Mitsui Ocean Fuji
Former name: Seabourn Odyssey
Cruise line
MOL Mitsui Ocean Cruises
Mitsui Ocean Fuji current position
The current location of Mitsui Ocean Fuji is in East Asia (coordinates 26.31373 N / 127.30898 E) cruising en route to TW SUO. The AIS position was last reported 32 minutes ago.
All Itineraries Current PositionCurrent itinerary of Mitsui Ocean Fuji
Mitsui Ocean Fuji current cruise is а 7 days, one-way from Yokohama to Tokyo. The itinerary begins on December 11, 2025 and ends on December 18, 2025.
Date / Time | Port |
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11 Dec 17:00 | Departing from Yokohama, Tokyo, Japan Kanagawa hotels |
14 Dec 08:00 - 17:00 | Busan, Korea |
15 Dec 09:00 - 16:00 | Matsuyama, Japan Ehime |
16 Dec 08:00 - 16:00 | Wakayama City, Japan Wakayama |
18 Dec 08:00 | Arriving in Tokyo, Japan hotels |
Specifications of Mitsui Ocean Fuji
Year of build | 2009 / Age: 16 |
Flag state | Bahamas |
Builder | T. Mariotti (Genoa, Italy) |
Class | Mega Yacht |
Ferry route / homeports | Yokohama Japan |
Building cost | USD 250 million |
Engines (power) | Wartsila (23 MW / 30844 hp) |
Propulsion power | 15 MW / 20115 hp |
Speed | 21 kn / 39 km/h / 24 mph |
Length (LOA) | 198 m / 650 ft |
Beam (width) | 25 m / 82 ft |
Gross Tonnage | 32477 gt |
Passengers | 458 - 540 |
Crew | 330 |
Passengers-to-space ratio | 60 |
Decks | 11 |
Cabins | 225 |
Decks with cabins | 7 |
Last Refurbishment | 2024 |
Sister-ships | Seabourn Sojourn, Seabourn Quest |
Former names | Seabourn Odyssey |
Christened by | Senko Ikenobo (Mitsui Ocean), all Inaugural Cruise passengers (Seabourn) |
Owner | Mitsui Group via Mitsui OSK Lines Ltd (MOL) |
Operator | MOL Cruises Ltd (via Mitsui Ocean Cruises) |
Mitsui Ocean Fuji Itineraries
Date | Itinerary | Departure Port | Price from |
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2025 Oct 02 | 4 days, round-trip Flying Cruise Okinawa Course B Miyakojima, Keelung | Naha | |
2025 Dec 11 | 7 days, one-way from Yokohama to Tokyo | Yokohama |
Mitsui Ocean Fuji Review
Review of Mitsui Ocean Fuji
The 2009-built cruise ship Mitsui Ocean Fuji (formerly Seabourn Odyssey) was the first and oldest vessel in the Seabourn fleet, with sisterships Seabourn Sojourn/Mitsui Ocean Sakura and Seabourn Quest. In September 2024, Seabourn Odyssey was renamed “Mitsui Ocean Fuji,” and in December she began operations for the new travel brandMitsui Ocean Cruises, managed by MOL Cruises Ltd.
The vessel (IMO number 9417086) is currently Bahamas-flagged (MMSI 309416000) and registered in Nassau.
History – construction and ownership
On March 17, 2023, Carnival Corporation (parent company of Seabourn Cruise Line Ltd) sold the 14-year-old Seabourn Odyssey to the Japanese shipping company MOL (Mitsui OSK Lines Ltd). The sale was confirmed by MOL’s President and CEO, Takeshi Hashimoto.
Until 2023, MOL owned and operated only one cruise ship – Nippon Maru (built in 1990).
As part of the sale, Seabourn signed a time-charter agreement with MOL, allowing the company to continue operating Odyssey’s voyages through October 11, 2024.
On September 26, 2024, Seabourn Odyssey was officially handed over to her new Japanese owner, renamed, and reflagged to Japan (MMSI tba), with port of registry Tokyo.
Following the charter period and a drydock refurbishment, the vessel was transferred in September 2024 to MOL’s subsidiary Mitsui OSK Passenger Line Ltd (MOPAS). Her last refurbishment under Seabourn was completed in 2022.
