Core Insights - Royal Caribbean Group reported third-quarter adjusted EPS of $5.75, exceeding estimates of $5.69, while revenue of $5.14 billion fell short of expectations of $5.17 billion, leading to a more than 7% drop in shares intra-day [1] - The company served 2.5 million guests, a 7% increase year-over-year, with load factors at 112%, up one point from the previous year, and net yields increased by 2.8% as reported [1] Financial Performance - Adjusted EPS for the full year 2025 is raised to a range of $15.58–$15.63, indicating a 32% year-over-year growth but slightly below the consensus estimate of $15.69 [2] - The quarterly outperformance was attributed to "higher than expected close-in demand and lower costs" [2] Strategic Developments - Management announced the Royal Beach Club Santorini, an exclusive destination set to open in summer 2026, as part of the expansion of its land-based portfolio from two to eight locations by 2028 [2]