Danielle White+FollowRoyal Caribbean Repricing DramaAnyone else notice Royal Caribbean making it way harder to reprice your cruise if the fare drops? People are saying the cruise line’s quietly changed the rules—now most deals are for new bookings only, and you can’t just call and get the lower price anymore. Pro tip: booking with a refundable fare (though it’s pricier) or using a travel agent might help, but the old easy reprice days are kinda over. Fine print is everything now! #News #RoyalCaribbean #CruiseTips00Share
ashley89+FollowWhy August Cruises Are a No-GoThinking about booking a cruise in August? Cruise insiders say it’s the worst time to set sail—especially in the Caribbean. Not only is it peak hurricane season (hello, canceled ports and rough seas), but ships are packed with families squeezing in last-minute vacations. That means crowded buffets, packed pools, and sweltering heat in every port. If you want smooth sailing and fewer crowds, aim for March instead! #Travel #CruiseTips #TravelSmart00Share
dylan15+FollowCruise Hack: Don’t Fly In Same Day!Thinking about flying in the morning your cruise leaves? Hard pass! I’ve seen way too many people miss their Royal Caribbean cruise because of flight delays or cancellations. Save yourself the stress (and your vacation!) by arriving at least a day early—more if you’re going overseas. You’ll get more time to explore, less anxiety, and actually enjoy embarkation day. Trust me, the extra night is worth it! #Travel #CruiseTips #TravelSmart20Share
Jennifer Reyes+FollowCruise Hack: Why Mid-Size Ships WinThinking about booking a cruise? Turns out, most travelers are skipping the mega ships and going for mid-size vessels—think less floating city, more boutique hotel vibes. The main draw? You get to hit up more destinations without feeling lost in a crowd. Plus, watch for deals: lower fares and all-inclusive packages are the top reasons people hit 'book now.' Mediterranean cruises are the hot pick for 2026! #Business #Industry #CruiseTips10Share
William Vasquez+FollowSick on a Cruise? Here’s What Actually HappensEver wondered what goes down if you get sick on a cruise? Cruise ships have their own mini-hospitals, but you’ll pay out of pocket for care. If you feel off, call the medical center ASAP—don’t wait! If you’re contagious, you’ll be quarantined in your cabin (room service to the rescue). Keep all your receipts for insurance, and let guest services know so you don’t lose out on prepaid fun. Pro tip: double-check your travel insurance before you set sail! #Health #BodyHealth #CruiseTips30Share
Justin Dixon+FollowCruise Rookie Mistakes You’ll Want to AvoidAfter 50+ cruises, I’ve seen it all—and trust me, even seasoned travelers mess up! From forgetting to download your boarding pass (hello, long lines) to missing out on free activities and booking flights too close to sail time, these slip-ups can totally kill your vibe. Don’t just stick to the crowded buffet or pool deck—there are hidden gems everywhere. And whatever you do, don’t be a pier runner! Save this for your next cruise and thank me later. #Travel #CruiseTips #TravelHacks10Share
Kelly Mack+FollowCarnival Cruise Terminal Switch DramaPlot twist for Carnival Breeze cruisers: if you’re sailing from Galveston on Oct 30, your ship’s moved to Terminal 10 (not 28) thanks to an oil spill! Don’t freak—park at Terminal 28 as planned, then hop a free shuttle to the new spot. Heads up: check-in times are pushed back an hour, so double-check your boarding pass. The cruise itself? Still on track for Cozumel. Pro tip: tell your rideshare driver about the terminal change! #Travel #CarnivalBreeze #CruiseTips10Share
Vincent Perry+FollowCruise Booking Gotcha: No More Easy Refunds!Thinking about reserving a cruise just in case? Not so fast! Princess Cruises is joining the crowd by making most deposits non-refundable, unless you pay extra for a flexible fare. So, no more holding a spot and backing out last minute without a penalty. Meanwhile, Norwegian is ditching printed schedules for digital ones, so check your phone for daily updates. Bottom line: cruise lines are cracking down on indecisive bookers and cutting paper waste—plan (and commit) before you book! #Business #Industry #CruiseTips10Share
