Oceania Cruises to offer free WiFi to all passengers

Oceania Cruises will be offering its guests free WiFi to all passengers – joining the ranks of other high-end cruise lines.

The cruise line said the service will be available to all guests on all ships by the end of April.

The new Wavenet high-speed internet service will allow passengers to do activities like surf the web as well as post to social media.

For guests who want to stream music, watch movies or video chat can upgrade to Wavenet Prime at US$9.99 per person, per day.

“With our new Wavenet high-speed internet, our guests and crew can continue to surf, post and stream aboard our ships from anywhere around the globe, just as they would at home,” stated Bob Binder, president & CEO of Oceania Cruises.

 

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