On October 12, 2023, Mitsui Group officially launched its new cruise brand Mitsui Ocean Cruises and unveiled Seabourn Odyssey’s new name – Mitsui Ocean Fuji (ミツイ オーシャン フジ).
Mitsui Group (founded in 1964) is one of the world’s largest container shipping companies, headquartered in Tokyo. MOL, part of the Mitsui Group, operates a diverse fleet including container ships, bulk carriers, LNG carriers, tankers, ro-ro ships, ferries, and the MOPAS-managed cruise ship Nippon Maru.
Mitsui Group has also announced plans to order two new cruise ships with a maximum passenger capacity of around 600 each.
The 450-passenger Seabourn Odyssey was the company’s first new-class vessel. At 32,000 GT, she was the smallest ship operated by any major cruise line at the time, offering one of the industry’s highest space-per-guest ratios.
Seabourn Odyssey was named in Venice and built in Genoa by T. Mariotti. All guests at her christening were named godparents, and a plaque listing their names was permanently installed aboard. Designed by architects Bjorn Storbraaten and Petr Yran (who also designed Seabourn’s original ships), the vessel emphasized spacious accommodations, open-deck areas, diverse dining venues, and elegant public spaces.
Decks and Cabins
Seabourn Odyssey’s accommodations comprise 225 suites across 15 categories. The largest are the GRWG Grand Wintergarden Suites (1,180 ft² / 110 m², including a 220 ft² / 20 m² terrace). These combine two adjoining cabins (a WG Wintergarden Suite and a V4 Veranda Suite) with connected balconies.
The vessel has 7 wheelchair-accessible suites (located across several decks) and 37 connecting suites convertible into double units.
All accommodations are suite categories, featuring luxury hotel-style amenities: separate lounge and bedroom areas, walk-in closets, electronic safes, smart HDTVs with free on-demand movies, iPod docks, minibars, and refrigerators.
Most are Veranda Suites (300 ft² / 28 m² plus a 65 ft² / 6 m² balcony). Penthouse Suites measure 435 ft² / 40 m² with a 100 ft² / 9 m² terrace and include separate bedrooms and lounge areas with dining tables and armchairs. Grand Suites offer two bedrooms and a glass-enclosed solarium with a whirlpool and lounge bed.
The ship has 11 decks, including 10 accessible to passengers and 7 with accommodations.
Through Seabourn’s loyalty program “Seabourn Club,” Silver Level and above members receive benefits such as free Internet (limited or unlimited packages), complimentary global phone minutes, Spa massages, day passes to the Spa Serene Area, free laundry service, discounts on premium wines and spirits, future cruise savings, luggage shipping discounts, and access to exclusive onboard events.
Mitsui Ocean Fuji – Ship Review (facilities and amenities)
Mitsui Ocean Cruises revealed Mitsui Ocean Fuji’s facilities in June 2024.
Restaurant Fuji (main dining room) offers full-service menus curated by the ship’s chefs, featuring Japanese and international cuisine.
Terrace Restaurant Hachiyo (named after the eight peaks of Mount Fuji) provides diverse global dishes in an open-air setting with panoramic sea views. In the evenings, it transforms into an omakase sushi restaurant with al fresco dining.
Hokusai Fine Dining (named after artist Katsushika Hokusai) serves refined, seasonal dishes inspired by traditional Japanese artistry.
Poolside Restaurant Kohan serves casual meals and beverages inspired by the lakes surrounding Mount Fuji.
Ocean Cafe offers casual grab-and-go food and drinks in the central Mitsui Ocean Square.
Lounges and bars include Observation Bar 36, with panoramic views and cocktails themed after Mount Fuji’s four seasons.
Ocean Club and Bar hosts live music, lectures, and social events alongside a full bar service.
The Ocean Stage Theater serves as the ship’s main entertainment venue, hosting Broadway-style performances, lectures, and special events. The 45-minute evening shows feature professional singers and dancers, with productions by Belinda King Creative Productions. “The Midnight Hour” show pays tribute to music legends such as Elvis Presley, Peggy Lee, and Stevie Wonder.
Ocean Casino offers blackjack and roulette tables.
The Spa and Wellness Kodama provides massages, facials, salon services, and acupuncture treatments.
The Fitness Center and Motion Studio feature modern training equipment and areas for yoga and Pilates classes.
