- New “Duck-Free Zone”: Royal Caribbean has designated the Central Park neighborhood on its Oasis and Quantum class ships as a “duck-free zone” for hiding cruise ducks.
- Protecting Onboard Gardens: The new rule is designed to protect the live plants and flowers in the Central Park area from being damaged during the popular hide-and-seek game.
- A Popular Passenger Tradition: Hiding and finding “cruise ducks” is a widespread and beloved, guest-led tradition on many cruise lines.
- Continued Fun with Respect: The tradition can continue in other areas of the ship, with this update simply preserving a specific, serene environment for all guests.
In a thoughtful move to enhance the beauty of its onboard spaces, Royal Caribbean is providing clear and helpful guidance for guests who enjoy the popular tradition of hiding cruise ducks. This new update, which applies to the serene Central Park neighborhood on its Oasis and Quantum class ships, is a wonderful example of the cruise line’s commitment to preserving the guest experience and protecting its stunning, living gardens at sea.
The fun and interactive game of hiding and finding small rubber ducks has become a beloved tradition for many cruisers, creating a sense of community and surprise throughout the voyage. To ensure the lush plant life in the beautiful Central Park area remains pristine for everyone to enjoy, Royal Caribbean has designated it as a “duck-free zone.” This simple step helps maintain the tranquility and natural elegance of one of the fleet’s most unique and cherished features.
This update has been met with positive feedback from many guests who appreciate the effort to protect the delicate landscaping. It is a great reminder of the collaborative spirit between the cruise line and its passengers in keeping the ships beautiful. By providing this clear guideline, Royal Caribbean ensures that the beloved duck-hiding tradition can continue to thrive in many other areas of the ship, while preserving the special atmosphere of Central Park for all to enjoy.
