Royal Caribbean Monarch of the Seas Southern Caribbean 90s Promo Video
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2024
- Monarch of the Seas promotional video from the mid 1990s featuring the southern Caribbean. The Monarch of the Seas debuted for Royal Caribbean in 1991as part of the three-ship Sovereign class (including the earlier Sovereign of 88 and later Majesty of the Seas of 92). She also sailed as the Monarch for Pullmantur Cruises from 2013-2020. She was scrapped in 2021.
imagine someone on this ship back in the early 2000s being shown the icon of the seas
Love these old videos! The old ships had a lot of charm.
Thank you for watching!
I took my first cruise on her in early 1997, Southern Caribbean just as shown in this video. It was a college graduation gift from my parents who went with me, though they'd been on several cruises already. This video stirred happy memories of that trip. I thought the ship was so beautiful and spacious. The first night as the ship sailed out of San Juan, I had my first pina colada from the Crown Lounge. The meals were all in the main dining room at the same table all week, so your waiter and assistant waiter came to know and serve you well. I had my first martini at the Captain's welcome, they were complimentary. The shows were awesome, on my cruise Bowser from Sha na na was the celebrity guest. It was a very impressive experience for me, and has made me a fan ever since.
Great memories! I commented else where but I had my first glimpse of the Monarch her 2nd month in service, in the port of San Juan December of ‘91. I was on the Star Princess but she caught my eye even then! I never sailed on her but was lucky enough to sail on her sister ship, Majesty of the Seas in June 1995. I’ve been on several cruises since but that Majesty cruise was still the pinnacle to me!! I was still a teenager but had an incredible time! Before everyone had a phone it seems we all were forced to interact and meet other people and we made the best of friends on that cruise and had such a good time with each other. I will say I wish social media existed then only for the fact I would have loved to have kept in touch with all of those fine people we met. 30 years later and I still think of some of those folks now and again!
I saw her in the port of San Juan in December ‘91. I was on my first cruise on the Star Princess. She turned heads back then and I was lucky enough to sail on her sister, Majesty of the Seas, in 1995. I miss the old days of cruising!
RIP monarch
Me and my family went on this cruise in 2004. We went from Florida to Nassau. Good memories.
And any kid aboard this ship that you're looking at in this video that was at least 10 years of age is now in their 40s
This was my first cruise as a kid with my grandparents.
And back then you never heard about fights happening aboard the ships it was a different type of cruising back then and some of the aspects of that type of cruise and I love to see come back
Honeymoon on this ship in 1998. Great trip!
What would be awesome is to take icon of the seas back to the late 80s and early 90s and pull up 21 of those sovereign class Royal Caribbean ships and see what they would think of the ship of the 21st century
never sailed her but boy have times changed. you barely see the chefs anymore
Being as tall as the Statue of Liberty really seemed to be a point all these lines liked to mention about their ships around this time lol.
Lol this is the 90s ❤️
The 90s was the golden age of cruising.
Even though monarch of the seas is one of royal Caribbeans smallest ships, it was the biggest at its time.
It doesn't exist anymore
Oh wow, Royal
I wish they have midnight buffets mow
This was my first cruise in back in 1997 xD
1990s Royal Caribbean: Welcome to our Sovereign Class cruise ship! It doesn't get better than this
2024 Royal Caribbean: Allow us to introduce to you the Icon Class
Traveled on all the Sovereign class ships and the Legend and Grandeur at their beginning and the quality of the product then was first class food service and entertainment was excellent.RCCI started to fall away with the arrival of the Radience Class and then the Voyager class is when Royal Caribbean went into the floating resorts and lost their individual cruising experience.The ships got bigger and bigger and changed their customer base .The ports now are overcrowded and these modern experiences are not relaxing.
I bet you could literally stick monarch of the seas right into the boardwalk of Oasis of the seas and fit the whole ship
All those kids are in their 40s almost approaching 50 now
Royal Caribbean should be proud of themselves because think about it MSC back then was sailing the Achille Lauro
What is wild is the youngest adults in this video are in their 50s now
Yes sovereign of the sea's monarch of the seas and majesty of sea's Was the largest purpose built cruise ship at that time but it was built as an ocean liner and her name was SS Norway
Can we just visit sorentos
How about specialty dining at azumi's oops this ship doesn't have it
Olá 🇧🇷(could activate Portuguese subtitles please fan from Brazil)
When did they stop Tableside Preparation in the Main Dining Room?
Awesome !
Is there a chance to upload a video of voyager of the seas?
I do have a three part video series of the creation of the Voyager. I have to still convert it to digital and I will upload it on here.
What about just a transatlantic cruise to England to visit English culture
I don't know I kind of like the decor of the late 80s early 90s but it is definitely dated
So could we use the ice skating ring on board monarch of the seas ha ha no ice skating ring on board
When we sailed Monarch, we had an inside cabin on Tween Deck. That would be about where the ice rink would have been located (if they had thought of having one at that time)
Is it me but all the passengers are white and all the servers are black
Cruising was different back then.
Cruising was different back then.
I guess people of color didn’t take cruises in the 90s. Didn’t see a single poc in this promo 😂.
They like Carnival it is cheaper
there were multiple
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@@graceygal2664it’s true. These were photos of live cruises. You think they were all actors?
No fat people either 😂