Alexander Black+FollowCruise Delays & Free Brunch Drama!Imagine being on a dream cruise and suddenly finding out you’ll be stuck at sea a little longer because the ship’s got engine trouble! That’s what happened on Celebrity Beyond—passengers are getting delayed disembarkation in Miami, and the next cruise is pushed back a whole day. The upside? Guests are getting refunds, hotel money, and a fancy brunch to soften the blow. But with rumors swirling about busted propellers, everyone’s glued to updates. Would you be chill or totally stressed? #Cars #CruiseLife #TravelDrama10Share
Alexander Thomas+FollowPerfect Beach Day... But No Island?!Imagine waking up to the most gorgeous Caribbean morning, only to find out your cruise isn’t stopping at Norwegian’s private island after all! The weather looked flawless, but rough sea swells made it too risky for the tender boats to shuttle us ashore. Instead, we got a surprise sea day packed with trivia, wine tastings, and dance classes. Bit of a bummer, but safety first! Good news: a new dock is coming soon, so future cruisers won’t miss out on Great Stirrup Cay. Wild how a perfect day can still mean a change of plans! #Travel #CruiseLife #TravelFails10Share
xwest+FollowCruise Turns Into Stomach Bug NightmareImagine booking a dreamy cruise to Mexico and ending up with 140+ people getting hit by a nasty stomach bug! Passengers and crew on Royal Caribbean’s Navigator of the Seas spent their July 4th trip battling vomiting and diarrhea. The CDC is still figuring out what caused it (Norovirus is a top suspect), but the ship amped up cleaning and isolated the sick. PSA: wash your hands and maybe pack extra meds if you’re cruising! #Health #BodyHealth #CruiseLife111Share
Melanie James+FollowCruise Outbreaks: Should We Freak Out?18 outbreaks on cruise ships already in 2025—yikes, right? But before you cancel your trip, here’s the scoop: More people are cruising than ever, so yeah, more germs, but the CDC is still keeping tabs (even after layoffs). Ships are cleaned like crazy, and honestly, you’re just as likely to get sick on land. Just wash your hands, dodge the crowds, and you’ll probably be fine. Would you still book a cruise? #Health #BodyHealth #CruiseLife2019Share
Melanie James+FollowCruise Trip Turns Into Sick BayImagine booking a dream cruise and ending up in quarantine! Over 140 people on Royal Caribbean’s Navigator of the Seas got hit with a nasty stomach bug—think vomiting, cramps, and all the worst bathroom nightmares. The CDC’s still not sure what caused it, but the cruise line went full-on cleaning mode and isolated the sick. Apparently, cruise ship outbreaks are way up this year, but they’re still just a tiny slice of the bigger norovirus pie. Would you risk it for the ocean views? #Health #BodyHealth #CruiseLife309Share
Brad Ramirez+FollowCruising with Seniors = Middle School FlashbacksBooked myself on a fancy cruise for seniors (solo!) to research my romance novel, and OMG, it was like being back in middle school. Cliques, popular kids, awkward cafeteria moments, and even cruise ship 'ambassadors' (think: charming grandpas who dance with the ladies). Tried to make friends at the singles table, ended up people-watching and collecting wild stories—including a love triangle! By the end, I found my own crew and felt like the cool kid for once. Who knew senior cruises had so much drama? #Travel #CruiseLife #TravelFails20Share
sperkins+FollowRoyal Caribbean’s Sneaky Early Departure!Plot twist for Harmony of the Seas cruisers: Royal Caribbean just bumped up the Galveston departure by 30 minutes! If you’re flying in, you’ll want to land even earlier—Houston airports are an hour away, and traffic is no joke. The cruise line didn’t spill the tea on why, but busy ports and ship traffic are usually to blame. Double-check your travel plans so you don’t miss the boat (literally)! #Travel #CruiseLife #RoyalCaribbean181Share
dylan15+FollowShe Ditched Cali for a Cruise Ship LifeA 77-year-old woman just traded her California retirement home for a cabin on a cruise ship—permanently! She bought a 15-year lease on the Odyssey, a ship that’s basically a floating apartment complex, and says it’s cheaper than living in SoCal. Her rent covers food, drinks, Wi-Fi, laundry, and even medical visits. No more grocery shopping or chores—just endless travel to 147 countries. Would you swap your home for a life at sea? #TravelGoals #CruiseLife #RetirementDreams #Travel132104Share
Alexander Thomas+FollowCannes Says Bye to Mega Cruise ShipsCannes is officially over the mega cruise ship crowds! Starting next year, the city is banning ships with more than 1,000 passengers from docking. The goal? Less pollution, fewer tourists, and a prettier harbor. If you’re planning a cruise stop in Cannes, you’ll have to hop on a smaller boat to get there. Locals are loving the move, but cruise fans might need to rethink their itineraries. Would you still visit if it meant a little extra effort? #Cannes #TravelNews #CruiseLife #Travel30Share
Alexander Thomas+FollowRoyal Caribbean Cruise Tea You MissedRoyal Caribbean fans, big update: Oasis Class ships are finally back in San Juan after months of repairs—no more last-minute itinerary changes! Also, don’t sleep on the older ships; they’re underrated and budget-friendly. Someone spent $7K on upgrades (regrets included), and yes, sharing a tiny cabin with your parents is a real thing. Plus, the Oasis Class totally changed cruising forever. Check out the new video on the best and worst cruise cabins! #RoyalCaribbean #CruiseLife #TravelNews #Travel00Share
