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Genting Dream Cruises - World Dream , Genting Dream , Explorer Dream & Global Dream.
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The secret to winning lies in Quantum Entanglement. Quantum entanglement is a sub topic of Quantum mechanics, another area of physics.
The basic idea of quantum entanglement is that if there are two roulette wheels, if the first wheel shows red , then the other wheels will surely be black.
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what ship you go.i been taking cruise in Australia yearly for the past 5 years and everytime we had the BEST experienced we love it so much that if no relative comes to visit us in Australia we will booked twice a year!
i never took cruise in singapore though.
maybe i am a very friendly and humble person i will greet the staff when we meet even my daughter also will greet them and hug them! everytime we go for our meal in the restaurant there always a special table for my family. to me the staff are human and we be nice to them it will make their day even it just a simple greet! our last cruise the staff even bought toys for my daughter and they very sad to see us on the last day. and when we left the ship and Q for the taxi home some of the staff saw us far away and they come to us and say good bye like friends!.
be friendly and be humble it will go a long way
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Royal Caribbean will have up to two sailings a week, departing on Mondays and Thursdays, with tickets starting at $374 per person
Cruises to nowhere: Royal Caribbean's Quantum of the Seas is 2nd ship to sail from S'pore
Cheryl Teh
SINGAPORE - Royal Caribbean International's Quantum of the Seas on Thursday (Dec 3) became the second ship to start cruises to nowhere from Singapore, complete with stepped-up safety protocols to keep Covid-19 at bay.
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It follows Genting Cruise Line's World Dream, which launched Singapore's first pandemic cruises to nowhere on Nov 6.
These round-trip cruises without ports of call are taking place under a pilot programme announced by the Singapore Tourism Board in October.
Royal Caribbean will have up to two sailings a week, departing on Mondays and Thursdays, with tickets starting at $374 per person for a three-night cruise.
The operator is offering three- and four-night Ocean Getaway cruises on the ship at a reduced 50 per cent capacity.
The first voyage, a four-night cruise carrying over 1,300 people, leaves on Thursday at 9pm. Its second, a three-night cruise leaving at 9pm on Monday, will carry over 1,700 passengers.
At full capacity during the pandemic, the Quantum of the Seas can serve up to 2,000 guests - half of its usual of over 4,000 passengers.
"We want to trial our product, and the demand is there, as we are already 99 per cent sold out for most of December," said Ms Angie Stephen, managing director for Asia Pacific at Royal Caribbean International.
"We'd like to start slow, and ramp up in a safe manner," Ms Stephen said, adding that tickets for January are already 50 per cent sold out.
She added that the demand has "exceeded expectations", and that the company will likely see a surge in bookings for the Chinese New Year period in February and the March school holidays.
Boarding began at 2pm on Thursday in staggered time periods. As part of strict health and safety measures in place, the process involved having passengers check in online in advance. Passengers were also required to take a polymerase chain reaction (PCR) Covid-19 test prior to arriving at the cruise centre, the costs of which were absorbed by Royal Caribbean International.
This procedure differs from that used on Genting's World Dream cruise, which involved passengers taking an antigen rapid test for Covid-19 at the Marina Bay Cruise Centre.
Those boarding the Royal Caribbean cruise had their boarding passes scanned and suitcases underwent a disinfection process called electrostatic fogging.
The ship is also kept spic and span. Apart from deep sanitation between sailings, the ship's corridors and public areas are disinfected daily, while frequently touched areas in lifts, escalators, stairways, and promenades are cleaned every two hours.
Passengers must abide by safe distancing measures on board at all the entertainment and dining venues, and capacity limits apply. They will be given a full run of the ship's many amenities, but bookings must be made in advance for key attractions such as the RipCord by iFly, a sky-diving experience in a glass chamber, and the FlowRider, a surf simulator.
Also available for reservations are the North Star, which offers a 15-minute spin in a glass capsule that rises almost 100m above the sea to provide a 360-degree view.
Mask wearing is mandatory on board, and passengers must have the Trace Together mobile application or token on their person at all times.
"With all of these protocols on board, our guests can cruise with confidence knowing that safety is the priority for Royal Caribbean and with all these measures in place, the likelihood of a case on board is expected to be very minimal," Ms Stephen said.
"We want our customers and our guests to enjoy their well deserved holiday, but also to be protected in a very safe and healthy environment."
If a Covid-19 positive case is detected during the cruise, the Quantum of the Seas has a hospital on board - complete with a PCR testing laboratory and intensive care units equipped with ventilators, where cases can be isolated and treated.
The cruise is manned by approximately 1,200 crew members who are tested for Covid-19 every seven days. This is 70 per cent of its usual crew capacity.
Meanwhile, the World Dream has up to three sailings a week, with two-night and three-night cruises to nowhere available.
The two companies are part of a "safe cruise" pilot that caters to Singapore residents at a reduced capacity. Together, passenger capacities on the Quantum of the Seas and the World Dream will represent only about 30 per cent of the usual winter cruising season, the Singapore Tourism Board said in November.
in world dream, they have memberships. If a member clock 10genting points at their casinos, they are given a free cabin plus $25 nn chips.
Do royal Caribbean have memberships and perks for gamblers.
I've never been to royal Caribbean but I believe royal Caribbean is more interesting then world dream. Caribbean facilities seems better.
The price posted by Caribbean is more honest as the price quoted include everything whereas the price quoted by world dream does not include the compulsory gratuity fee which is charged at $21 per night, so a 3 nights cruise will be $63, the total gratuity fee.
Terrible shame by world dream cruise for attempting to hide this gratuity fee which will be charged when boarding or when leaving the ship. A classical example of the bastard rich bullying the poor. I pray that the genting group will go bankrupt.
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QOTS not been there.
heard it do not have 2 nights cruise.
min 3 nights but not popular.
WD more for punters.
QoTS more for families.
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heard it do not have 2 nights cruise.
min 3 nights but not popular.
WD more for punters.
QoTS more for families.
WD and QS will replace AP and AW ???
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AP have left dry dock now park side by side with AW looks like no sink yet sell to garung guni. AP supporters can standby for action wait for restart
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Coming ,so ah boy just bring luggage and passport can?
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RWS gave me $100 genting dollars. How do I convert into cash.
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my friend told me the $100gp can use to play jackpot. then from jackpot can withdraw cash.
I have already booked my cruise with world dream. However one of my friend last minute can't go, so I wish to replace him with another friend. So I called world dream to change name but World dream said ship full so can't change name. Terrible service, change name also cannot even though I'm willing to pay extra.
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Yes, prefer WD more direct hassle free unlike RC still have to make another trip just for swab, now only need swab once before boarding more will be going onboard to huat no need $150 casino levy.
Just earn 10TP gamble or roll every trip FREE cabin till year end.
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Yes, every trip to the cruise clock 10 points and so can have free cabin plus given $25.Yes, prefer WD more direct hassle free unlike RC still have to make another trip just for swab, now only need swab once before boarding more will be going onboard to huat no need $150 casino levy.
Just earn 10TP gamble or roll every trip FREE cabin till year end.
Wow, March fully booked.
Albert must be in red eyes , miss the golden opportunity, every day eat panadol to cure headache.
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with regards to world dream, i am scheduled to take the covid test at 11.30am. Can I go at around 2pm
Pray For Albert and Alan
Pilot Program looks successful.
this may path the way for Ap and Aw to Restart...
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