The voyage will depart Miami in December 2023 and will have a total of 160 destinations.
A passenger on the nine-month-old Royal Caribbean World Cruise has died, Royal Caribbean magazine reports. people magazine. In a video uploaded to TikTok on Sunday, popular content creator and cruise enthusiast Adita, who was traveling aboard Royal Caribbean’s Ultimate World cruise ship, revealed that she saw a female body being removed from the cabin by staff.
After announcing the cruise had arrived in Los Angeles, the woman said: “Some sad news. We had our first death on the Ultimate World Cruise. A lady passed away last night. She was an older lady, I know “The reason is because I was going back to my room when they brought the body out.” The content creator said it was a “very, very sad” thing to witness.
“I thought it might have been a heart attack. But I didn’t have much news other than the death of an elderly female patient or guest,” she continued. her room. ”
In a statement to the media, the cruise operator revealed that one of the passengers had died, but they did not discuss the circumstances of the death. “A guest aboard Serenade of the Seas tragically passed away. We are currently actively providing support and assistance to the guest’s loved ones. Due to privacy concerns for the guest and their family, we have nothing to disclose at this time,” the statement read.
according to new york postMany large cruise ships have morgues and body bags in case someone dies prematurely at sea. Depending on the arrangements for body transportation, the bodies of people who died at sea are usually stored in the morgue until the ship reaches the next important port of call.
At the same time, the route started from Miami in December last year and passed through the United States, Brazil, Argentina and Peru, with a total of 160 destinations. The flight departs for the Asia-Pacific region on Sunday and will travel to the Middle East, the Mediterranean and Europe before returning to Europe on September 10.
Royal Caribbean said they are making adjustments to their itineraries due to the unrest in the Red Sea and Suez Canal. “The safety of our guests and crew is our top priority and we are monitoring what is happening in and around the Red Sea. As we look ahead to potential itinerary adjustments, we are currently reviewing alternatives for the Serenade of the Seas, which is currently Under consideration. “Planned passage through the Suez Canal in May. Our guests and travel partners will receive an update from us in mid-February,” the company said.
