## Can You Stream on a Cruise Ship? Yes, you can stream on a cruise ship, but be prepared to pay a premium. Cruise lines offer several levels of Internet service, with the most expensive options providing the fastest speeds. **Television Channels** Royal Caribbean offers a 29-channel in-stateroom TV system called RCTV. However, local broadcast channels such as ABC, CBS, or NBC are not available. Here is a list of the channels available on RCTV: * CNN * ESPN * Fox News * HBO * MSNBC * TNT * TBS * USA Network * Discovery Channel * National Geographic * Animal Planet * Food Network * HGTV * TLC **HDMI Connection** You can connect a standard HDMI cable to the TV in your cruise ship stateroom. This allows you to connect your laptop, tablet, or other devices to the TV and stream content from your favorite streaming services. **Cost** The cost of Internet service on a cruise ship varies depending on the cruise line and the level of service you choose. Here is a general overview of the costs: * Basic Internet: $10-$20 per day * Premium Internet: $25-$50 per day * Unlimited Internet: $100-$200 per cruise **Tips** * If you plan on streaming a lot of content, consider purchasing the unlimited Internet package. * Bring a portable router to connect multiple devices to the Internet at once. * Download movies and TV shows before your cruise to save on data usage. * Be aware of your data usage and avoid streaming high-definition content if you have a limited data plan.
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