Cruise ship ice skating rink -- tickets?

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Zef H

There are two activities that occur on the ice rink. Public skating and a professional show. You don't need tickets for public skating. You do need tickets for the professional show, however, the tickets are FREE. There will be an announcement made as to when you can pick up the tickets for the ice show.

I have been on both the Navigator of the Seas and the Freedom of the Seas. Both have ice rinks. Those who say that you have to pay for the tickets do not know what they are talking about.

The following is from Royal Caribbean's website ...

http://www.royalcaribbean.com/customersupport/faq/details.do;jsessionid=0000jpObXsYZEwvXNLOjFbKN8Qj:12h3g0fq2?pagename=frequently_asked_questions&pnav=5&pnav=2&faqSubjectName=Life+Onboard&faqId=2713&faqSubjectId=334&faqType=faq

Q: Is there a charge for skates or ice skating onboard? What size skates are there?
A: Skates and skating are complimentary on the ships with ice rinks. All skates are unisex. We offer figure and hockey style skates in adult sizes only. Skates are very similar to regular rental boots rented at most ice rinks.

We carry the following sizes:
Children size: 2 - 7
Adult size: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 9.5, 10, 11, 12, 12.5, 13

Here are some photos of the ice show ...

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and open skate ...

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MCLS

YOU DONT NEED TO PURCHASE TICKETS ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS STAND IN LINE TO GET THEM WHEN THE DAY IS ANNOUCE IN THE SHIP. THEY ARE FREE

James L

I don't think so. Almost everything, including most public activities, are prepaid when you pay for the ship. Don't know about needing the tickets, though

Lola

If you want to skate, admission is free, but the rink has certain hours open to the public because of the performances.

If you're interested in watching an ice show, you have to go to the "box office" to get tickets, but there is no charge. However, they only offer a limited number because there aren't that many seats. There are multiple shows on different days though, so you have many chances to see it.

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u shouldnt have to pay..... specially if it is on the ship..... u might have to wait in line.... but i have been on royal carribean before, and i've never had to pay for any of the things on the ship.... jus wait in line.... good luck!!!

Ben Morls

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shivam

IT COSTS $10 EACH PERSON YOU NEED TICKETS U CEN GET OR PRINT THE TICKETS ON http://tickets.comicerinkcruise

private

When you get in that ice rink, and the ship is cruising at
20 knots. Do you skate "faster" when skating to the "stern."
Since you are skating to the back of the ship, as apposed to
skating to the "bow" which is skating into the direction,in
which, the ship is going. Would that, then slow you down.
This will give you something to think about, in all your spare
time, with your friends. <}:-})

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