Terms & Conditions

(a) Lead Guest Authority, Notice to All Guests. The Lead Guest represents and warrants that the Lead Guest has authority to make the reservation, provide instructions, accept notices, and agree to this Agreement on behalf of each Guest in the reservation, and that each Guest has been given access to this Agreement and the Cruise Ticket Contract. Notice to the Lead Guest (or to any travel agent/representative used for the booking) constitutes notice to all Guests on that reservation, and the Lead Guest is responsible for ensuring all Guests receive and comply with this Agreement and Cruise Line policies (see Section 11.1).

(b) Each Guest Independently Bound. Notwithstanding the foregoing, each Guest is individually and independently bound by this Agreement by engaging in Participation (as defined in Section 1.1), including by embarking, checking in, receiving credentials, entering Event areas, or attending any Event programming. A Guest may not avoid being bound by claiming he or she did not personally sign or review this Agreement.

(c) Joint and Several Responsibility for Reservation Obligations. To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Lead Guest and each Guest on the same reservation are jointly and severally responsible for compliance with payment obligations, fees, and rule violations arising from that reservation (including, without limitation, fees arising from unauthorized recordings, damage, or chargeback-related costs), except where prohibited by applicable law or expressly limited elsewhere in this Agreement.

(a) Minimum Age; Guests 18 to Under 21 Permitted Only With Responsible Adult. The Event is limited to persons eighteen (18) years of age and older. No person under eighteen (18) years of age is permitted to purchase, register for, attend, board for, or participate in the Event under any circumstances. Guests who are at least eighteen (18) years old but younger than twenty-one (21) years old on the first day of the Event (“Under-21 Guests”) may attend only if they are accompanied by, booked in the same stateroom with, and remain under the responsibility of a Guest who is at least twenty-one (21) years old on the first day of the Event (a “Responsible Adult”).

(b) Same-Stateroom Requirement. Each Under-21 Guest must be assigned to and occupy a stateroom with at least one Responsible Adult. No exception to the same-stateroom requirement applies for Event purposes unless expressly approved in advance in writing by Spectra and permitted by the Cruise Line. Spectra may deny boarding, refuse check-in, cancel a reservation, revoke credentials, or remove any Under-21 Guest from Event activities if the Under-21 Guest is not assigned to a stateroom with a Responsible Adult, if the Responsible Adult is removed, denied boarding, or otherwise becomes unavailable, or if Spectra or the Cruise Line determines that the Under-21 Guest does not meet the requirements of this Agreement or Cruise Line policies.

(c) Responsible Adult Acknowledgment and Responsibility. The Responsible Adult accepts responsibility for each Under-21 Guest in the Responsible Adult’s stateroom and/or reservation, including responsibility for ensuring that each Under-21 Guest complies with this Agreement, the Cruise Ticket Contract, all Cruise Line policies, all Event rules, all alcohol-related restrictions, and all safety, security, conduct, credentialing, and access-control requirements. The Responsible Adult is responsible for the acts, omissions, misconduct, violations, damages, charges, and other obligations of each Under-21 Guest to the maximum extent permitted by law, including any costs, losses, damages, fees, penalties, or enforcement actions arising from an Under-21 Guest’s violation of this Agreement, Cruise Line policies, or applicable law.

(d) Under-21 Armband and Credentialing Requirements. Each Under-21 Guest must always wear during the Event any special armband, wristband, credential, marker, or other identifier required by Spectra and/or the Cruise Line and must present such identifier upon request. Under-21 Guests may not remove, alter, transfer, obscure, tamper with, or refuse to wear the required armband or identifier. Failure to comply with this requirement is a material breach of this Agreement and may result in denial of entry, removal from Event activities, revocation of credentials, cancellation of the reservation, and/or other enforcement action, without refund to the maximum extent permitted by law.

(e) No Alcohol for Under-21 Guests. Under-21 Guests may not purchase, possess, consume, be served, share, or receive alcoholic beverages at any time, whether onboard, ashore, at any Event activity, at any port, destination, or shoreside Event area, or in any stateroom. No Guest may purchase, provide, furnish, transfer, or make alcohol available to an Under-21 Guest. Any violation of this subsection is a material breach of this Agreement and may result in denial of service, removal from Event activities, revocation of credentials, cancellation of the reservation, referral to ship security and/or law enforcement, and/or other enforcement action, without refund to the maximum extent permitted by law.

(f) Mature Content Acknowledgment. Each Guest, including each Under-21 Guest and each Responsible Adult, acknowledges that certain Event activities may involve mature content, adult-oriented themes, strong language, suggestive attire, alcohol service, and partial nudity, including topless parties, and may be designated as No-Recording Events subject to strict device restrictions under Section 13. Under-21 Guests and Responsible Adults voluntarily assume the risk of exposure to such content as part of the Event Services.

(g) Identification and Verification. Spectra and/or the Cruise Line may require any Guest to present valid, unexpired, government-issued photo identification at any time, including at purchase, check-in, embarkation, credential pickup, stateroom assignment verification, armband issuance, alcohol service points, or entry to specific activities. Acceptable identification is determined in Spectra’s reasonable discretion and may include a passport or government-issued driver’s license or identification card. Spectra may use reasonable methods to verify identity and age and may refuse entry or participation where age, identity, stateroom assignment, or Responsible Adult status cannot be verified.

(h) Denial of Entry/Removal, No Refund. Spectra may deny entry, revoke credentials, cancel a reservation, or remove any person who is underage, fails to provide acceptable identification, fails to comply with the Under-21 Guest requirements, fails to wear the required armband or identifier, is not properly assigned to a stateroom with a Responsible Adult, violates alcohol restrictions, or is reasonably suspected of using false identification or misrepresenting age, identity, stateroom assignment, or Responsible Adult status. No refund or credit will be provided for denial of entry, cancellation, removal, or loss of access under this Section 1.3, except where required by applicable law.

(i) Misrepresentation. Any misrepresentation regarding age, identity, Responsible Adult status, stateroom assignment, or eligibility to participate is a material breach of this Agreement and may result in cancellation of the reservation, revocation of access, denial of boarding or participation, and any other remedies available to Spectra, the Cruise Line, or the Related Parties.

(a) Prices Subject to Change. Published prices, promotions, and offers may be changed, withdrawn, or made unavailable by Spectra at any time without notice, subject to applicable law and inventory availability.

(b) Price Protection After Confirmation. Price changes will not affect an existing reservation only after Spectra has received the required deposit (or full payment, if required) and has issued a written booking confirmation/invoice for that reservation.

(c) Limited Inventory/Capacity. Event programming, cabin categories, and add-ons may be limited by inventory, capacity, or operational constraints. Spectra is not responsible for unavailability of any category or add-on, even if displayed online or in marketing materials.

(d) Errors and Corrections. Spectra may correct a pricing, typographical, availability, or description error. If a correction materially affects a confirmed reservation, Spectra will notify the Lead Guest and provide a reasonable opportunity to accept the corrected terms or reject them. If the Guest timely rejects the correction, Spectra will cancel the affected reservation or affected portion and refund all amounts actually paid for that affected reservation or portion to the original payment method. A Guest who accepts the corrected terms remains bound by the corrected booking. Nothing in this subsection limits rights that cannot lawfully be waived.

Unless otherwise expressly stated in a writing issued by Spectra (including your invoice/booking confirmation), the Purchase Price includes only the items listed below and only for the dates of the Event:

(a) Event Services (VIE Programming). Access to the themed entertainment and experiences produced or coordinated by Spectra in connection with VIE (“VIE Programming”). Programming may include live artists, DJs, themed parties, hosted experiences, meet-and-greet opportunities, activations, contests, panels, and destination programming, all subject to scheduling, capacity, operational constraints, and Sections 8 through 10. Programming may be changed, substituted, rescheduled, relocated, or cancelled as permitted by this Agreement. No specific performer, lineup, set time, venue, activity, port, or destination experience is guaranteed unless expressly stated in the Guest’s booking confirmation or invoice.

(b) Cruise Components (October 29–November 1, 2027 Sailing and Included Packages). A single three (3) night sailing scheduled to begin on October 29, 2027, and end on November 1, 2027, aboard the vessel identified in the final booking confirmation. Included Cruise Components are: (i) stateroom accommodations for the Sailing; (ii) standard onboard meals, beverages, entertainment, and shipboard services included by the Cruise Line in its base cruise fare; (iii) any beverage package identified in the Guest’s booking confirmation or invoice for each eligible Guest, subject to Cruise Line age, service, package, and gratuity rules; and (iv) any onboard Wi-Fi access identified in the booking confirmation or invoice, subject to stated device limits and Cruise Line terms. A beverage package and Wi-Fi are separately bundled Cruise Line products when included in the VIE Purchase Price; they are not represented as part of the Cruise Line’s base cruise fare. Any other item is included only if expressly listed in the booking confirmation or invoice.