Recreation Raiko on the top deck provides a space for games and sunbathing.
The following ship review video is in Japanese.
Seabourn Odyssey – Ship Review (facilities and amenities)
The Restaurant is the main dining venue offering open-seating service for all meals.
Restaurant 2 is a reservation-only venue serving seven-course tasting menus that rotate weekly over a seven-week cycle.
The Colonnade is a casual restaurant offering both buffet and table service. In the evenings, it transforms into a themed bistro with rotating international menus.
Patio Grill (on Deck 8, near the main pool) serves casual fare including breakfast, burgers, pizza, and salads, and offers open-air dinners featuring grilled meats and seafood when weather permits.
Early risers enjoy continental breakfast in the Observation Bar (6:15–8:00 a.m.) and pastries with specialty coffee at The Square (6:15 a.m.–6:00 p.m.). Afternoon Tea with live piano music is served daily in the Observation Bar (4:00–5:00 p.m.).
Complete list of Seabourn Odyssey’s dining venues:
- The Restaurant (main open-seating dining room serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner; dress code “elegant casual,” with optional “formal” nights)
- Restaurant 2 (reservation-only, avant-garde menus paired with fine wines)
- Patio Grill (poolside restaurant serving grilled dishes, salads, and pizza throughout the day)
- The Colonnade (open kitchen concept offering themed dinners and outdoor terrace seating)
- The Grill by Thomas Keller (American chophouse-style restaurant designed by Adam D. Tihany, featuring menus by 3-star Michelin chef Thomas Keller)
Room service is available 24 hours a day. Guests can order hot breakfasts, classic dishes like burgers and steaks, or pizza. Dinner selections from the main dining room are served course by course.
Most beverages onboard, including house wines, specialty coffees, sodas, and cocktails, are complimentary. Each suite is stocked with two bottles of premium spirits.
Evening entertainment includes piano performances in the Observation Bar, stage shows in the Grand Salon, and dancing in The Club.
The pool deck features a large swimming pool, whirlpools, and spacious sundecks. Additional pools are located aft and forward on Deck 6 (a whirlpool area).
Seabourn Spa spans two decks, featuring treatment rooms, spa villas with private whirlpools, saunas, steam rooms, and a gym with panoramic views. Day passes cost around USD 30, while private spa villa rentals start at USD 500 (half-day).
The aft Deck 2 Watersports Marina opens one day per cruise (weather permitting), offering water sports such as kayaking, banana boating, and tubing.
All gratuities are included in Seabourn fares. The ship primarily caters to couples but also accommodates solo travelers.
Complimentary amenities include 24-hour room service, Wi-Fi, self-service laundry, and gratuity-free service. Weddings can be held in any public venue (no onboard chapel).
Complete list of Seabourn Odyssey’s lounges and entertainment venues:
- Living Room (casual seating area)
- Casino (1 roulette table, 3 gaming tables, 15 slot machines)
- The Club (nightclub and bar)
- The Club Pool area (with plunge pool and whirlpools)
- Grand Salon (main theater and lecture venue)
- Card Room (for board and card games)
- Duty-free shops: The Boutique, The Seabourn Shop, and The Collection
- Coffee Bar (patisserie and café within Seabourn Square)
- Patio Pool (main pool area with cabanas and BBQ parties)
- Sky Bar (overlooking the Patio Pool)
- The Spa at Seabourn (11,400 ft² wellness complex)
- Fitness Center (panoramic gym)
- Motion Studio (aerobics and group exercise room)
- Observation Bar (panoramic lounge with piano)
- Outdoor areas: Promenade, Sun Terrace, Spa Terrace, The Retreat (with putting green and deck games)
Mitsui Ocean Fuji Itineraries
In October 2023, Mitsui Group announced that Mitsui Ocean Fuji would operate the first World Cruise for the new MOL brand. The 100-day voyage (roundtrip from Yokohama, April 12 – July 20, 2025) includes 24 ports across 16 countries and a Suez Canal transit.
Bookings opened in February 2024.
Mitsui Ocean Fuji’s inaugural itineraries, announced on May 20, 2024, are based on roundtrips from Yokohama and Kobe, visiting Japanese ports (Beppu, Nagasaki, Shingu, Matsuyama, Kochi, Nagoya, Shimonoseki, Takamatsu, Hiroshima, Kagoshima) and South Korean ports (Jeju and Busan), with durations of 5–12 days.
