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Royal Caribbean Issues Key Muster Drill Warning to Passengers
Discover Royal Caribbean’s improved “Muster 2.0” safety drill and why it’s essential for all passengers to check in at their muster station before setting sail.
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Carnival Cruise Line Faces Unpopular Beverage Choice: The Battle of the Straws
Carnival Cruise Line’s switch from plastic to edible straws has left passengers divided. While the eco-friendly change aims to protect the ocean, many guests aren’t thrilled with the candy straws. Discover the ongoing debate and how some passengers are taking matters into their own hands by bringing reusable options.
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Towel Animal Gate: Carnival Cruise Line Stands by Its Fluffy Friends Despite Eco Critics
Carnival Cruise Line’s beloved towel animals are under fire from environmental critics, but passengers overwhelmingly support the quirky tradition. Despite concerns over laundry waste, Carnival remains committed to both fun and sustainability, making strides with waste reduction while keeping these fluffy cruise favorites alive
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Princess Cruises Quietly Increases the Price of Bottled Water, Sparking Outrage
Princess Cruises has quietly increased the price of bottled water from $7 to $24 per case, leaving passengers frustrated by the sudden change. Learn how this impacts travelers and discover tips to avoid extra costs on your next cruise.
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Royal Caribbean’s Beverage Package Policy: What You Need to Know
Royal Caribbean’s Deluxe Beverage Package offers unlimited drinks, but with specific restrictions for cruises departing from Texas and New York. Learn how these limitations impact your cruise and compare Royal Caribbean’s policies to Carnival’s beverage package. Explore how to make the most of this cruise deal for a seamless vacation experience.
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Carnival Cruise Chaos: Why Do They Keep Changing My Dream Vacation?
Carnival Cruise Line just announced itinerary changes for several 2025-2026 sailings. From swapped ports to adjusted schedules, here’s everything you need to know to stay ahead of these cruise curveballs.
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Key Cruise Ship Drydocks in September 2024: Essential Maintenance and Upgrades
September 2024 sees several cruise ships undergoing major drydock upgrades and maintenance. Learn about key vessels like the Carnival Panorama and Disney Dream preparing for upcoming itineraries.
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Carnival Corporation Leads Solar Energy Initiative at Port of Barcelona
Carnival Corporation has launched a solar energy project at its Port of Barcelona terminals. The new solar panels will generate enough energy to power daily operations and provide surplus electricity to the local grid, marking a major step in Carnival’s commitment to sustainability and reducing greenhouse gas emissions globally.
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Don’t Be That Passenger: Royal Caribbean’s Muster Drill Warning (and How to Have the Best Vacation!)
Royal Caribbean has revamped its muster drill with a quicker, hassle-free process. Say goodbye to long waits and hello to a seamless experience that keeps you safe without cutting into your vacation fun. Learn how the new system works and what happens if you skip it—don’t be that passenger!
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Carnival Cruise Line’s Unpopular Beverage Choice: Why It Sticks With Edible Straws Despite Passenger Backlash
Carnival Cruise Line’s decision to replace plastic straws with edible alternatives has sparked mixed reactions from passengers. While the move is aimed at reducing environmental harm, many travelers are unhappy with the candy straws, citing inconvenience and taste issues, leading to a broader debate about sustainability versus comfort.
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