SOVEREIGN OF THE SEAS Leaves RCI Fleet

Royal Caribbean International’s Sovereign of the Seas will be reassigned to the
company’s Pullmantur fleet as Sovereign, and the Los Angeles- based Monarch of the
Seas will assume Sovereign of the Seas‘ sailings out of Port
Canaveral. These changes will take place in October and November 2008.

Sovereign of the Seas‘ last scheduled sailing for Royal Caribbean
International will be on October 31, 2008. Two subsequent cruises,
scheduled for November 3 and 7, will be cancelled, and thosebooked on
those cruises will receive a full refund and an onboard credit for
rebooking an earlier Sovereign of the Seas sailing during 2008
(excluding holidays). All rebookings must be made by December 31,
2007. All currently booked on Sovereign of the Seas on or after
November 10, 2008, will be re-accommodated onboard Monarch of the
Seas.

Monarch of the Seas will make her last regularly scheduled sailing out
of Los Angeles on October 13, 2008. All currently booked on a
subsequent sailing will receive a full refund and an onboard credit
for rebooking a three, four or five-night Caribbean sailing, or a
seven-night Mexican Riviera sailing, onboard Royal Caribbean
International in 2008 (excluding holidays). All rebookings must be
made by December 31, 2007.

On October 17, 2008, Monarch of the Seas will reposition to the East
Coast when she departs Los Angeles on a 16-night Panama Canal cruise to
Miami. The ship will then undergo a scheduled, weeklong dry-dock
before welcoming her first Port Canaveral passengers for three and
four-night Bahamas sailings starting November 10, 2008.