as luggage may not arrive until later.
  
• Keep a small bag for essentials on the final night as large luggage is picked up early.

Our cruise departs from Port Canaveral, Florida. Passengers will receive e-docs 45 days before sailing with information on terminal and parking.

No, you are responsible for your transportation between the airport or hotel and the cruise ship.
The Orlando Airport (MCO) is a 45-60 minute ride to Port Canaveral. Choosing a reliable mode of transportation is important to ensure you board the ship on time.

Transfers Options:

• Purchase directly through Royal Caribbean. It is recommended that transfers are purchased 2 weeks prior to sailing.

Once you have your booking ID, you can log into the Royal Caribbean app or go online to access a pre-cruise transfer purchase. You can also call pre-cruise planner at (800) 398-9819 to help with transfer purchases.

• Reserve a shuttle ahead of time through a service like Go Port.
  
• Arrange a rideshare service like Uber (typically takes 45 minutes, costs $78).

Guests should arrive at the terminal within the arrival time slot you selected during Royal App check-in. Your arrival time is listed on your mobile boarding pass. Those who arrive early will not be able to begin boarding, and those who arrive late will need to wait until we are able to work them into another group.

Due to government regulations requiring cruise lines to submit final departure manifests at least 60 minutes prior to sailing, guests are requested to complete Check-in no later than 3 days prior to their cruise.
Please note: All guests must be checked-in and onboard the ship no later than 90 minutes prior to the published sailing time or you will not be permitted to sail.

* Don’t forget to hand carry your passport, SetSail Pass, valuables and medications in your carry-on bag. You’ll need your passport, visa (if applicable) and SetSail Pass to board the ship.

The SetSail Pass acts as your authorization to enter the cruise terminal and scan into the ship. You can obtain your SetSail Pass by complete your online check-in via the Royal Caribbean App or website. It can be printed (paper) or shown digitally within the app. It usually displays the primary guest's name, booking information, and indicates the number of people in the party.

Yes, a standard $99.75 temporary authorization hold will be placed on your credit or debit card when you board the ship to secure funds for onboard spending. This is not a final charge, but a security deposit for onboard purchases like drinks, Wi-Fi, shore excursions, etc.

All gratuities are pre-paid, and no additional gratuities will be needed. If you would like to tip your stateroom attendant, bartender, or any other shipboard employee extra, it is at your discretion.

Yes, the water on cruise ships is desalinated, filtered and treated. It is safe to drink.

As a U.S. territory, it operates with the same currency as the mainland, and no other currency is in circulation. ATMs are widely available, and credit cards are commonly accepted at most establishments, though cash is preferred by smaller vendors and for taxis.

The US Dollar is accepted universally at a 1:1 ratio with the Bahamian Dollar, and both are used interchangeably. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted.