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Royal Caribbean’s Allure of the Seas Undergoes $100 Million Amplification: Here’s What’s Coming
Royal Caribbean’s Allure of the Seas is undergoing a $100 million renovation, adding new waterslides, dining venues, luxury suites, and entertainment. Set to return in April 2025, the Amplified ship will offer Mediterranean and Caribbean cruises with upgraded experiences. Discover all the exciting new features coming to this Oasis-class favorite!
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Resorts World Cruises Rebrands to StarCruises and Dream Cruises: A New Era for Asian Cruising
The world of cruising is set for an exciting transformation as Resorts World Cruises announces a major brand transition. The company is bringing back its iconic StarCruises and Dream Cruises brands, reviving its legacy in the Asian cruise market. This strategic shift aims to cater to distinct travel preferences, offering affordable and luxury cruise experiences…
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Carnival Says No to Whiny Guest’s 55+ Golf Deck Demand
A Carnival cruise guest, upset over a rogue mini-golf ball, demanded the course be replaced with a 55+ lounge. Carnival said no, and rightly so! With plenty of adults-only spaces already available, should cruise lines cater to every complaint? Or is this just peak whiny traveler syndrome? Let’s discuss!
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Carnival Cruise Line’s Surprising Ban: No More Lysol Sprays on Board!
Planning a Carnival cruise? You might be surprised by the latest banned items—including Lysol spray! Learn what’s prohibited, why, and how to pack smart.
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Royal Caribbean Uses AI to Fix One of the Worst Parts of Cruising (or Did They?)
Royal Caribbean is using AI to reduce guest services wait times by 20%. Their chatbot can handle common issues, but does this actually improve cruising or just cater to passengers who don’t read their itinerary? Find out how AI is changing the cruise experience and whether it’s a game-changer or just a band-aid fix.
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Royal Caribbean Unveils Legend of the Seas: The Third Icon Class Cruise Ship
Royal Caribbean unveils Legend of the Seas, its third Icon Class cruise ship, launching in 2026. With epic Caribbean getaways and European adventures, this ship promises unmatched thrills, relaxation, and family fun. Explore top destinations, enjoy world-class amenities, and experience the future of cruising. Bookings open soon—don’t miss out!
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Norovirus Strikes Again: Cruise Ship With 169 Sick Passengers Docks in Florida
A norovirus outbreak struck Holland America’s Rotterdam, leaving 169 passengers and crew sick before docking in Florida. With four cruise outbreaks already in 2024, is norovirus becoming a cruising nightmare? Learn what happened, why the virus spreads so easily on ships, and how to avoid getting sick on your next cruise.
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Carnival Cruise Mini Golf Drama: No, It’s Not Becoming a 55+ Lounge!
A Carnival guest suggested turning mini golf into a 55+ lounge after being hit by a golf ball. Carnival quickly shut down the idea. Find out why the cruise line is keeping mini golf for all ages and why this suggestion didn’t float with Carnival’s Brand Ambassador, John Heald.
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Carnival Cruise Line’s New Ban on Aerosol Cleaners: What You Need to Know
Carnival Cruise Line has officially banned aerosol disinfectant sprays, leaving many passengers surprised. While personal grooming aerosols are still allowed, cleaning sprays are prohibited due to fire safety concerns. Learn why this rule exists, what alternatives you can bring, and other recently banned items before your next cruise.
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Royal Caribbean Solves One of the Most Annoying Parts of Cruising
Tired of long guest service lines on cruises? Royal Caribbean is solving this frustrating issue with AI-powered chatbots and virtual assistance. Now, you can handle minor requests right from your phone—no waiting required! Find out how this tech upgrade is changing the cruising experience for the better.
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