(c) Important Exclusions and Extra-Charge Items. Unless expressly listed as included in the Guest’s booking confirmation or invoice, the Purchase Price excludes governmental taxes, port charges, daily ship gratuities, beverage-package gratuities or service charges, other gratuities and service charges, fuel or security surcharges, specialty dining, shore excursions, destination activities, ground transfers, airfare, hotels, travel insurance, onboard purchases, spa or salon services, casino spending, medical services, merchandise, cellular or roaming charges, premium Wi-Fi, and all other third-party goods or services. Admission, transportation, excursions, food and beverage, venue access, or shoreside programming at any destination is not included unless expressly stated in the booking confirmation or invoice. Spectra is not responsible for the performance, pricing, availability, safety, or refundability of Third-Party Amenities or other third-party goods or services, which are governed by the provider’s terms.

(d) Administrative Convenience/No Carrier Status. Any collection or remittance by Spectra of amounts for Cruise Components is provided solely as an administrative convenience and does not make Spectra the provider, owner, operator, manager, or carrier of any Cruise Components, which remain the sole responsibility of the Cruise Line under the Cruise Ticket Contract.

Spectra may accept the tiered prebooking payment shown at checkout (the “Prebooking Payment”) before stateroom selection opens and before the remaining material Sailing details are confirmed. The Prebooking Payment gives the Guest priority access to the stateroom-selection process but does not itself reserve or guarantee a stateroom, cabin category, price, vessel, embarkation port, itinerary, or booking. A reservation becomes confirmed only after the Lead Guest receives the material Sailing details described in Section 3.2, selects or accepts an available stateroom, satisfies any additional deposit or payment requirement, affirmatively accepts the applicable booking and cancellation terms, and receives a written booking confirmation or invoice from Spectra.

(a) Refund Before Conversion. The Guest may request a full refund of an unconverted Prebooking Payment at any time before it is applied to a confirmed reservation. A timely refund will be returned to the original payment method, subject to ordinary payment-processor and financial-institution processing times. A refund request ends the associated prebooking priority.

(b) Conversion into Booking; Terms After Conversion. When the Lead Guest accepts the material Sailing details, selects or accepts a stateroom, and the Prebooking Payment is applied to a confirmed reservation, it becomes part of the required deposit or Purchase Price and is thereafter governed by the payment and cancellation terms applicable to that reservation, including Section 6.2. Spectra may announce reasonable selection windows and may release a Guest’s priority if a selection deadline is missed, but an unconverted Prebooking Payment remains refundable under subsection (a).

(a) Authorization. If you select a payment plan or otherwise elect to pay in installments, you authorize Spectra (and its payment processors) to automatically charge the payment method on file for the deposit, installment payments, and any approved pass-through amounts in accordance with your invoice/booking confirmation schedule (the “Billing Plan”). This authorization remains in effect until your balance is paid in full, your reservation is canceled, or Spectra confirms in writing that automatic billing has been discontinued.

(b) Processing Dates, and Business Day Adjustments. Installments are typically processed on the 15th or 30th of each month (depending on your deposit date), unless your invoice states otherwise. If a scheduled processing date falls on a weekend or bank holiday, Spectra may process the payment on the next business day (or, in its discretion, the preceding business day). Spectra is not responsible for bank processing delays or holds.

(c) Payment Method Updates. You are responsible for maintaining a valid payment method on file and for promptly updating card expiration dates and billing information. If the payment method on file changes (including card reissuance), you authorize Spectra to charge any updated payment credentials provided by your card issuer or payment network to the extent permitted by applicable law and network rules.

(d) Failed or Partial Payments. If any scheduled charge is declined, reversed, or cannot be processed for any reason, you remain responsible for timely payment. Spectra may attempt to reprocess the charge and/or require payment by an alternative method. Late fees, administrative fees, and cancellation rights may apply as set forth in Sections 5.3 and 6.

(e) No Waiver. Spectra’s acceptance of a late payment, partial payment, or alternative payment arrangement in any instance does not waive Spectra’s right to enforce the Billing Plan and payment deadlines as stated on your invoice/booking confirmation. Scheduled processing dates are estimates only, and the date a payment posts or settles may vary based on your financial institution, card network, and payment processor.

(a) Good-Faith Disputes Allowed. Nothing in this Agreement prohibits a Guest from disputing a charge in good faith. Guests are encouraged to first contact Spectra Customer Support to allow a reasonable opportunity to investigate and resolve issues.

(b) Abusive or Fraudulent Chargebacks. If a Guest initiates a chargeback that is fraudulent, materially misleading, or pursued in bad faith (including where the Guest received the Event Services or access as described, and the Guest knowingly misrepresents material facts to the payment provider), Spectra may: (i) cancel the reservation and revoke Event access; and (ii) seek reimbursement from the Guest for Spectra’s actual, reasonable out-of-pocket costs incurred as a direct result of the abusive chargeback (such as processor fees, dispute fees, and documented administrative costs), not to exceed $250 per chargeback unless a higher amount is permitted by law and supported by documented actual costs.

(c) No Double Recovery. Spectra will not recover the same costs twice (e.g., both via processor reimbursement and Guest reimbursement).

(d) Documentation. Upon request, Spectra will provide a reasonable summary of the categories of costs sought under this Section 5.5(b), subject to confidentiality and privilege.

(a) Upgrades. Upgrades may be permitted at Spectra’s discretion and are subject to availability, Cruise Line rules, and payment of: (i) the difference between the then-current price for the upgraded category and the original price paid, plus (ii) any applicable administrative fees and third-party fees.

(b) Downgrades. Downgrades may be permitted at Spectra’s discretion. However, no refund or credit will be issued for any difference in price, and downgrades may still be subject to administrative and third-party change fees.

(c) Repricing. Approved changes may result in repricing based on then-current rates and promotions, and prior promotional pricing may not be retained.

(d) No Guaranteed Outcome. Spectra does not guarantee that upgrades or downgrades will be available or approved.

Each Guest must provide complete and accurate Guest Information by the deadline stated by Spectra. Spectra may require Guest Information earlier than Royal Caribbean’s deadlines to allow processing, review, correction, and submission to Royal Caribbean. Guest acknowledges that Royal Caribbean may require Spectra to provide initial berthing assignments and Guest Information no later than forty-five (45) days before the Sailing Date; to review and confirm or correct Royal Caribbean’s berthing list within three (3) Business Days after receipt; to report later bookings or changes to existing bookings within three (3) Business Days after the booking is made or the change is requested; and to provide names for certain later bookings within twenty-four (24) hours after accepting the booking. Royal Caribbean may deny boarding without liability or compensation if Guest Information is inaccurate, incomplete, late, or inconsistent with travel documents.

Spectra will make reasonable efforts to deliver or cause delivery of Royal Caribbean electronic tickets or similar boarding documents to Guests when made available by Royal Caribbean. Each Guest must either sign the applicable ticket before boarding or complete Royal Caribbean’s online registration process and acknowledge that the Guest is bound by the terms of such ticket, as required by Royal Caribbean. Failure to receive, sign, acknowledge, or comply with Royal Caribbean electronic tickets, online registration, online check-in, or related requirements may result in denial of boarding, cancellation, loss of access, or other consequences, without refund or credit except where required by applicable law or expressly provided in Section 7.

Guests may not market, advertise, promote, provide, distribute, solicit, or sell products or services to other guests in connection with the Event, whether before the Cruise, onboard the vessel, ashore, online, by flyers, QR codes, business cards, digital messages, social media groups, or other channels, without Spectra’s prior written consent and, where required, Royal Caribbean’s prior written approval. This restriction includes, without limitation, selling or promoting third-party events, excursions, transport services, merchandise, photo services, spa or health-related services, beach parties, “meetups” that charge fees, shoreside shops, venues, restaurants, clubs, vendors, or other goods or services.

Except for merchandise or activities expressly approved by Spectra and Royal Caribbean, no Guest may sell any goods or services during the Cruise; advertise or promote goods or services for purchase to Guests while on the Cruise; advertise or promote shoreside shops or establishments during the Cruise; provide products or services onboard the vessel without charge in a manner that interferes with Royal Caribbean concessionaires or policies; or advertise or promote before the Cruise any goods or services, including shore excursions, intended to be delivered to Guests during the Cruise.

No Guest, promoter, reseller, travel agent, group organizer, influencer, contractor, or other person acting for or in connection with a Guest may use autodialers, predictive dialers, prerecorded or artificial voice messages, automated promotional text messages, automated faxes, or other automated promotional tools to advertise, promote, market, solicit, or sell the Event, the Sailing, Royal Caribbean, Spectra, or any related goods or services. Any violation may result in cancellation, denial of boarding, removal, revocation of credentials, reporting to Royal Caribbean, and any other remedies available to Spectra or Royal Caribbean, without refund to the maximum extent permitted by law.

If your Event sailing is operated, administered, owned, chartered, managed, or provided by Royal Caribbean, you specifically acknowledge and agree that:

(a) Resale Ticket Contract and Royal Caribbean Requirements Control. You are bound by the applicable Resale Ticket Contract, Cruise Ticket Contract, Royal Caribbean’s Guest Health, Safety and Conduct Policy, Royal Caribbean’s Public Health Protocols, and all Royal Caribbean Requirements, each as amended or updated from time to time. As a condition to sailing, each Guest must agree to be bound by the Resale Ticket Contract applicable to the Guest’s primary country of residence. Any terms and conditions developed by Spectra to govern the relationship between Spectra and Guests do not apply to Royal Caribbean and do not limit, modify, or waive Royal Caribbean’s rights.