Maiden Voyage (Dec 1–7, 2024): 7-day cruise from Yokohama to Tokyo, visiting Beppu, Busan, and Shimonoseki. Fares ranged from JPY 0.506–1.984 million (USD 3,170–12,440 / EUR 2,950–11,600).
- Dec 8–13: Yokohama roundtrip visiting Shingu, Kochi, and Busan
- Dec 14–18: Nagoya roundtrip visiting Busan and Takamatsu
- Dec 19–23: Kobe roundtrip visiting Busan and Matsuyama
- Dec 23–29: Kobe–Yokohama visiting Hakata, Busan, and Kagoshima
- Dec 29–Jan 8, 2025: Yokohama roundtrip visiting Jeju, Busan, Nagasaki, Beppu, and Hiroshima
In July 2024, five additional 2025 itineraries were announced:
- 8-day “Spring Cruise with Yeosu” (Apr 10–17) – Yokohama roundtrip visiting Yeosu, Nagasaki, Ibusuki
- 8-day “Spring Cruise with Jeju” (Apr 17–24) – Yokohama roundtrip visiting Jeju, Hakata, Sukumo
- 12-day “Golden Week Around Japan Cruise with Busan” (Apr 24–May 5) – Yokohama roundtrip visiting Ofunato, Hakodate, Aomori, Miyazu, Hamada, Busan
- 9-day “Spring Cruise with UNESCO Sites” (May 5–13) – Yokohama roundtrip visiting Hofu, Sasebo, Yeosu, Shimonoseki, Toba
- 66-day “Grand Asia Cruise 2025” (May 13–Jul 17, 24 ports/10 countries) – Yokohama roundtrip visiting Kobe, Ishigaki, Hong Kong (overnight), Ha Long Bay, Da Nang/Hue, Saigon (overnight), Sihanoukville, Laem Chabang/Bangkok (overnight), Koh Samui, Singapore (overnight), Melaka, Penang, Langkawi, Phuket, Port Klang/Kuala Lumpur, Benoa Bali, Komodo, Darwin (overnight), Makassar, Kuching, Kota Kinabalu, Kaohsiung, Keelung, Naha
Also in July 2024, the planned “Mitsui Ocean Fuji World Cruise 2025” was canceled due to instability in the Red Sea region (Houthi attacks).
Seabourn Itineraries
Seabourn Odyssey’s itineraries included World Voyages departing from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Caribbean and Panama Canal voyages, and Mediterranean sailings from Venice, Athens-Piraeus, and Istanbul, as well as seasonal Transatlantic repositioning cruises.
In October 2020, Seabourn announced new itineraries in British Columbia (Canada) and Alaska (USA) for summer 2021, featuring 7–11-day voyages between Vancouver and Juneau. These could be combined into 14-day back-to-back cruises with no repeated ports. The program also included sailings between Whittier (Anchorage) and Vancouver, visiting Tracy Arm, Endicott Arm, and Hubbard Glacier. Four cruises also visited Glacier Bay National Park. The Alaska program was later replaced by Caribbean deployments.
In April 2021, Seabourn introduced two 7-day itineraries from Bridgetown, Barbados (starting July 18), visiting Southern Caribbean ports such as St. John’s (Antigua), Road Town (Tortola, BVI), St. George’s (Grenada), La Romana (Dominican Republic), Castries (St. Lucia), Philipsburg (St. Maarten), and Basseterre (St. Kitts).
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Mitsui Ocean Fuji Wiki
The vessel (Mariotti yard/hull number 62) has a volume of 32,447 GT and a deadweight tonnage (DWT) of 3,587 tons, with a maximum draught of 6.4 m. Her powerplant consists of Wartsila marine diesel engines (model 12V32) with a combined output of 23 MW. The registered shipowner is GYRO SHIPPING INC, the under-charter manager is SEABOURN CRUISE LINE LTD, and the ISM Manager is V-SHIPS LEISURE SAM.
On October 3, 2024, Mitsui Ocean Fuji’s Master (Captain Kim Roger Karlsson, previously employed by NCL/Norwegian Cruise Line) and senior officers were announced: Diyan Shopov (Chief Engineer), Simon Daniel Westall (Staff Captain), and Keiichiro Kawano (Hotel General Manager).
