Accessing royalcaribbean.com website ????

[C U Onboard]

Can anyone confirm if UK residents are still able to view the US site to determine if there would be any price advantage by booking through a USA travel agent? I used to be able to do it simply by using the "change country" facility located top right of the UK website 'find a cruise' page. However, I now find that whenever I try this route, it throws me straight back to the .co.uk site :mad: Given that I have changed my computer system in the interim, I am wondering if this is a widespread issue or could it be something to do with my browser settings allowing location detection :confused:

[NorbertsNiece]

I can log in to the .com site directly from here to view prices without any problem. Using Google Chrome.

[Elizanessie]

Can anyone confirm if UK residents are still able to view the US site to determine if there would be any price advantage by booking through a USA travel agent? I used to be able to do it simply by using the "change country" facility located top right of the UK website 'find a cruise' page. However, I now find that whenever I try this route, it throws me straight back to the .co.uk site :mad: Given that I have changed my computer system in the interim, I am wondering if this is a widespread issue or could it be something to do with my browser settings allowing location detection :confused:

 

I had the same problem for a while and someone here suggested typing RCCL.com instead of the whole name...and it worked :D

[Marley-Bop]

Hi all

 

I have also tried these suggestions and mine always defaults back to the UK site....so frustrating :mad:

 

Angie

[Elizanessie]

Hi all

 

I have also tried these suggestions and mine always defaults back to the UK site....so frustrating :mad:

 

Angie

 

Have you tried to access it through Internet Explorer...using the RCCL.com address rather than RoyalCaribbean one ?

[LeeGrant]

Use a different browser - otherwise you will have cookies on there from their site.

 

Use Chrome, Firefox, Safari, IE etc., depending upon what your regualr browser is.

[insidecabin]

I went from bottom right of

 

http://www.royalcaribbean.co.uk

 

"international web sites"

 

pops up a new window/tab that you can click through to

 

http://www.royalcaribbean.com/home.do?wuc=USA

[C U Onboard]

I went from bottom right of

 

http://www.royalcaribbean.co.uk

 

"international web sites"

 

pops up a new window/tab that you can click through to

 

http://www.royalcaribbean.com/home.do?wuc=USA

 

Eureka!

Clicking on your link has done the trick. Thanks for providing it ;)

Thanks too for all other suggestions. The problem is that I am still coming to terms with switching over from Windows to Apple Mac and I have not yet found my way around changing Safari settings as I would like :eek:

Thanks again to all for taking the time to respond.

Charles