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Towel Terror at Sea: Cruise Lines Finally Take On Chair Hogs
Chair hogging may finally be sinking. Royal Caribbean and Norwegian are cracking down on pool chair squatters, enforcing long-ignored rules and pleasing frustrated passengers. Could this be the end of the early-morning towel wars? We dive into the deck drama and what it means for cruise etiquette lovers and sun seekers alike.
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Carnival’s Bread Basket Brouhaha: Let Us Carb in Peace!
Carnival Cruise Line’s decision to replace bread baskets with individual rolls has sparked an unexpected uprising among cruisers. With passengers divided and bread lovers voicing their frustrations, Carnival’s dinner service is now the center of an onboard carb controversy. Is this a smart move—or just half-baked?
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Princess Cruises Ships Head to Drydock for Spring 2025 Overhauls
Three Princess Cruises ships—Emerald, Grand, and Regal Princess—enter drydock in April 2025 for essential maintenance and inspections. These upgrades ensure smoother sailings ahead as each ship prepares for summer itineraries in Europe and Alaska. Here’s what you need to know about the work and what it means for future guests.
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Quantum-Class Down Under: Royal Caribbean Sends Its Big Guns to the South Pacific
Royal Caribbean’s 2026-27 season sets sail with Quantum and Anthem of the Seas heading to Australia and beyond. From thrilling skydiving simulators to South Pacific escapes, this lineup blends luxury and adventure. Discover short getaways or epic voyages from Brisbane and Sydney for the most exciting cruise season yet.
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Disney Cruise Line Tests New Reservation System—and Cruisers Are Divided
Disney Cruise Line is experimenting with a new in-app reservation system for popular activities like AquaMouse and character meet-and-greets. While some passengers welcome the shorter lines, others fear it could add stress to their cruise. Here’s how the test worked—and what it could mean for future Disney sailings.
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Royal Caribbean Is Now Charging That Wine Fee You Thought You’d Avoid
Royal Caribbean is tightening its corkage fee policy for personal wine brought aboard. Smart cruisers once avoided this fee, but now enforcement is ramping up. Learn how to avoid the surprise $15 charge and sip smarter with our tips to save money while still enjoying your favorite wine on the high seas.
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Finally! Norwegian Cruise Line’s Long-Awaited Upgrade Arrives
Norwegian Cruise Line’s new $150 million pier at Great Stirrup Cay is finally arriving, promising to eliminate frustrating tender boat rides. This long-awaited improvement is set to drastically enhance passenger satisfaction and make NCL’s private island a true competitor against neighboring destinations like Royal Caribbean’s Perfect Day at CocoCay.
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20 Things You Should NEVER Do on a Cruise Ship (Part 2)
Avoid vacation disasters with Part 2 of our guide on cruise ship etiquette and common pitfalls. From reserving too many chairs to hiding an illness onboard or forgetting your passport, these humorous yet essential tips will ensure your cruise vacation stays smooth, enjoyable, and free of embarrassing moments. Cruise smarter and happier!
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Norwegian Epic’s Smoke Plume Triggers Environmental Inspection in Tortola
Norwegian Epic’s smoke plume in Tortola prompted an environmental inspection to assess air quality. While the emissions were deemed safe, officials recommend switching to low-sulfur fuel at port. Learn how cruise lines are adapting to environmental regulations and what this means for the future of sustainable cruising.
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