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dylan15

Cruise Mistakes I Won't Repeat Next Year

Spent 85 days on cruises this year and learned the hard way: more isn’t always better! Packing in too many trips left my memories blurry and my energy zapped. I’ll be skipping peak summer crowds, booking more sea days to actually enjoy the ship, and finally giving myself permission to rest (hello, room service in a robe). Lesson learned: travel is about savoring, not just seeing. Who else has made these mistakes? #Travel #TravelMistakes #CruiseLife

dylan15

St. Thomas cruise port gets a $200M makeover

Big changes are coming to St. Thomas! Royal Caribbean is teaming up with the Virgin Islands Port Authority to completely revamp the Crown Bay District, turning it into a vibrant hub for both locals and visitors. This $200 million project means more jobs, new shops and restaurants, and a better arrival experience for everyone—no matter which cruise line you’re on. The goal is to celebrate local culture while boosting the economy and making St. Thomas an even more unforgettable stop in the Caribbean. What do you hope to see in the new waterfront? #Travel #StThomas #RoyalCaribbean

Dr. Michael Henson

Big changes coming to Walt Disney World 2026!

Walt Disney World is gearing up for a huge 2026 with a wave of refreshed rides, new attractions, and returning guest perks that’ll make any Disney fan’s heart skip a beat. Think updated favorites like Frozen Ever After and Big Thunder Mountain, a reimagined Buzz Lightyear ride, and a brand-new Muppets-themed coaster. Families will love the return of free water park admission and kids-eat-free dining plans at Disney hotels. Plus, all the fan-favorite EPCOT festivals and holiday parties are back! With so much happening, which new or returning experience are you most excited to check out? #Travel #DisneyWorld2026 #FamilyFun

ashley89

Puerto Rico: The Caribbean escape you don’t need a passport for

Imagine stepping off a plane and straight into a tropical paradise—no passport required. Puerto Rico, a U.S. territory, offers Americans the chance to explore lush rainforests, bioluminescent bays that glow at night, and some of the world’s most stunning beaches. From wandering Old San Juan’s colorful streets and historic forts to tasting fresh, farm-to-table cuisine and sipping piña coladas where they were invented, this island feels worlds away but is just a domestic flight from the mainland. If you’ve visited, what was your favorite spot? If not, what would you want to experience first? #Travel #PuertoRico #Caribbean

Alexander Thomas

Wild Waves closing: Last chance for memories

After nearly 50 years of summer thrills, Wild Waves Theme & Water Park in Federal Way is set to close for good after the 2026 season. This spot has been a rite of passage for so many local families—think first jobs, epic water slides, and those classic Timber Hawk rides. Rising costs and pandemic losses finally caught up, but the park promises a full final season packed with special events and nostalgia. How do you feel about losing such a big piece of our community’s summer tradition? Will you visit one last time or share your favorite Wild Waves memory? #Travel #WildWaves #FederalWay

Kelly Mack

Royal Caribbean Cruise Plans Sunk!

Booked a Royal Caribbean cruise on Freedom of the Seas? Check your inbox—18 voyages just got canceled out of nowhere! People are venting online about ruined anniversaries, lost deals, and the scramble to rebook. The cruise line’s only explanation: 'change in itinerary planning.' They’re offering rebooking or refunds, but no extra perks. Would you be furious if your dream trip got axed like this? #Travel #RoyalCaribbean #CruiseNews

Justin Dixon

Where to Spot Bison, Bears & Wolves IRL

Ever dreamed of seeing bison, bears, and wolves up close (but, you know, safely)? Yellowstone is the ultimate triple-threat, but spots like Grand Teton, Theodore Roosevelt, and Glacier National Parks all have their own wild highlights. Katmai is bear central, while Wind Cave and Badlands are bison goldmines. Pro tip: early mornings or evenings are prime time, and always keep your distance—these animals are the real deal! #Travel #WildlifeWatching #NationalParks

Nicholas Lyons

Galveston’s cruise scene is heating up

Galveston is quickly becoming a top spot for cruise lovers who want to skip the Florida crowds. Norwegian Viva, one of the newest ships with wild features like a three-level racetrack and a Vegas-style nightclub, just started sailing from the new Terminal 16. MSC Cruises is also on board, bringing its European flair to Texas. With more ships, bigger terminals, and new destinations, Galveston is set to welcome nearly 4 million passengers by 2026. Would you pick Galveston over Miami for your next cruise? What’s your dream cruise destination? #Travel #GalvestonCruise #NorwegianViva

sperkins

Ski Resorts You Haven’t Heard Of—Yet!

Ready to ditch the crowded slopes? These 7 up-and-coming ski resorts are making waves this season with fresh terrain, epic snow, and cool new upgrades. From Michigan’s wild Mount Bohemia (hello, rooftop tiki bar!) to California’s revamped Sugar Bowl, there’s something for every kind of skier. Whether you want deep powder, new lifts, or a throwback vibe, these spots are seriously worth adding to your bucket list. Who’s in for a road trip? #Travel #SkiTrip #TravelGoals

Brad Ramirez

Ski Pass Prices Just Got Way Cheaper!

Vail Resorts is seriously shaking things up—if you buy your lift tickets a month ahead at 12 of their top mountains, you’ll save over 30%! That’s $100+ off per ticket, and you can even put up to $175 of that toward an Epic Pass for next season. This is huge for anyone who doesn’t commit to a season pass but still wants a deal. Who’s in for a powder trip? #Travel #VailResorts #SkiDeals

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