MULTI-DAY ADVENTURES GO FURTHER. STAY LONGER. DISCOVER MORE. BANGKOK, THAILAND Explore the renowned monuments, architectural treasures and sacred temples of Bangkok on this dynamic Multi-Day Adventure. Debark the ship mid-voyage and get ready for in-depth exploration on tours that are fully guided and include hotel accommodations, meals, and transportation, before rejoining the ship. A two-hour drive from Laem Chabang delivers you to the “City of Angels.” After lunch, continue to historic Wat Traimit, stopping at the Bangkok flower market before touring the extensive Wat Pho. Your dinner cruise along the Chao Phraya River stops at Asiatique The Riverfront bazaar. The next day, enjoy motor launch transports to the fascinating Wat Arun, the Royal Barges Museum and Grand Palace. Enjoy Thai-style cuisine and shopping before returning to the ship. THIS MULTI-DAY ADVENTURE IS AVAILABLE FROM BANGKOK (LAEM CHABANG) MARINER OF THE SEAS® — SAILING JANUARY 20, 2017 KEY HIGHLIGHTS • DEBARK THE SHIP MID-VOYAGE AND REJOIN THE SHIP THE NEXT DAY. • TEMPLES OF THAILAND: Explore three Buddhist complexes and see the Golden Buddha of Wat Traimit, the Reclining Buddha of Wat Pho, and the beautiful architecture of Wat Arun. • CHAO PHRAYA RIVER DINNER CRUISE: Absorb the spectacular skyline, passing temples, palaces and historic sites while enjoying the flavors of Thailand. • ASIATIQUE THE RIVERFRONT: Browse and bargain at Bangkok’s vibrant night bazaar. • GRAND PALACE: Explore the dazzling compound, including Wat Phra Kaew — Temple of the Emerald Buddha. BOOK NOW, SPACE IS LIMITED. CONTACT YOUR TRAVEL PROFESSIONAL TODAY. * To avoid cancellation penalties, Multi-Day Adventures must be cancelled 30 days prior to sailing. Program requires a minimum number of participants to operate at the advertised price. Should this minimum not be met, Royal Caribbean reserves the right to offer the program to those already booked at an adjusted price for a private excursion, or cancel the departure completely © 2016 Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. Ships’ registry: The Bahamas. 16050116E • 4/05/2016.