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All at sea with the World Cup
Monday, 08 Apr, 2010
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World Cup football matches are to be screened by Azamara Club Cruises, Celebrity Cruises, and Royal Caribbean International this summer.
The sister lines have secured the rights to air all games while at sea in international waters on every ship across the three fleets.
Matches from the tournament in South Africa on June 11 – July 11 will be shown in cabins and designated on board lounges.
Games featured will vary by ship itinerary, time zone and demographics, according to the companies.
On some ships, passengers can also participate in tournaments, workshops and other special World Cup-themed activities.
by Phil Davies
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