(b) Online Registration, Online Check-In, Guest Information, and Required Documentation. You must timely complete Royal Caribbean’s online registration and online check-in process and provide all Guest Information, travel documents, emergency-contact information, identity information, birthdate, citizenship, mailing address for country of residence, personal email address, Responsible Adult information, accessibility or special-assistance information if applicable, and other information required by Spectra, Royal Caribbean, port authorities, governmental authorities, or applicable law. Guest represents that all Guest Information provided by or on behalf of Guest is true, complete, accurate, and not misleading.

(c) Acceptance of Royal Caribbean Documents. You must review, accept, sign, acknowledge, or otherwise agree to any Royal Caribbean documents, electronic tickets, waivers, acknowledgments, health attestations, ticket terms, safety/security policies, conduct policies, beverage-package terms, private-destination terms, shore-experience terms, and other conditions required by Royal Caribbean as a condition of booking, check-in, embarkation, onboard participation, port access, destination access, or continued carriage.

(d) Guest Information Sharing and Privacy Acknowledgment. Guest authorizes Spectra to collect, use, process, transmit, and disclose Guest Information to Royal Caribbean, governmental authorities, port authorities, security providers, payment processors, insurers, emergency responders, and other service providers as reasonably necessary to administer the reservation, comply with Royal Caribbean Requirements, satisfy berthing, manifesting, ticketing, and check-in obligations, verify age and identity, administer stateroom assignments and Responsible Adult requirements, provide Event Services, support safety and security, respond to incidents, and comply with law. Guest is responsible for reviewing Royal Caribbean’s privacy notices and policies.

(e) Health, Safety, Security, and Conduct Policies. You must comply with Royal Caribbean’s Guest Health, Safety and Conduct Policy, Royal Caribbean’s Public Health Protocols, and any related health acknowledgments, screening requirements, testing requirements, vaccination or inoculation requirements, isolation protocols, safety/security directives, alcohol rules, smoking rules, drug rules, prohibited-items rules, guest-conduct requirements, and other onboard or shoreside instructions. Royal Caribbean may change such requirements at any time with or without notice.

(f) Screening, Search, and Enforcement by Royal Caribbean. You agree to submit to any health screening, security screening, identity verification, age verification, document review, bag inspection, prohibited-item inspection, alcohol-compliance procedure, drug-enforcement procedure, or other measure required by Royal Caribbean, port authorities, governmental authorities, or Spectra as a condition of embarkation, port access, destination access, Event access, or continued carriage, where permitted by law.

(g) Royal Caribbean Authority to Deny Boarding or Remove. Royal Caribbean, the Vessel master, and ship security have sole authority over vessel operations, safety, security, boarding, carriage, confinement, restriction of privileges, disembarkation, denial of re-boarding, and removal from the vessel. Royal Caribbean may deny boarding, refuse passage, confine, restrict, remove, disembark, or deny re-boarding to any Guest for reasons permitted by the Resale Ticket Contract, Cruise Ticket Contract, Ship Contract, Royal Caribbean Requirements, applicable law, or Royal Caribbean’s safety/security judgment.

(h) Consequences of Refusal or Noncompliance. Failure or refusal to comply with Royal Caribbean Requirements may result in denial of boarding, loss of Cruise Components, restriction of privileges, removal from Event activities, removal from the vessel, denial of re-boarding, cancellation charges, additional costs, fines, penalties, and loss of Event access under this Agreement and/or the Resale Ticket Contract. Spectra has no liability for Royal Caribbean’s decisions, requirements, enforcement actions, charges, penalties, delays, or denials. No refund, credit, reimbursement, or compensation will be provided by Spectra for any consequence arising from Guest’s failure or refusal to comply with Royal Caribbean Requirements, except where required by applicable law or expressly provided in Section 7.

(i) Direct Royal Caribbean Communications. Guest acknowledges that Royal Caribbean may communicate directly with Guest, the Lead Guest, Spectra, or any travel agent or representative regarding check-in, documentation, safety, itinerary, boarding, onboard account matters, ship rules, health requirements, security issues, or other Cruise Components. Notice to the Lead Guest, Spectra, or a travel agent or representative may be treated as notice to Guest to the extent permitted by the Resale Ticket Contract, Cruise Ticket Contract, Royal Caribbean Requirements, and applicable law.

Guests acknowledge that alcohol will be served or available in connection with the Event, and Guests must consume alcohol responsibly and always behave in a safe, respectful, and orderly manner. Without limiting Sections 12.1 – 12.3 or the Cruise Ticket Contract, you agree that:

(a) Refusal of Service, and Removal for Intoxication or Unruly Conduct. Spectra and/or the Cruise Line may, in Spectra’s reasonable discretion and/or the Cruise Line’s sole discretion (as applicable), refuse alcohol service, revoke credentials, deny entry to Event activities, require a Guest to leave an Event area, and/or take other enforcement action if a Guest appears intoxicated, is not drinking responsibly, or engages in unruly, disruptive, threatening, or unsafe behavior. No refund or credit will be provided for removal or loss of access due to violations to the maximum extent permitted by law (see Sections 6.4 and 12.3).

(b) Physical Abuse and Violence Prohibited – Material Breach. Any acts of physical abuse, assault, fighting, unwanted physical contact, or threats of violence are strictly prohibited and constitute a material breach of this Agreement. Spectra and/or the Cruise Line may immediately remove the Guest from Event activities and may seek any remedies available under this Agreement and applicable law.

(c) Illegal Activity, Security and Law Enforcement. Illegal activity of any kind is strictly prohibited. Where appropriate, Spectra may refer matters to ship security, port authorities, and/or law enforcement, and Guests engaging in physical abuse or illegal activity may be detained or confined, denied boarding or re-boarding, disembarked at the next available port, and/or otherwise removed from the vessel or Event activities, and may be subject to arrest and prosecution in the applicable jurisdiction.

(d) Guest Responsibility for Costs and Damages. Guests are responsible for all costs, losses, and damages arising from intoxication, unruly conduct, physical abuse, or illegal activity, including damage to the vessel, venues, or equipment, medical costs, fines, security/administrative fees, cleaning or repair costs, and any travel, lodging, and transportation costs associated with early disembarkation or denial of re-boarding. These obligations are in addition to, and do not limit, any indemnification obligations under Section 17 and any joint and several responsibility under Section 1.2(c).

(e) Hospitalization Due to Intoxication, and Missed Ship/Left Behind. If a Guest, due to excessive drinking, intoxication, or drunkenness, requires medical treatment, observation, or hospitalization and thereby misses the vessel, misses embarkation, fails to re-board, or is left behind at any port or location, does so at such Guest’s sole risk and expense. All medical, hospital, ambulance, medication, travel, lodging, and transportation costs incurred by or on behalf of such Guest shall be the sole responsibility of that Guest, and no refund, credit, reimbursement, or other compensation shall be owed by Spectra or the Cruise Line, to the maximum extent permitted by law and subject to the Cruise Ticket Contract.

(f) Under-21 Guests; No Alcohol; Responsible Adult Enforcement. Without limiting Section 1.3 or any Cruise Line policy, Under-21 Guests may not purchase, possess, consume, share, receive, or be served alcoholic beverages at any time. No Guest may purchase, provide, furnish, transfer, or make alcohol available to an Under-21 Guest. Each Responsible Adult must take reasonable steps to ensure that each Under-21 Guest for whom the Responsible Adult is responsible complies with all alcohol restrictions, armband requirements, conduct rules, and Event access controls. Violations may result in refusal of service, removal from Event activities, revocation of credentials, cancellation of the reservation, referral to ship security and/or law enforcement, and/or denial of boarding or re-boarding, without refund to the maximum extent permitted by law.

(a) Designation and Notice. Spectra may designate certain activities or areas as “No-Recording Events,” including all topless parties and any other programming Spectra identifies for heightened privacy or security. Spectra will provide reasonable notice of No-Recording Events through signage, announcements, staff direction, credentialing rules, or other methods.

(b) Strict Device Prohibition. During a No-Recording Event, Guests are strictly prohibited from using or possessing any phone, camera, smart glasses, wearable camera, tablet, laptop, audio recorder, or any device capable of recording, photographing, live streaming, transmitting, or capturing images/audio/video (collectively, “Recording Devices”). “Possessing” includes having the device on your person, in clothing, bags, purses, pockets, or otherwise within your immediate control in the No-Recording Event area.

(c) Screening and Access Controls. As a condition of entry to a No-Recording Event, Spectra may require Guests to submit to reasonable screening and access controls, including visual inspection, metal detection, credential checks, hand stamps, use of tamper-evident seals, and/or the use of locked device pouches. Spectra may also require Guests to check Recording Devices into a designated secure storage area or otherwise surrender access to Recording Devices for the duration of the No-Recording Event. These access controls are part of the screening/inspection procedures described in Section 12.2. Where lawful, Spectra may implement reasonable privacy-enhancing measures for No-Recording Events, including specialized security screening and the use of RF detectors or similar detection tools, to deter and identify unauthorized Recording Devices.

