Royal Caribbean's Health Inspection Scores Shocked Me
Royal Caribbean's entire active fleet just got scored on official CDC health inspections — all 28 ships, ranked from highest to lowest. The results run against the "dirtiest cruise ships" headlines making the rounds: 9 ships scored a perfect 100, and even the lowest-scoring ship in the fleet still passed comfortably. Every score in this video comes straight from the CDC's Vessel Sanitation Program Green Sheet — the same government inspection data cruise lines are legally required to publish, not secondhand cruise-blog summaries. If you've sailed Royal Caribbean, or you're booked on an upcoming sailing, your ship's exact score is in this ranking. In this video: - How the CDC scores cruise ships (and what actually counts against them) - The full 28-ship Royal Caribbean fleet, ranked highest to lowest - Which ships scored a perfect 100 - Where the lowest score in the fleet landed — and why it's still good news - What these scores actually mean for your next cruise Thinking about booking a Royal Caribbean cruise? Get a free, no-pressure quote from Your Cruise Bestie: https://yourcruisebestie.com/free-quote Subscribe for more cruise reviews, cruise line report cards, and no-fluff breakdowns of what cruise lines don't put in their marketing. Thank you @kuffaCruises for the Legend drone footage Timestamps: 0:00- Intro 01:07- Scoring the Whole Fleet 01:45- What is The Score? 03:11- How did They Do? 04:35- The Lowest Ranked Ships 05:46- Why Two Ships Have No Score 06:47- Comparing to the Rest of the Industry 08:49- The Case of Carnival Cruises 09:40- What The Score Does Not Measure 11:08- What Each Violation Costs 12:14- Look Up Your Favorite Ship 14:28- The Verdict 14:55- The Top 3 Royal CaribbeanShips You Should Try