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What is R class?


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I think R class refers to the ships purchased from Renaissance? They seem to be considered better in some way? Which Oceania ships are in this category?

 

090331.jpgRegatta, Insignia and Nautica are the "R Ships", so called because they were built by Renaissance Cruises.

112302.jpg Marina and Riviera, both purpose built by Oceania, are often referred to as the "O Class" or the "O ships".

 

The newer, larger ships have more of the modern bells and whistles so prized by today's cruise passenger, but the smaller ships are valued for their more intimate ambience.

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And does newer translate to higher passenger costs that we pay?

 

Actually, no. :D

Using two identical (except for sailing date) 7 day 2014 cruises (Lisbon to Rome) as an example, sailing on one of the older ships may be slightly more expensive.

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