Published on: September 3, 2009

Royal Caribbean International’s 225,000-ton Oasis of the Seas will allow passengers to make reservations for onboard entertainment from three months to four days before sailing. The pre-booking will embed a reservation in the passengers’ SeaPass cards. The complimentary reservation guarantees entrance to the show, but does not reserve a specific seat. Seat selection remains first-come, first-served. The system will only to be used for Oasis, which enters service in December, and sister ship Allure of the Seas, due out a year later. The new reservation system was revealed during a webcast with Royal Caribbean President Adam Goldstein and two executives in charge of onboard features. Those who change their mind about which shows to see can amend their show reservations onboard, either at the ship’s box office or through the interactive TV in every stateroom, said Charly McDonald, director of guest services and entertainment technical operations. If guests without reservations want to attend a show, there will be standby seating available as long as there is room.

In other news, Oasis will have an online waiver for all of the “extreme activities” onboard, including the FlowRider surf attraction, rock climbing walls, ice skating and the zipline that soars over the Boardwalk. The one waiver can be used for all those adventures, so guests don’t have to fill out a new one for each activity.

Also, Oasis will have a nursery at sea that will care for children age 6 to 36 months. It was beta-tested on Splendour of the Seas. The nursery will be able to care for up to 15 children at a time, so reservations are recommended. For more information, visit www.oasisoftheseas.com.

Published on: September 4, 2009

Royal Caribbean International’s new Oasis of the Seas, due out in December, will feature 13 retail venues, including a Coach store and 10,000 square feet of open-air shopping. Located in the Central Park neighborhood, Coach will unveil its first dedicated store at sea. Custom built to the brand’s standards, the Coach store will offer handbags, leather goods, sunglasses and scarves. Other retailers include Breitling watches, Italian jewelry designer Pianegonda, Lucky Brand, Eileen Fisher, DC Apparel and Forest & Fauna, makers of organic T-shirts and garments. Oasis of the Seas also will carry a number of new brands, including jewelry from Roberto Coin, Charriol and Yvel, and cosmetics by Chanel and Christian Dior, among others.

The Boardwalk neighborhood will feature Star Pier, with ’tween and teen apparel by Roxy, Quiksilver and DC Apparel; and a DJ station and Nintendo Wii. Pinwheels will feature clothes and toys by kid-favored brands such as Crayola, Lego stations and other popular games. Candy Beach is a candy store, offering more than 72 varieties to mix and match, as well as vintage candy treats from the ’50s, ’60s and ’70s.

On the Royal Promenade, guests will find Prince & Greene, a trendy fashion boutique with labels such as Betsey Johnson, Calypso, Kenneth Cole, Ed Hardy, Marc Jacobs and Ben Sherman. Regalia will be an opulent boutique that sells fine jewelry and timepieces. Solera is the duty-free store with cosmetics, skincare and fragrance from Chanel, Dior, La Prairie, Lancôme, Shiseido and “doctor-brand” regimens. Willow features casual sportswear including organic clothing and brands including Eileen Fisher, JMP, and Forest & Fauna. On the Boardwalk is Carousel Cart near the hand-carved carousel; it offers apparel, accessories and souvenirs. In the Pool and Sports Zone, the open-air Breeze will stock light reads, sunglasses, tote bags and sun care products. For more information, visit www.oasisoftheseas.com

Published on: September 2, 2009

Royal Caribbean International’s 225,000-ton Oasis of the Seas, which debuts in December, will feature the first cupcake shop at sea, named The Cupcake Cupboard. The 1940s-style shop will offer an assortment of cupcakes daily at a la carte pricing; specialty cupcakes and cupcake wedding cakes also will be available. The Cupcake Cupboard, located in the Royal Promenade, also will provide a separate space for guests looking to celebrate special events. The space also will host daily hands-on decorating classes where families can learn the techniques behind cupcake decorating -- they can learn how to create animal faces, sunflowers, snow globes, and even “pupcakes” in honor of the family dog. Information on the classes, which are offered daily, can be found in the ship’s Daily Planner and are available at an additional charge. For more information, visit www.oasisoftheseas.com.

The World’s Most Revolutionary Cruise Ship Is One Step Closer to Redefining the Cruise Vacation

MIAMI, November 21, 2008 – In just over one year, Royal Caribbean International’s Oasis of the Seas
will make her long awaited debut. The ship, under construction at STX Europe in Turku, Finland, reached
an important maritime milestone today when she was “floated out” – moved from dry dock to wet dock –
to begin the final stages of interior work.

At official ceremonies held at the shipyard, Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. executives, Richard Fain,
chairman and CEO and Harri Kulovaara, executive vice president, Maritime were joined by Martin
Landtman, president, STX Finland Cruise Oy, and Toivo Ilvonen, project director, Oasis-class, to turn the
valve releasing 87 million gallons of water into the wet dock area.

“This is a historic day for our company. After more than three years of intense planning and
collaboration and with 65 percent of the ship already complete, it’s exciting to see Oasis entering its final
stages,” said Richard D. Fain, chairman and CEO, Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. “Oasis of the Seas truly
represents the innovative spirit that our company is known for and to see that come to fruition is
wonderful.”

The line chose this important milestone to announce that Oasis of the Seas will enter service under the
command of Captain William S. Wright and Captain Tor Olsen. Wright, a 15-year veteran of Royal
Caribbean International, was also the start up Captain for Freedom of the Seas, currently the largest ship in the
world with sister-ships Liberty of the Seas and Independence of the Seas, and 40 percent smaller than Oasis of the
Seas. Wright also is one of the few American captains in international cruising and currently serves as the
senior vice president of Marine Operations for the cruise line.

Born in Norway, Captain Tor Olsen has been on the high seas since the age of 16. He joined Royal
Caribbean International in 1987 working on Song of America and has served as Captain on five Royal
Caribbean ships from the Voyager-class to the Vision-class.

When Oasis launches in December 2009, she will feature the unique neighborhood concept that will
provide guests with the opportunity to seek out relevant experiences based on their personal style,
preference or mood in seven distinct areas of the ship. This unique concept, which also creates a vast array
of accommodation choices for guests never before found at sea, is the result of a quantum leap forward in
revolutionary cruise ship design.

An architectural marvel at sea, Oasis of the Seas will span 16 decks, encompass 220,000 gross
registered tons (GRT), carry 5,400 guests at double occupancy, and feature 2,700 staterooms. She will be the
first ship to tout the cruise line’s new neighborhood concept of seven distinct themed areas, which include
Central Park, Boardwalk, the Royal Promenade, the Pool and Sports Zone, Vitality at Sea Spa and Fitness
Center, Entertainment Place and Youth Zone. The ship will sail from her home port of Port Everglades in
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Additional information is available at www.oasisoftheseas.com.

Royal Caribbean International is a global cruise brand with 20 ships currently in service and two under
construction. The line also offers unique cruisetour vacations in Alaska and Canada, Asia, Australia and
New Zealand, Europe, and South America. For additional information or to make reservations, call your
travel agent, visit www.royalcaribbean.com or call (800) ROYAL-CARIBBEAN. For travel professionals, go
to www.cruisingpower.com or call (800) 327-2056.