(d) No Duty as Bailee, and Limited Responsibility. Where Spectra offers device storage or pouches, such measures are provided solely to facilitate compliance and privacy. To the maximum extent permitted by law, Spectra is not a bailee or insurer of Guest devices and is not responsible for loss, theft, or damage to devices during any check, pouching, or storage process, except to the extent caused by Spectra’s gross negligence or willful misconduct.

(e) Material Breach, and Remedies. Any unauthorized recording, attempted recording, possession of a Recording Device in a No-Recording Event, circumvention of screening measures, removal/tampering with seals or pouches, or refusal to comply with device controls is a material breach of this Agreement. Spectra may, in its reasonable discretion: deny entry; immediately remove the Guest; revoke credentials; cancel the reservation; and/or refer the matter to ship security and/or law enforcement where appropriate. Spectra may also require deletion of unlawful recordings in Spectra’s presence to the extent permitted by law and may preserve evidence for enforcement and safety purposes.

(F) NO REFUND OR CREDIT WILL BE PROVIDED for any denial of entry, removal, cancellation, or loss of access arising from a violation of this Section 13 to the maximum extent permitted by law (see Section 6.4).

Except as expressly authorized in advance in writing by Spectra and, where required, Royal Caribbean, Guests may not livestream, broadcast, film, photograph for commercial use, transmit, publicly distribute in real time or near real time, or otherwise capture or disseminate any portion of Spectra’s themed events, programming, activations, parties, performances, experiences, vessel operations, Royal Caribbean areas, crew activities, security procedures, destination areas, or onshore venue activities associated with the Event. Without limiting the foregoing, no Guest may bring or act as press, radio, television or internet correspondent, photographer, videographer, camera crew, blogger, online journalist, media outlet, documentary crew, influencer crew, or similar media representative onboard the vessel or into Event areas without Spectra’s and Royal Caribbean’s prior written approval. Royal Caribbean may require separate approval from its Corporate Communications and Public Relations Departments and may require a separate location agreement or other documentation as a condition of any filming or media activity.

This prohibition applies regardless of platform or technology and includes, without limitation, streaming or transmitting to social media, video platforms, private groups, websites, messaging services, or paid channels, and includes use of phones, cameras, tablets, laptops, smart watches, smart glasses, wearable cameras, drones, microphones, lighting equipment, production equipment, or any other recording or transmission device. Spectra and/or Royal Caribbean may impose access controls for Themed Events and Royal Caribbean areas, including device restrictions, credential restrictions, streaming-blocking measures where lawful, and removal of any Guest who violates this Section. Any violation is a material breach and may result in immediate removal, credential revocation, cancellation of the reservation, referral to ship security or law enforcement where appropriate, and no refund to the maximum extent permitted by law. This Section does not restrict Guests from posting after-the-fact personal content captured in compliance with this Agreement, the Resale Ticket Contract, Royal Caribbean Requirements, and applicable law, provided such content does not include unauthorized recordings from No-Recording Events, commercial media activity, Royal Caribbean-restricted content, or content that otherwise violates Sections 13.2 through 13.3.

BY ATTENDING THE EVENT, EACH GUEST IRREVOCABLY GRANTS TO SPECTRA AND THE RELATED PARTIES THE WORLDWIDE, ROYALTY-FREE, PERPETUAL, TRANSFERABLE, SUBLICENSABLE RIGHT TO CAPTURE, USE, REPRODUCE, LIVE STREAM, BROADCAST, DISTRIBUTE, DISPLAY, EDIT, AND CREATE DERIVATIVE WORKS FROM SUCH GUEST’S NAME, IMAGE, LIKENESS, VOICE, APPEARANCE, AND STATEMENTS AS EMBODIED IN SPECTRA MEDIA, IN ANY MEDIA NOW KNOWN OR HEREAFTER DEVELOPED, FOR ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE, INCLUDING PROMOTION, MARKETING, ADVERTISING, PUBLICITY, COMMERCIAL USE, AND DOCUMENTATION, WITHOUT COMPENSATION TO THE GUEST, TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW.

(a) Risk Allocation. Guest acknowledges that the Event Services involve inherent risks (including crowds, alcohol service, entertainment environments, late-night programming, and travel-related hazards) and agrees that Spectra’s pricing reflects an allocation of risk and limitation of Spectra’s exposure as set forth in this Agreement.

(b) Release (Ordinary Negligence Only and Event Services Only). TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, Guest (on behalf of Guest and Guest’s heirs, executors, and assigns) releases and covenants not to sue Spectra or the Related Parties for claims arising out of or relating to the Event Services that are caused by the ordinary negligence of Spectra or any Related Party. This release and covenant not to sue: (i) does not apply to gross negligence, recklessness, or willful misconduct; (ii) does not apply to liability that cannot be released as a matter of law; and (iii) does not alter any rights or obligations governing Cruise Components or vessel operations, which are governed by the Cruise Ticket Contract.

(c) Fallback. If any portion of this Section 15.2(b) is held unenforceable as to any claim or remedy, the parties agree that the remaining provisions of this Agreement—including Sections 10 (Force Majeure), 16 (Limitations), 19 (Dispute Resolution), 21 (Severability/Order of Precedence), and 22 (Notices), remain enforceable to the maximum extent permitted by law.

(a) Fitness to Travel/Participate. Each Guest is solely responsible for determining and maintaining their own medical, physical, and mental fitness to travel and to participate in the Event, including any activities that may involve physical exertion, late-night programming, alcohol service, crowded environments, or exposure to communicable illnesses.

(b) No Medical Advice or Screening by Spectra. Spectra does not provide medical advice, medical screening, diagnosis, treatment, or care, and Spectra does not evaluate whether any Guest is medically fit to travel or participate. Any information provided by Spectra regarding health or safety is general in nature and is not medical advice.

(c) Shipboard and Third-Party Medical Providers. Medical services (if any) aboard the vessel are provided by the Cruise Line and/or independent shipboard medical providers under the Cruise Ticket Contract and applicable policies. Spectra has no control over, and is not responsible for, the availability, quality, scope, pricing, or decisions of the Cruise Line, shipboard medical providers, emergency responders, shoreside clinics, or any other third-party healthcare providers.

(d) Assumption of Costs and Insurance. Guests are solely responsible for all costs associated with medical care, testing, treatment, medication, quarantine/isolation requirements, evacuation, repatriation, and related expenses, including those incurred onboard or at ports of call. Guests are strongly encouraged to obtain appropriate travel and medical insurance (including coverage for evacuation) before traveling.

(e) Special Medical Needs, and Accessibility. Guests who require prescription medications, medical devices, mobility aids, dietary accommodations, or special assistance are responsible for bringing all necessary items, maintaining backups where appropriate, and arranging any required accommodations directly with the Cruise Line in advance, subject to the Cruise Line’s policies and availability. Spectra does not guarantee the availability of specialized medical supplies, refrigeration, replacement devices, or specific accommodations onboard or at ports of call.

(a) Sole Responsibility, and Royal Caribbean Documentation Requirements. Each Guest is solely responsible for obtaining, maintaining, carrying, and presenting all required travel documents, identity documents, permissions, inoculations, health documents, and approvals necessary to travel and to enter, transit, remain in, and return from all destinations associated with the Event, including passports, visas, permits, residency documents, re-entry documentation, parental consents if applicable, government-issued identification, birth certificates if applicable, proof of citizenship, medical cards, vaccination or testing records if required, and any other documentation required by governments, airlines, ports, Royal Caribbean, the Resale Ticket Contract, the Cruise Ticket Contract, or Royal Caribbean Requirements. Guest must ensure that the legal name, date of birth, citizenship, country of residence, mailing address, and other Guest Information provided to Spectra and Royal Caribbean match the Guest’s travel documents and identification.

(b) Health/Entry Requirements May Change. Guests are also responsible for complying with all health-related requirements that may apply to travel and entry, including vaccinations, testing, screening, health attestations, quarantine rules, and similar requirements imposed by any governmental authority or the Cruise Line. Requirements may change with little or no notice, and Guests are responsible for monitoring and satisfying them.

(c) Immigration/Customs, and Prohibited Items. Guests must comply with all immigration and customs laws and regulations at embarkation, during the voyage, and at all ports of call, including restrictions on prohibited items and controlled substances. Guests are solely responsible for any fines, penalties, delays, confiscations, denied entry, or other consequences arising from noncompliance.

(d) Denial of Boarding/Entry, and No Refund. If a Guest is denied boarding, denied entry, delayed, removed, or refused passage due to inadequate or invalid travel documents, failure to meet health/entry requirements, immigration/customs issues, criminal or regulatory matters, or other compliance-related reasons, Spectra has no liability for such outcomes and, except as required by law or expressly stated in this Agreement, the Guest is not entitled to a refund or credit from Spectra.

(e) No Representation by Spectra. Spectra does not represent or warrant that any Guest will be permitted to travel or enter any destination, and any general information Spectra provides about travel requirements is informational only and not legal advice.

(f) Medications and Controlled Substances. Guests are solely responsible for ensuring that all prescription medications and medical substances they bring are lawfully possessed and transported and comply with the laws and regulations of the United States, the embarkation port, each port of call, and the Cruise Line’s policies. Guests should carry prescriptions in their original pharmacy-labeled containers and bring a copy of the prescribing documentation where appropriate. Spectra does not provide legal advice regarding medication legality, and Spectra has no liability for any confiscation, denial of boarding/entry, delay, fines, or other consequences arising from a Guest’s failure to comply with applicable laws or policies.

