We Spent $$$ on Royal Caribbean’s NEW Beach Club | Expectations vs Reality

Royal Caribbean just opened a brand-new beach club in Nassau — and it’s not what we expected. After finally trying Royal Beach Club at Paradise Island, here’s what surprised us, what disappointed us, and who this experience actually makes sense for. Royal Caribbean’s Royal Beach Club, Paradise Island is one of the most talked-about new cruise experiences in Nassau — but is it really worth the price? After staying onboard for years during Nassau port days, we finally got off the ship to try Royal Caribbean’s new Royal Beach Club on Paradise Island. Some cruisers are calling it incredible, while others say it’s overpriced and unnecessary. So what’s the truth? 👉 In this video, we break down: 👉 What’s included at Royal Beach Club — and what isn’t 👉 The real seating situation and crowds 👉 Pool and beach conditions you should know before booking 👉 Food quality vs. food variety 👉 The overall vibe: party, family, or chill 👉 Accessibility and layout for guests with mobility challenges 👉 How Royal Beach Club compares to Perfect Day at CocoCay 👉 Pricing reality and whether sales change the value Who should book this experience — and who should skip it We’ll also share tips we wish we knew before going, including what we would do differently next time and how to get the most value if you decide to book. If you’re cruising to Nassau and trying to decide whether Royal Beach Club, Paradise Island is right for you — especially if your cruise also visits Perfect Day at CocoCay — this video will help you make the smartest decision for your vacation. 👇 Let me know in the comments: Would you pay full price for Royal Beach Club? What’s the most you’d spend for a beach day in Nassau? 👉 Subscribe for more cruising tips and helpful info! 🛳️ 🛳️ 🛳️ Contact me to help you plan an amazing cruise - https://cruiseandtravelnetwork.com/ 🛳️ 🛳️ 🛳️