Seabourn Odyssey was Seabourn’s first of three newbuilds, followed by her sisterships Quest and Sojourn, all built to the same design. Upon Odyssey’s launch, Seabourn promoted the vessel as a “game-changer for the luxury segment” of the cruise market. As with all Seabourn ships, every passenger suite features a private outdoor veranda.
Seabourn Odyssey became well known for having one of the largest spas at sea, despite her relatively modest size compared to competing luxury ships.
Seabourn Odyssey’s naming ceremony took place on June 22, 2009, in Venice, Italy. All guests on the Maiden Voyage were honored as the vessel’s godparents, and a plaque bearing their names was later mounted inside the ship. On June 25, 2009, Odyssey departed on her maiden voyage through the Eastern Mediterranean (from Venice to Istanbul, Turkey), calling at ports in Croatia and Greece.
Seabourn Odyssey’s last drydocking took place in 2022 at Damen Shiprepair Curacao, in Port Willemstad (Curacao).
Odyssey’s final Seabourn voyage—a repositioning cruise from Alaska to California—was scheduled to depart from Vancouver on October 11, 2024.
Date / Time | Port |
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11 Oct 17:00 | Departing from Vancouver, BC, Canada |
12 Oct 08:00 - 21:00 | Victoria, BC, Canada |
13 Oct 08:00 - 23:00 | Seattle, Washington |
15 Oct 08:00 - 18:00 | Astoria, Oregon |
17 Oct 08:00 - 17:00 | Eureka, California |
19 Oct 01:00 | Arriving in San Francisco, California |
In February 2024, MOL Cruises signed a technical management agreement with V.Ships Leisure SAM (a subsidiary of V.Group Holdings Ltd) for Mitsui Ocean Fuji while the vessel remains foreign-flagged.
In November 2024, Tsunemichi Mukai (President of Mitsui Ocean Cruises) announced that the ship’s godmother would be Senko Ikenobo (born in 1965), the Headmaster Designate of the Ikenobo School of ikebana (Japanese flower arrangement). The christening ceremony was held on December 7 at Tokyo International Cruise Terminal, in the ship’s Ocean Stage Theater. VIP attendees included Takeshi Hashimoto (Mitsui OSK Lines/MOL President and CEO), Tsunemichi Mukai (MOL Cruises President), and Captain Kim Karlsson (the ship’s Master).
Mitsui Ocean Fuji refurbishment review
The vessel’s first drydock refurbishment under MOL’s Mitsui Ocean Cruises took place from October 1 to December 1, 2024, at the Mitsubishi Shipyard in Yokohama. The comprehensive project included interior renovations (such as installing shower toilets in all staterooms, updating galley equipment, and rebranding/renaming venues), as well as regular maintenance, safety and classification inspections, machinery overhauls, and hull cleaning and repainting.
Seabourn Odyssey refurbishment 2019 review
Seabourn Odyssey’s 2019 drydock refurbishment (in May) took place at Fincantieri’s yard in Genoa. The multi-million-dollar project included redesigned and upgraded interiors, new technologies, refreshed venues, and modernized accommodations.
Seabourn Square received new premium furniture, lighting, and carpeting.
The Club was updated with new carpeting, lounge chairs, and refreshed banquettes.
The Restaurant was redesigned with new wooden furniture, sheer curtains, and carpeting.
The Card Room was fitted with new chairs and tables.
Veranda Suites were upgraded with new bedside cabinets (stone tops), coffee tables, designer bedding, and premium sofa pillows. Premium Suites received new furniture and refreshed color palettes. All staterooms were fitted with new interactive HDTVs and updated Internet equipment, including USB 2.0 outlets on bedside tables and wireless access points throughout public areas.
Grand Pacific Voyage 2022 (Seabourn Odyssey)
On May 4, 2021, Seabourn opened bookings for the 65-day “Grand Pacific Voyage 2022: A World of Islands.” The World Cruise (September 30 – December 5, 2022) featured 41 ports of call (including 5 overnights), visiting 30 islands across 12 countries with 25 optional “Ventures by Seabourn” shore excursions.