(g) Failure to Complete Registration, Check-In, or Provide Documents. Failure to timely complete Royal Caribbean online registration, complete online check-in, provide required Guest Information, accept or sign required Royal Caribbean documents or tickets, present required travel documents, satisfy identity or age verification, satisfy health or inoculation requirements, or comply with Royal Caribbean documentation requirements may result in denial of boarding, delay, removal, cancellation, loss of Cruise Components, loss of Event access, additional charges, or other consequences. Spectra has no liability for any such outcome, and Guest is not entitled to any refund, credit, reimbursement, or compensation from Spectra except where required by applicable law or expressly provided in Section 7.

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, IN NO EVENT SHALL SPECTRA OR THE RELATED PARTIES BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES, OR FOR LOST PROFITS, LOST ENJOYMENT, LOSS OF USE, OR DIMINUTION IN VALUE, ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THE EVENT OR THIS AGREEMENT, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. FOR AVOIDANCE OF DOUBT, CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES INCLUDE, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ALLEGED LOSS OF EMPLOYMENT OR INCOME, LOSS OF BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, REPUTATIONAL HARM, RELATIONSHIP OR MARITAL DISRUPTION, EMOTIONAL DISTRESS (SUBJECT TO SECTION 16.3), OR OTHER DOWNSTREAM CONSEQUENCES ARISING FROM A GUEST’S APPEARANCE IN THIRD-PARTY CONTENT OR SOCIAL MEDIA.

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, THE TOTAL AGGREGATE LIABILITY OF SPECTRA AND THE RELATED PARTIES FOR ANY AND ALL CLAIMS ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THIS AGREEMENT OR THE EVENT SERVICES SHALL NOT EXCEED THE EVENT FEES ACTUALLY PAID TO SPECTRA BY THE CLAIMING GUEST FOR THE EVENT, EXCLUDING ANY AMOUNTS COLLECTED FOR AND REMITTED TO THE CRUISE LINE OR OTHER THIRD PARTIES. THIS LIMITATION DOES NOT APPLY TO LIABILITY THAT CANNOT BE LIMITED BY LAW, INCLUDING LIABILITY FOR GROSS NEGLIGENCE OR WILLFUL MISCONDUCT.

(a) No Bailment and No Custody. Spectra is not a bailee, insurer, or custodian of any Guest’s personal property. Except where Spectra expressly agrees in a separate written receipt to take temporary custody of an item (if ever), Guests always retain sole custody and control of their property, including while boarding, during shipboard activities, at ports of call, and in connection with any Event programming.

(b) Guest Responsibility. Guests are solely responsible for safeguarding their belongings, including valuables such as cash, jewelry, watches, passports, travel documents, medications, electronics, phones, cameras, computers, and Recording Devices (including any devices checked or sealed for No-Recording Events). Guests are encouraged to use in-cabin safes (if available), keep valuables secured, and avoid bringing unnecessary valuables to Event activities.

(c) Liability Cap for Personal Property (If Any Liability Exists). To the maximum extent permitted by law, and without creating any duty or bailment, if Spectra or any Related Party is nonetheless found liable for loss of or damage to Guest personal property arising out of the Event Services, such liability will not exceed US $300 per Guest unless Guest, before the loss occurs, declares a higher value in writing and pays any reasonable additional charge (if offered) for handling/administration of such declaration. In no event will Spectra or any Related Party be liable for loss of cash, jewelry, watches, precious metals, collectibles, electronics, passports, travel documents, or other high-value items unless required by applicable law.

(d) Third-Party Responsibility. Any claims regarding lost, stolen, or damaged property arising from Cruise Components (including cabins, shipboard services, baggage handling, security screening, or storage) must be addressed to the Cruise Line or the responsible third-party under the applicable Cruise Ticket Contract or provider terms.

(e) Found Property. Spectra may, but is not obligated to, attempt to assist with lost-and-found. Any such assistance is a courtesy only and does not create a duty of care, a bailment, or liability on the part of Spectra or the Related Parties.

(a) Essential Basis of the Bargain. Guests acknowledge and agree that the limitations, exclusions, waivers, and disclaimers in this Section 16 (together with the assumption of risk and release provisions elsewhere in this Agreement) are a fundamental allocation of risk between the parties and are an essential basis of the bargain. Spectra would not offer the Event Services, and the pricing charged would be materially higher, without these limitations.

(b) Independent of Remedies. These limitations apply regardless of the form of action (contract, tort, strict liability, statutory claim, or otherwise) and regardless of whether any limited remedy fails of its essential purpose, to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law.

(c) Severability/Maximum Extent. If any portion of this Section 16 is held invalid or unenforceable, it will be enforced to the maximum extent permitted by law, and the remainder will remain in full force and effect consistent with Section 21.1 (Severability).

(d) Survival. The provisions of this Section 16 survive cancellation, termination, expiration, or completion of the Event and the Guest’s participation.

(a) Named Beneficiaries. The following entities are expressly intended third-party beneficiaries of this Agreement (collectively, the “Intended Third-Party Beneficiaries”): (i) ROYAL CARIBBEAN CRUISES LTD., d/b/a ROYAL CARIBBEAN, ROYAL CARIBBEAN GROUP, ROYAL CARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL, and each of their brands, direct and indirect subsidiaries, affiliates, successors, assigns, and related entities, including, without limitation, the owner, operator, charterer, manager, and/or carrier of the vessel used for the Event, as applicable; (ii) EMAGINATION ENTERTAINMENT LIMITED; and (iii) EAST POINT CARDINAL GROUP LLC.

(b) Covered Persons. The Intended Third-Party Beneficiaries include, and this Agreement is intended to benefit, each of the foregoing entities’ respective past, present, and future parent companies, subsidiaries, affiliates, successors, assigns, and each of their respective officers, directors, members, managers, shareholders, employees, agents, representatives, servants, crew, security personnel, contractors, subcontractors, vendors, suppliers, sponsors, performers, venues, and insurers (collectively, “Beneficiary Related Parties”).

(c) Purpose. Guest acknowledges that the Event Services and related operations are provided through coordinated efforts among Spectra, the Cruise Line, and third-party partners, and that the protections, waivers, limitations, and dispute-resolution framework in this Agreement are intended to benefit the Intended Third-Party Beneficiaries and Beneficiary Related Parties as an essential part of the overall Event structure and consideration.

(a) Right to Enforce. The Intended Third-Party Beneficiaries and Beneficiary Related Parties are expressly granted the right to invoke, enforce, and rely upon this Agreement as if each were a party to it, including, without limitation, the right to enforce Guest obligations and restrictions, and to assert all defenses and limitations provided herein.

(b) Protections Apply Equally. Without limiting subsection (a), all limitations of liability, disclaimers, releases, waivers, indemnities, conduct rules, recording/device restrictions, and remedies in this Agreement apply for the benefit of the Intended Third-Party Beneficiaries and Beneficiary Related Parties to the same extent they apply for the benefit of Spectra, including, without limitation, Sections 12 through 20, and Sections 10, 15, 16, 17, 19, 21, 22, and 23.

(c) Dispute Resolution, Venue, and Time Limits. Any claim or dispute by a Guest against any Intended Third-Party Beneficiary or Beneficiary Related Party arising out of or relating to the Event, the Event Services, or this Agreement is subject to the same dispute-resolution procedures, forum selection, arbitration provisions (if applicable), notice requirements, and contractual time limits set forth in Section 19, to the maximum extent permitted by law.

(d) No Separate Consideration Required. No separate consideration is required for the Intended Third-Party Beneficiaries’ rights under this Section 18, and Guest acknowledges that Spectra’s provision of the Event Services and coordination with the Intended Third-Party Beneficiaries constitutes adequate consideration for these beneficiary protections.

(e) No Limitation of Cruise Ticket Contract. For clarity, nothing in this Section 18 limits or replaces any rights, defenses, limitations, waivers, or dispute-resolution provisions available to the Cruise Line or its related parties under the Cruise Ticket Contract. Rather, the Cruise Ticket Contract and this Agreement may each be fully invoked.

(f) Notices. All notices, Notices of Dispute, and service of process relating to any such claim or dispute must comply with Section 22.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, any lawsuit (including claims not subject to arbitration) must be brought, if at all, exclusively in the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida located in Miami-Dade County, Florida, United States. If that court lacks subject-matter jurisdiction, then in a state court located in Miami-Dade County, Florida, United States. Each Guest consents to jurisdiction and waives objections to venue in such courts.

(a) Remote Participation (Discretionary). To the extent permitted by the court and consistent with due process, either party may request to appear by video or telephone for conferences or hearings. Any such request will be subject to the court’s rules and the court’s discretion, and Spectra does not waive any objection to remote appearance where in-person attendance is required by the court or necessary to protect Spectra’s rights.

