Frequently Asked Questions

On most ships, you'll get cable news network on your in-room TV. You can make phone calls from the phone in your cabin, though it's prohibitively expensive. Your cell phone also can be used to make phone calls and send text messages (roaming charges apply). Most ships have Internet centres and shipboard Wi-Fi, so you can read email and surf the web. Some cruise lines are finding ways to optimize bandwidth to make it easier for cruisers to Skype and stream videos.

Mobile apps also have been making headway. These apps allow cruisers to stay in touch with family and friends onboard by exchanging messages with other app users. Depending on the cruise line app, users may be able to check out daily activities, access social media sites, browse restaurant menus, submit reviews and view their onboard accounts.

Casual wear is welcome on board. Formal attire is required in some specialty restaurants or formal night (no shorts and slippers are allowed). Please on sportswear whenever in the fitness room.

If passengers need medical service, please contact onboard medical centre or reception. Medical fee will be incurred.