Royal Caribbean Will Have Tallest Waterslides in the Americas at New Perfect Day Mexico: Get a First Look

• Royal Caribbean shared a first look at its new Perfect Day Mexico destination, which is set to open in fall 2027

• The company's private vacation spot will span over 200 acres and feature the tallest waterslides in the Americas

• It will also be home to the longest lazy river in the world

Royal Caribbean is bringing their cruise game to new heights!

On Wednesday, May 14, the company unveiled a first look at their new custom-designed, private destination, where it's ships will stop, opening in Mahahual, Mexico in fall 2027.

Perfect Day Mexico is set to break records with its Loco Waterpark, which will boast the tallest waterslide tower and waterslides in North and South America.

Its Jaguar's Peak will stand at over 170 feet tall and feature two slides on each side. The entire ride lasts longer than two minutes, making it the "longest coaster waterslide in the world," according to Royal Caribbean.

The new destination will also be home to a central neighborhood called Splash Cove, which is set to introduce the longest lazy river in the world. It will be equipped with multiple float-up bars that guests can stop at along the way for a beverage refresh.

Spanning over 200 acres, Perfect Day Mexico will boast seven neighborhoods, 24 bars and 12 dining options inspired by the region's cuisine. At the Fiesta Plaza neighborhood, the world's largest sombrero will adorn the Tipsy Sombrero Bar.

The destination will also honor Mexico's vibrant culture through art installations, Mariachi performances and local artisans.

Royal Caribbean's first look at Perfect Day Mexico comes six years after their private island destination in the Bahamas, Perfect Day at CocoCay, welcomed its first guests in May 2019.

The cruise company continues to break records.

In January 2024, Royal Caribbean made history with the debut of its first Icon Class ship, Icon of the Seas. The massive vessel still boasts the title as the world's largest cruise ship with 20 decks, 2,805 staterooms and the ability to hold up to 7,600 guests.

The company's second Icon Class ship, Star of the Seas, is scheduled to set sail on its maiden voyage in August 2025, followed by the third ship, Legend of the Seas, which will launch in Europe in summer 2026.

Royal Caribbean also grabbed headlines in 2024 thanks to its infamous 9-month Ultimate World Cruise aboard the Serenade of the Seas.

Its passengers, many of whom became social media stars while documenting their journey on Instagram and Tiktok, embarked on the epic journey to more than 65 countries in December 2023 from Miami, and it officially came to an end in September 2024.

That same month, the cruise company revealed there will be another Ultimate World Cruise and more details will be announced on the upcoming reunion sailing in September 2025.

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