On first mention, use Adventure Ocean^® Youth Program.

On subsequent uses within the same page, Adventure Ocean is enough.

Vitality℠

Vitality℠ is a brand that encompasses our spa and fitness center offerings. It also includes a cafe and is sometimes used to brand our health-oriented lifestyle programs.

Vitality Café

Vitality℠ at Sea Fitness Center

Vitality℠ at Sea Spa OR Vitality℠ Spa

Zip Line

The venue is written as a proper noun with capital initial letters.

As a verb, it is written as a single word:
“He wants to zipline across the jungle.”
“They went ziplining in the afternoon.”

To reference a zip line in a destination like “ride a zip line in Belize,” use zip line as two separate, lower case words.

When used as an adjective, the two words should be hyphenated.

“They enjoyed beautiful zip-line views.”
“Experience zip-line thrills available nowhere else.”

To reference the zip line in Labadee, use:

Dragon’s Breath Flight Line℠

Mini golf is the name of the game or the activity of playing golf

mini-golf course (note the hyphen when used as a modifier).

Oasis Class ships have at least seven distinct neighborhoods; some have the eighth Suite Neighborhood.

Boardwalk®

Central Park®

Royal Promenade

Vitality℠ at Sea Spa & Fitness Center

Pool & Sports Zone

Entertainment Place

Youth Zone

Suite Neighborhood

RipCord® is a Royal Caribbean trademark

iFLY® is a trademark of IFLY HOLDINGS, LLC

When using the Terms and Conditions section to declare trademarks, include

RipCord in the Royal Caribbean statement and add this disclaimer at the end:

IFLY is a trademark of IFLY HOLDINGS, LLC.

A multi-level atrium that runs through the middle of select Royal Caribbean® ships.

touch screen

No hyphen when used as a noun. Example:
“Refer to the touch screen to see more options.”

touch-screen

Do use a hyphen when used as an adjective. Example:
“Look for the touch-screen signage throughout the ship.”

table tennis

An activity available onboard our ships. Never call it “ping pong.”