Departing from Vancouver, Canada, and ending in Sydney, Australia, the voyage was also available as an alternate 64-day itinerary departing from Seattle, WA, on October 1. Overnight stays included Cairns (Queensland, Australia), the Conflict Islands, Honolulu (Hawaii), and Papeete (Tahiti).
Date / Time | Port |
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30 Sep 17:00 | Departing from Vancouver, BC, Canada |
01 Oct 08:00 - 23:00 | Seattle, Washington |
02 Oct 08:00 - 18:00 | Victoria, BC, Canada |
09 Oct 08:00 - 21:00 | Lahaina, Maui Island, Hawaii, USA |
10 Oct 08:00 - 17:00 | Hilo, Hawaii Island |
11 Oct 08:00 - 12 Oct 23:00 (overnight) | Honolulu, Oahu Island, Hawaii |
13 Oct 08:00 - 18:00 | Nawiliwili, Lihue, Kauai Island, Hawaii |
14 Oct 08:00 - 17:00 | Lanai Island, Hawaii |
15 Oct 08:00 - 18:00 | Kailua-Kona, Hawaii Island |
19 Oct 08:00 - 17:00 | Fanning Island, Line Islands, Kiribati |
22 Oct 08:00 - 17:00 | Rangiroa Atoll, Tuamotus, French Polynesia |
24 Oct 08:00 - 23:00 | Bora Bora, Society Islands, French Polynesia |
26 Oct 08:00 - 17:00 | Huahine, Society Islands, French Polynesia |
27 Oct 07:00 - 28 Oct 05:00 (overnight) | Papeete, Tahiti, French Polynesia |
28 Oct 08:00 - 17:00 | Moorea, Society Islands, French Polynesia |
29 Oct 08:00 - 18:00 | Raiatea, Uturoa, French Polynesia |
31 Oct 08:00 - 17:00 | Aitutaki, Cook Islands (NZ) |
01 Nov 07:00 - 15:00 | Rarotonga, Cook Islands (NZ) |
03 Nov 08:00 - 17:00 | Alofi, Niue |
06 Nov 07:00 - 17:00 | Nukualofa, Tongatapu, Tonga |
07 Nov 08:00 - 17:00 | Vavau Islands, Neiafu, Tonga |
09 Nov 08:00 - 17:00 | Dravuni Island, Fiji |
10 Nov 08:00 - 17:00 | Savusavu, Vanua Levu Island, Fiji |
11 Nov 07:00 - 20:00 | Suva, Fiji |
13 Nov 08:00 - 17:00 | Mystery Island, Aneityum, Vanuatu |
14 Nov 08:00 - 18:00 | Port Vila, Efate Island, Vanuatu |
15 Nov 07:00 - 18:00 | Luganville, Espiritu Santo Island, Vanuatu |
16 Nov 08:00 - 17:00 | Ureparapara Island, Vanuatu |
18 Nov 08:00 - 17:00 | Honiara, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
22 Nov 08:00 - 18:00 | Alotau, Papua New Guinea |
23 Nov 08:00 - 17:00 | Kitava, Trobriand Islands, Papua New Guinea |
24 Nov 08:00 - 25 Nov 17:00 (overnight) | Conflict Islands, Papua New Guinea |
27 Nov 08:00 - 28 Nov 18:00 (overnight) | Cairns, Queensland, Australia |
29 Nov 08:00 - 18:00 | Townsville, Queensland, Australia |
30 Nov 07:00 - 17:00 | Airlie Beach, Queensland, Australia |
02 Dec 08:00 - 23:00 | Brisbane, Queensland, Australia |
04 Dec | Arriving in Sydney, NSW, Australia |
Bonus amenities included a Gala Bon Voyage Dinner (in Vancouver/Seattle), special pillow gifts, and an exclusive onboard President’s Event.
Early booking perks (for reservations made by February 28, 2022) included:
- roundtrip flights
- onboard credit (USD 2,000–3,000 per stateroom)
- unlimited Internet access
- door-to-door car transfers (home-to-airport)
- luggage shipping service (home-to-ship)
- unlimited laundry, dry cleaning, and pressing
- 6% Early Bonus Savings and 50% reduced deposit (for residents of the USA, Canada, and Australia)
- 3% Early Bonus Savings
- 5% Repeat World Cruise Discount (for full-itinerary bookings)
Prices started at USD 40,000 (EUR 33,000) per person, based on double occupancy.