(b) No In Rem/No Vessel Arrest. To the fullest extent permitted by law, Guest agrees that any claim or dispute arising out of or relating to this Agreement, the Event, the Sailing, or the Event Services shall be brought only against the applicable person or entity in an in personam action and not as an in rem proceeding. Guest further waives any right to arrest as security, attach, seize, or otherwise obtain an in rem remedy against any vessel (including the ship on which the Sailing occurs) or any vessel-related property. This waiver is in addition to, and does not limit, the forum-selection requirements in this Section 19.2, the time limits and conditions precedent in Section 19.4, or the notice and service requirements in Section 22, all to the maximum extent permitted by law.

(a) Personal Injury/Illness/Death Claims. To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, no claim for personal injury, illness, or death arising out of or relating to the Event Services may be maintained against Spectra or any Related Party unless: (i) written notice with full particulars (including the nature of the claim, date/time/place of incident, a description of the alleged injury/illness, names of involved personnel if known, and contact information for the claimant and counsel, if any) is received by Spectra within six (6) months of the date of injury/illness/death; (ii) any lawsuit is filed within one (1) year of that date; and (iii) the lawsuit is served within one hundred twenty (120) days after filing. Notice and service of process must comply with Section 22 (and Section 18.2(f), if applicable).

(b) All Other Claims. To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, all other claims must be filed within one (1) year after the claim accrues.

(c) Substantial Compliance, No Unfair Forfeiture. If a Guest substantially complies with the notice requirement but a notice defect is technical and does not prejudice Spectra, Spectra will not seek dismissal solely on that technical defect, to the extent permitted by law.

(d) Nonwaivable Rights. Nothing in this Section limits claims where a shorter limitations period or notice prerequisite is prohibited by applicable law.

This Section 19.5 is intended to follow the dispute-resolution posture commonly used in U.S. cruise resale ticket contracts. If Guest’s Primary Country of Residence is the United States and the Event includes a U.S. port of embarkation, disembarkation, or call, the provisions below apply to the maximum extent permitted by law. If Primary Country of Residence is not the United States, the parties agree that Sections 19.2 – 19.4 apply, and Section 19.5 applies only to the extent permitted by the laws of the Guest’s Primary Country of Residence. Where arbitration/class waivers are prohibited, disputes will proceed exclusively in the courts identified in Section 19.2, subject to Section 19.4.

(a) Mandatory Arbitration of Certain Claims. Any dispute, claim, or other controversy of any description arising out of, in connection with, or in any way related or incident to this Agreement, the Event, the Event Services, your reservation, marketing or communications, payments, refunds, data/privacy, or any losses, damages, or expenses relating to or in any way arising out of or connected with the foregoing—no matter how described, pleaded, or styled—other than a claim for personal injury, illness, or death of a Guest, whether based on contract, tort, statutory, constitutional, or other legal rights (including, without limitation, alleged violations of civil rights, discrimination laws, consumer laws, or privacy laws), shall be referred to and determined exclusively by binding arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”) in accordance with its Consumer Arbitration Rules, and judgment on the award rendered by the arbitrator(s) may be entered in any court having jurisdiction thereof.

(b) Claims Not Subject to Arbitration. You and Spectra agree that claims for personal injury, illness, or death are not subject to arbitration under this Agreement and must be brought only in the courts specified in Section 19.2, subject to the time limits and notice requirements in Section 19.4 (to the extent permitted by law).

(c) Pre-Arbitration Notice. The Notice of Dispute described in Section 19.1 is a condition precedent to arbitration. Notice of Dispute must comply with Section 22. (This pre-arbitration notice requirement is intended to be administered consistently with the time limits in Section 19.4.)

(d) Governing Law for Arbitration Agreement (Construction/Validity). In the event of an arbitral proceeding under this Section 19.5, and notwithstanding Section 19.3 (maritime law) and/or any other governing-law provision, all questions concerning the construction, interpretation, and validity of this agreement to arbitrate and the class-action waiver below shall be governed by and construed, enforced, and administered in accordance with the laws of the State of Florida, without giving effect to any choice or conflict of law provision or rule that would cause the application of the laws of any jurisdiction other than the State of Florida.

(E) CLASS ACTION RELIEF WAIVER (NON-SEVERABLE). YOU AND SPECTRA AGREE THAT YOU MAY BRING CLAIMS AGAINST SPECTRA ONLY IN YOUR INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY. Even if applicable law provides otherwise, you agree that any arbitration or lawsuit against Spectra, the Related Parties, and/or the Intended Third-Party Beneficiaries shall be litigated or arbitrated by you individually and not as a member of any class or as part of a class or representative action, and you expressly waive any law entitling you to participate in a class action. If your claim is subject to arbitration as provided above, the arbitrator shall have no authority to arbitrate claims on a class action basis. This class action waiver is not severable under any circumstances from the arbitration clause above, and if for any reason this class action waiver is unenforceable as to any claim, then and only then such claim shall not be subject to arbitration (and shall instead proceed only in the courts specified in Section 19.2, subject to Section 19.4).

(f) Administration and Fees. The arbitration will be administered by the AAA under its Consumer Arbitration Rules, as modified by this Agreement and to the extent not prohibited by applicable law. Fees and costs will be allocated as required by applicable law and the applicable AAA rules.

(g) Small Claims (Individual Actions Only). Notwithstanding Section 19.5(a), either party may elect to pursue an individual action in a small claims court of competent jurisdiction (if available) instead of arbitration, provided that the action is brought and maintained only in that party’s individual capacity and not as a class, collective, representative, or private attorney general action and remains within the jurisdictional limits of the small claims court. If an action filed in small claims court is transferred, removed, appealed, consolidated, or otherwise determined not to qualify for small claims treatment at any time, then, to the maximum extent permitted by law, the claim shall proceed in arbitration under Section 19.5 (or, if the claim is expressly not subject to arbitration under this Agreement, in the courts specified in Section 19.2), subject to the time limits in Section 19.4. All Notices of Dispute, notices, and service of process relating to any small claims action must comply with Section 22.

TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, GUEST AND SPECTRA HEREBY WAIVE ANY RIGHT TO TRIAL BY JURY IN ANY ACTION, PROCEEDING, OR COUNTERCLAIM ARISING OUT OF, IN CONNECTION WITH, OR IN ANY WAY RELATED OR INCIDENT TO THIS AGREEMENT, THE EVENT, THE EVENT SERVICES, OR YOUR RESERVATION TO THE EXTENT SUCH DISPUTE IS SUBJECT TO ARBITRATION UNDER SECTION 19.5 (AN “ARBITRABLE DISPUTE”), INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY COURT PROCEEDING TO COMPEL ARBITRATION, STAY LITIGATION PENDING ARBITRATION, ENFORCE OR CHALLENGE THE SCOPE OR ENFORCEABILITY OF THE ARBITRATION AGREEMENT OR CLASS ACTION WAIVER, OR CONFIRM, ENFORCE, VACATE, OR MODIFY AN ARBITRATION AWARD. EACH PARTY ACKNOWLEDGES THAT THIS WAIVER IS A MATERIAL INDUCEMENT FOR THE PARTIES TO ENTER INTO THIS AGREEMENT AND THAT, ABSENT THIS WAIVER AND THE AGREEMENT TO ARBITRATE, SUCH DISPUTES COULD HAVE BEEN LITIGATED IN COURT BEFORE A JUDGE OR JURY.

THIS WAIVER DOES NOT APPLY TO CLAIMS THAT THIS AGREEMENT EXPRESSLY PROVIDES ARE NOT SUBJECT TO ARBITRATION (INCLUDING PERSONAL INJURY, ILLNESS, OR DEATH CLAIMS) OR WHERE A JURY-TRIAL WAIVER IS PROHIBITED BY APPLICABLE LAW. ALL NOTICES AND SERVICE OF PROCESS RELATING TO ANY COURT PROCEEDING CONCERNING AN ARBITRABLE DISPUTE MUST COMPLY WITH SECTION 22. FOR AVOIDANCE OF DOUBT, NOTHING IN THIS SECTION 19.6 ALTERS THE APPLICABILITY OF GENERAL MARITIME LAW OR ANY FEDERAL MARITIME STATUTE TO ANY CLAIM TO WHICH SUCH LAW OR STATUTE APPLIES, AS PROVIDED IN SECTION 19.3.

(a) Fees and Costs Generally. Except where prohibited by applicable law, in any action, proceeding, or arbitration arising out of or relating to this Agreement, the prevailing party shall be entitled to recover its reasonable attorneys’ fees and costs, in addition to any other relief to which it may be entitled.

(b) Consumer/Statutory Rights Preserved. Nothing in this Section 19.7 limits any nonwaivable right to attorneys’ fees, costs, or statutory remedies provided by applicable law, and any fee-shifting required or prohibited by applicable law will control.

(c) Arbitration Administration. Any arbitration under Section 19.5 shall be administered as set forth in Section 19.5(f).

(a) No Knowing Falsehoods (Defamation/False Statements of Fact). Guests agree not to make, publish, or cause to be published any knowingly false statement of fact about Spectra or any Related Party, including any statement made with actual knowledge of falsity or with reckless disregard for the truth, whether communicated verbally, in writing, online, on social media, in reviews, in messages, in emails, or in any other medium.

(b) No Harassment, Threats, Stalking, or Bullying. Guests agree not to harass, threaten, intimidate, stalk, bully, assault, or otherwise engage in conduct reasonably likely to cause fear, distress, or disruption to any staff member, performer, vendor, contractor, Cruise Line personnel, or other guest. This includes unwanted physical contact, repeated unwanted communications, targeted verbal abuse, discriminatory slurs, or coordinated campaigns of intimidation.

