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6/18/08 - Royal Caribbean Ups Fuel Surcharge Royal Caribbean Cruises has revised the fuel supplement charged to guests sailing onboard its North American brands. The revised fuel supplements will apply to bookings made on or after June 30, 2008.. Onboard Royal Caribbean International and Celebrity Cruises, for first and second guests in a stateroom, the revised fuel supplement will be $10 per person, per day, and total no more than $140 per person, per cruise. Additional guests in a stateroom will be charged $5 per person, per day, and total no more than $70 per person, per cruise. First and second guests in a stateroom aboard Azamara Crusies will pay a revised fuel supplement of $15 per person, per day. Additional guests in a stateroom will not be charged a fuel supplement.   < Prev   Next > [ Back ] Full News Index | RSS | Order a Magazine Subscription