Royal Caribbean Group stock: Morgan Stanley raises target

Published on 11/13/2026 at 17:12 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Royal Caribbean stock draws a fresh Morgan Stanley assessment after a tour of Legend of the Seas and CocoCay. The broker keeps Equal Weight.

Analyst view on pricing power

Morgan Stanley sees Royal Caribbean's product offering supporting premium ticket prices.
The assessment followed a tour of Legend of the Seas and CocoCay.
Investors are weighing the analyst view alongside the group's recent demand momentum.

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Royal Caribbean Group stock received a fresh analyst update on Thursday, November 12, 2026, after Morgan Stanley raised its price target to 330 US dollars from 300 US dollars while keeping an Equal Weight rating. The assessment followed the firm's tour of Legend of the Seas and CocoCay, according to Markets Insider.

Analyst view on pricing power

Morgan Stanley said the tour reinforced its view that Royal Caribbean's differentiated product can support superior ticket prices. The comment puts the group's ships and private-island offering at the center of the investment case, rather than relying only on near-term earnings momentum.

The view adds a new analyst perspective to the recent focus on demand for future sailings and the rollout of Legend of the Seas. For investors, the key issue is whether premium pricing and onboard experiences can continue to support revenue growth as the fleet expands.

What investors should watch

Royal Caribbean's shares traded at 291.45 euros on Lang & Schwarz at 17:04 CET on Friday, November 13, 2026. The quoted euro price reflects the German trading venue, while Morgan Stanley's target is stated in US dollars and is not a euro price objective.