(c) No Doxxing or Privacy Violations. Guests agree not to disclose, publish, or disseminate another person’s personal information without consent, including home address, phone number, email address, government IDs, private communications, room/cabin number, real-time location, or travel details (“doxxing”), and not to encourage others to do so.

(d) No False Reports/Bad-Faith Complaints. Guests agree not to submit or encourage any knowingly false or bad-faith reports or complaints to Spectra, the Cruise Line, the ship’s security team, payment processors, platforms, or law enforcement, and not to misrepresent material facts in connection with disputes, chargebacks, or claims.

(e) No Interference with Event Operations. Guests agree not to materially interfere with the operation of the Event or Cruise Line operations, including by obstructing staff, disrupting programming, trespassing into restricted areas, or encouraging others to violate this Agreement or Cruise Line policies.

(f) Remedies. A violation of this Section 20.1 is a material breach of this Agreement and may result in removal from Event programming, revocation of credentials, denial of entry, cancellation of the reservation, referral to ship security and/or law enforcement where appropriate, and any other remedies available to Spectra or the Related Parties under this Agreement or applicable law (including injunctive relief).

(a) Truthful Reviews Allowed. Nothing in this Agreement prohibits or restricts a Guest from providing truthful reviews, opinions, commentary, or other lawful communications regarding Spectra, the Event, or a Guest’s experience, including on social media or consumer review platforms.

(b) Protected Communications. Nothing in this Agreement limits a Guest’s right to: (i) file a good-faith complaint with or cooperate with law enforcement, governmental agencies, or regulatory authorities; (ii) comply with lawful subpoenas, court orders, or other legal process; or (iii) communicate with personal legal counsel regarding the Guest’s rights.

(c) Distinguishing Opinion vs. Fact. Guests are encouraged to clearly distinguish opinions from statements of fact when posting reviews or commentary. This Agreement does not restrict opinions, but Guests remain responsible for any knowingly false statements of fact, threats, harassment, privacy violations, or unlawful conduct, all as described in Section 20.1.

(d) No Retaliation for Truthful Reviews. Spectra will not impose penalties solely because a Guest posted a truthful review or lawful opinion. However, Spectra may enforce this Agreement for conduct that violates Section 20.1 (e.g., harassment, threats, doxxing, unlawful recording, or knowingly false statements of fact), regardless of where such conduct occurs.

(a) General Severability. If any provision of this Agreement is held to be unlawful, void, invalid, or unenforceable by a court or other tribunal of competent jurisdiction, that provision will be severed (or limited) to the minimum extent necessary so that the remaining provisions of this Agreement remain in full force and effect.

(b) Maximum Enforceability, Limited “Blue-Pencil.” The parties intend that each provision be enforced to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law. If a court determines that any provision is overly broad or otherwise unenforceable as written, the parties request that the court modify and enforce that provision to the fullest extent permitted (including by narrowing scope, duration, geography, or remedy) rather than declaring it entirely unenforceable, to the extent modification is permitted under applicable law.

(c) Essential Terms. The parties agree that the provisions relating to limitations of liability, assumption of risk, indemnification, dispute resolution, class action waiver, and venue/time limits are material and were relied upon by Spectra in setting pricing and making the Event available. If any such provision is held unenforceable as to a particular claim or remedy, it will be severed and the remaining provisions will continue to apply to the maximum extent permitted, consistent with the dispute resolution/severability mechanics set forth in Section 19 (if applicable).

(d) No Total Failure. No invalidity or unenforceability of any provision will affect the validity or enforceability of any other provision, and the parties will remain bound by the terms of this Agreement as so modified or severed.

(a) Entire Agreement (Event Services). This Agreement, together with (i) your booking confirmation and/or invoice issued by Spectra, and (ii) any written addenda or written amendments signed by Spectra (collectively, the “Contract Documents”), constitutes the entire agreement between Spectra and each Guest regarding the Event Services and supersedes all prior or contemporaneous understandings, communications, representations, or agreements (whether oral or written) relating to the Event Services.

(b) No Reliance on Extracontractual Statements (Limits). To the maximum extent permitted by law, Guests acknowledge they are not relying on any statement or representation not expressly included in the Contract Documents (including advertisements, social media posts, influencer content, or promotional materials) in deciding to purchase, register, or attend. This subsection does not limit liability for fraud, intentional misrepresentation, or any nonwaivable statutory rights.

(c) No Oral Modification. No oral statement, shipboard instruction (other than for immediate safety/security compliance), email from an unauthorized sender, or informal communication will amend or modify the Contract Documents. Any modification must comply with Section 21.3 (Amendments) and Section 23.1 (Waiver) and must be in a writing signed by Spectra (unless this Agreement expressly permits acceptance by continued participation after notice).

(d) Order of Precedence Among Contract Documents. If there is any conflict among the Contract Documents regarding Event Services, the following order of precedence applies (highest to lowest):

(e) Internal Priority Within This Agreement. In case of conflict within this Agreement: (i) Section 10 (Force Majeure), Section 16 (Limitations of Liability/Disclaimers), and Section 19 (Dispute Resolution/Time Limits/Venue) control to the extent of the conflict, and (ii) the more specific provision controls over the more general provision, to the extent they cannot be harmonized.

(f) Cruise Ticket Contract Controls Cruise Components and Vessel Operations. Guests acknowledge that Cruise Components and vessel operations (including navigation, itinerary decisions, shipboard services, onboard safety/security, and passenger conduct enforcement by the Cruise Line) are governed exclusively by the Cruise Ticket Contract and the Cruise Line’s policies, and the Cruise Ticket Contract controls for those matters.

(g) No Third-Party Representations. Spectra is not bound by statements or promises made by third parties (including the Cruise Line, travel agents, contractors, performers, promoters, or vendors) unless Spectra expressly adopts them in a writing signed by Spectra.

(h) Royal Caribbean Requirements and Spectra Compliance Rights. Guest acknowledges that Spectra may be required to take actions, impose rules, collect information, share Guest Information, pass through charges, modify procedures, deny requests, cancel reservations, revoke access, restrict onboard sales or promotions, restrict filming or media activity, enforce drug-free and alcohol policies, require completion of online registration or check-in, require ticket acknowledgment, or enforce other restrictions in order to comply with the Ship Contract, Resale Ticket Contract, Cruise Ticket Contract, Royal Caribbean Requirements, or any agreement between Spectra, Emagination, and/or Royal Caribbean. Spectra’s good-faith action to comply with or implement Royal Caribbean Requirements will not constitute a breach of this Agreement and will not create any refund, credit, chargeback, reimbursement, or compensation right except where required by applicable law or expressly provided in Section 7.

(a) Updates by Spectra. Spectra may update this Agreement from time to time, including to reflect operational needs, safety/security requirements, changes in applicable law, changes required by the Cruise Line, and updates to Event programming, procedures, or policies.

(b) Effective Date and Notice. Spectra will provide reasonable notice of updated terms by one or more of the following methods: posting the updated Agreement on Spectra’s website or booking portal, sending an email notice to the Lead Guest (or individual Guest for individual bookings), or otherwise providing written notice. The updated Agreement will be effective as of the date stated (or, if no date is stated, upon posting), subject to subsection (c) below.

(c) Which Version Applies.

(d) Written Amendments Signed by Spectra. Any individual change, exception, or amendment that applies specifically to a particular Guest or reservation (rather than the Event generally) must be in a writing signed by Spectra and will be effective only as stated in that writing.

(e) No Requirement to Update. Spectra’s decision not to update this Agreement at any time does not create any obligation to do so in the future, nor does it waive Spectra’s right to enforce the Agreement as written.

(f) Updates Required by Royal Caribbean. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, Spectra may update, supplement, or enforce additional terms, procedures, deadlines, disclosures, guest-information requirements, berthing requirements, electronic-ticket requirements, online registration requirements, check-in requirements, documentation requirements, health requirements, age and stateroom rules, security rules, alcohol rules, bottle-service restrictions, drug-free and prohibited-substance rules, credentialing rules, media restrictions, onboard-sales restrictions, and other participation requirements as reasonably necessary to comply with the Ship Contract, Resale Ticket Contract, Cruise Ticket Contract, or Royal Caribbean Requirements. Such updates may be provided by email, booking portal, website posting, Pre-Cruise Planning Guide, welcome letter, onboard announcement, signage, credentialing instructions, or other reasonable means and will be effective as stated in the notice, subject to applicable law. Continued participation, check-in, embarkation, credential pickup, or attendance after notice constitutes acceptance to the maximum extent permitted by law.

(a) Spectra Assignment/Delegation. Spectra may assign, transfer, or delegate this Agreement, in whole or in part, and any of its rights or obligations, to any affiliate, parent, subsidiary, successor, purchaser of assets, or other entity in connection with a business transaction, reorganization, Event operator transition, or operational need, without notice to or consent from any Guest, to the maximum extent permitted by law.

(b) Subcontracting. Spectra may subcontract performance of any portion of the Event Services to qualified third parties (including promoters, production vendors, security personnel, and other contractors), provided that Spectra’s limitations of liability and other protections in this Agreement apply to the Related Parties and intended beneficiaries as set forth elsewhere in this Agreement.

(c) Guest No Assignment. Guests may not assign, transfer, delegate, or sublicense any rights or obligations under this Agreement (including any reservation, credential, ticket, access right, refund right, or credit) without Spectra’s prior written consent. Any attempted assignment or transfer in violation of this Section is void and of no effect.

(d) Binding Effect. This Agreement is binding upon and inures to the benefit of the parties and their respective permitted successors and assigns.

(a) Survival Generally. All provisions that by their nature should survive the termination, cancellation, expiration, or completion of the Event (or a Guest’s attendance) will survive, including obligations and rights that are intended to be enforceable after the Event concludes.

(b) Non-Exclusive List. Without limiting subsection (a), the following will survive:

(c) Enforcement After the Event. Spectra and the Related Parties may enforce surviving provisions after the Event, including seeking injunctive relief, damages, fees/costs, and other lawful remedies for violations occurring during or after the Event (including post-Event publication or distribution of prohibited recordings).

Notices to Spectra must be delivered by (a) hand delivery, (b) certified mail, return receipt requested, or (c) a recognized overnight courier service (e.g., FedEx, UPS, DHL) with tracking and delivery confirmation, addressed to:

A Notice delivered by the methods in Section 22.2 will be deemed received as follows:

(a) Hand Delivery: when delivered to the notice address in Section 22.2, as evidenced by a written receipt signed by Spectra or its authorized representative.

(b) Certified Mail (RRR): on the date of delivery shown on the return receipt (or USPS delivery record).

(c) Overnight Courier: on the date of delivery shown by the courier’s tracking records.

(d) Refused/Undeliverable Due to Sender Error: If a Notice is refused, rejected, or returned due to an incorrect address, insufficient postage, improper labeling, or other sender error, the Notice will not be deemed received. If delivery is refused after proper addressing and delivery attempt, the Notice will be deemed received on the date of the attempted delivery reflected in the carrier’s records.

(e) No Extensions for Weekends/Holidays. Notices are effective on the deemed received date above regardless of weekends or holidays. If a deadline in this Agreement requires receipt by a particular date, the sender must account for carrier timing.

(a) Permitted Email Purposes Only. Email may be used only for (i) routine operational communications (e.g., general questions, reservation logistics) and (ii) cancellation requests submitted by the Lead Guest (or an individual Guest with an individual booking), unless Spectra expressly agrees otherwise in writing.

(b) Email Address. Permitted email notices must be sent to info@spectraents.com. A copy may be sent to hello@vybzislandexp.com.

(c) Effective Receipt. A cancellation request is effective when received at the designated email inbox. An automated acknowledgment, support-ticket number, or system confirmation is sufficient evidence of receipt; a manual reply is not required. Other legal notices remain subject to subsection (e).

(d) Sender’s Follow-Up Obligation. If the sender receives no automated acknowledgment or other confirmation within two (2) business days, the sender should resend the notice by a physical delivery method in Section 22.2 to preserve proof. The original receipt date controls if the sender can demonstrate actual receipt.

(e) Email Not Allowed for Certain Legal Notices Unless Also Sent Physically. Without limiting Section 22.1, Notices of Dispute, service of process, subpoenas, and other formal legal notices must be sent by the physical delivery methods in Section 22.2 (and may be copied by email as a courtesy, but email alone is insufficient).

To reduce processing errors and to be effective, each Notice to Spectra must include, to the extent applicable:

(a) Delivery Methods. Spectra may provide notices to Guests by any reasonable method, including email, SMS/text (if provided), postal mail, posting to the Guest’s online booking portal (if applicable), onboard announcements, signage, or in-app notifications (if applicable).

(b) Lead Guest, Notice to All. For reservations with multiple Guests, notice to the Lead Guest constitutes notice to all Guests on that reservation, and the Lead Guest is responsible for informing the other Guests (see Section 11.1).

(c) Deemed Receipt by Guests. Notices from Spectra are deemed received when sent to the most recent contact information provided by the Guest/Lead Guest or when posted/announced as described above, as applicable.

(a) Writing Required, and Authorized Signature. No waiver of any provision of this Agreement, and no consent, approval, election, or other act of forbearance by Spectra, will be effective unless it is (i) in a written instrument that (ii) expressly identifies the specific provision being waived and the specific facts/circumstances to which the waiver applies, and (iii) is signed by an authorized representative of Spectra. For the avoidance of doubt, no Spectra employee, contractor, performer, shipboard staff member, or third-party is authorized to waive or modify this Agreement unless expressly authorized in writing by Spectra.

(b) No Implied Waiver. Spectra’s failure or delay in exercising any right, remedy, power, or privilege under this Agreement does not operate as a waiver of that right, remedy, power, or privilege. No waiver will be implied from any course of dealing, course of performance, usage of trade, communications, conduct, or silence.

(c) Limited Scope, No Continuing Waiver. Any waiver granted by Spectra applies only to the specific instance and purpose for which it is given and does not waive: (i) any other provision of this Agreement; (ii) any other breach (whether similar or dissimilar); or (iii) any future performance under this Agreement. A waiver on one occasion does not create an obligation to grant a waiver on any other occasion.

(d) No Waiver by Partial/Delayed Acceptance. Without limiting the foregoing, (i) acceptance of late or partial payments, (ii) acceptance of performance that differs from strict compliance, (iii) permitting a Guest to board, check-in, or participate in any portion of the Event, or (iv) the provision of any courtesy accommodation, credit, or exception, will not constitute a waiver of Spectra’s right to enforce this Agreement, including its right to assess fees, deny entry, revoke credentials, cancel reservations, or pursue any remedies permitted by law (see Section 5.6).

(e) Cumulative Rights. Except where this Agreement expressly provides an exclusive remedy, Spectra’s rights and remedies are cumulative and in addition to any rights and remedies available at law or in equity.

(a) Convenience Only. All headings, captions, titles, section numbers, and formatting in this Agreement are inserted solely for convenience and reference and do not define, limit, interpret, or describe the scope, intent, or meaning of any provision.

(b) Body Controls. If a heading or caption appears to conflict with the text of a provision, the text controls.

(c) References. References to “Section,” “subsection,” or “paragraph” refer to the corresponding part of this Agreement, and references to a Section include all subsections and paragraphs within that Section, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise.

(a) Fair Interpretation, and No Drafter Presumption. This Agreement will be interpreted in a reasonable manner consistent with its purpose and the plain meaning of its terms. The parties intend that this Agreement be construed as if jointly drafted, and no presumption or rule of construction will be applied against any party on the basis that party drafted all or any portion of this Agreement.

(b) Give Effect to All Provisions. The provisions of this Agreement will be interpreted to give effect to all terms and to avoid rendering any term meaningless, superfluous, or redundant.

(c) Interpretation Rules. Unless the context requires otherwise:

(d) Maximum Enforceability, and Limited Reformation. The parties intend that this Agreement be enforced to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law. If any provision is found invalid, illegal, or unenforceable in any respect, that provision will be enforced to the maximum extent permitted (including, where permitted, by narrowing or modifying the provision only to the minimum extent necessary to make it enforceable), and the remainder of the Agreement will remain in full force and effect, consistent with the Severability provision of this Agreement.

(e) No Third-Party Drafting Reliance. Guests acknowledge they are not relying on any statement or representation not expressly stated in this Agreement (and any documents incorporated by reference) in deciding to purchase, register, or attend, except where such reliance cannot be disclaimed as a matter of law.

BY PURCHASING, REGISTERING OR ATTENDING, EACH GUEST AGREES TO THE ABOVE TERMS AND CONDITIONS.

I acknowledge that the cruise portion of the Event is operated by Royal Caribbean and is subject to Royal Caribbean’s Resale Ticket Contract or Cruise Ticket Contract, Royal Caribbean’s Guest Health, Safety and Conduct Policy, Royal Caribbean’s Public Health Protocols, electronic-ticket requirements, online registration and check-in requirements, documentation requirements, age and stateroom rules, safety/security rules, alcohol and bottle-service rules, drug-free and prohibited-substance rules, onboard-sales restrictions, media restrictions, and all other Royal Caribbean requirements. I agree to timely provide accurate guest information, complete Royal Caribbean online registration and check-in, accept or sign required Royal Caribbean ticket documents, comply with all Royal Caribbean and Spectra requirements, complete the entire Sailing unless otherwise approved, and understand that failure to comply may result in denial of boarding, removal, cancellation, loss of access, additional charges, fines, penalties, and no refund except where required by law or expressly provided in the Terms and Conditions.

I understand that the cruise portion of the Event is operated by Royal Caribbean, but any Event components, programming, experiences, amenities, or services that go beyond or differ from Royal Caribbean’s standard cruise products and services are the sole responsibility of Spectra, Emagination, or the applicable third-party provider, and not Royal Caribbean. I also understand that any refund, credit, reimbursement, or other compensation paid or owed by Spectra, Emagination, or any reseller is the sole responsibility of Spectra, Emagination, or the applicable reseller, and Royal Caribbean is not responsible for those amounts except where expressly required by Royal Caribbean’s applicable ticket contract or law.