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ashley89

Cruise Drama: Delays, Scams & Adult-Only Vibes

Cruise chaos alert! From wild Caribbean delays after the Venezuela attack (some flights literally turned around mid-air!) to a travel agent scamming cruisers out of $35K, it’s been a week. Carnival’s throwing old-school safety drills back in the mix, Royal Caribbean’s shuffling cabins, and Oceania’s going adults-only. Oh, and Hawaii’s cruise tax? On pause. If you’re planning to set sail, double-check those advisories and maybe pack some extra patience! #Travel #CruiseNews #TravelDrama

Alexander Thomas

Valentine’s Day Getaway Ideas You’ll Love

Valentine’s Day plans stressing you out? Resorts have you covered with dreamy packages—think spa days, horseback rides, and chocolate on your pillow. Whether you want to cozy up in Rhode Island, hit the slots in Pennsylvania, sip champagne in Texas, or escape to a beach in St. Maarten, there’s a resort with your name on it. Book early for the best deals, and don’t forget: the romance doesn’t have to end on February 14th! #Travel #ValentinesDay #RomanticGetaway

Alexander Thomas

Antigua’s Cruise Scene Is Going Off!

Cruise ships are skipping the usual Caribbean hotspots and making waves in Antigua—seriously, this island is having a record-breaking season! Over a million cruise passengers are expected, and local beaches, reefs, and seafood spots are buzzing. If you’re planning a cruise, Antigua’s white sands and epic snorkeling are the new must-do. Who knew this under-the-radar port would become the place to be? #Travel #Antigua #CruiseLife

sperkins

Universal’s Epic Universe now included in park hopping

Universal Orlando just made vacations way easier—and cheaper—for theme park fans. Starting in 2026, Epic Universe will be part of the Park-to-Park ticket lineup, so you can hop between all three Universal parks without extra fees. No more juggling separate tickets or missing out because of cost! This means more flexibility to plan your days, chase the shortest lines, or just follow your energy. Families and groups, this could seriously change how you do Orlando. Anyone else already thinking about which rides you’ll hit first? #Travel #UniversalOrlando #EpicUniverse

Nicholas Lyons

Americans Told: Leave Now!

Travel just got wild—Americans are being told to leave Russia ASAP, and two more countries just banned U.S. tourists. With military action heating up and new advisories dropping, those dreamy vacation plans might need a serious rethink. If you’re planning to travel, check the State Department’s threat levels before you book anything. Oh, and if you’re still craving sun, Aruba tops the list for safest Caribbean getaways! #Travel #TravelAlert #USATravel

Brad Ramirez

Cruise Itinerary Change: Leaving Nassau Early!

Heads up if you’re sailing Symphony of the Seas in Feb 2026! The ship’s cutting its Nassau stop short by 90 minutes, now leaving at 4:30 PM instead of 6 PM. Royal Caribbean says it’s all about sticking to new speed restrictions—likely to protect marine life, not because of any ship issues. If you booked a sunset tour or dinner in Nassau, double-check your plans! This tweak could hit other sailings too, so keep an eye on your emails. #Travel #CruiseNews #RoyalCaribbean

Dr. Michael Henson

These Concert Venues Are Bucket List Goals

Obsessed with live music? Same. If you want to level up your next concert, check out these three epic U.S. venues: The Caverns in Tennessee (yep, an actual cave!), The Gorge in Washington (unreal views), and Red Rocks in Colorado (iconic natural amphitheater vibes). Each spot is more than just a place to see a show—it’s a full-on adventure with hiking, camping, and jaw-dropping scenery. Who’s down for a music road trip? #Travel #LiveMusic #TravelGoals

Dr. Michael Henson

Disney World’s $1,000 summer savings shake-up

Families planning a Disney World trip in summer 2026 can finally catch a break—Disney is rolling out deals that can chop over $1,000 off a typical vacation. Two free hotel nights and two free park days are up for grabs with a four-night, four-day package, plus kids eat free all year if adults get a dining plan. With ticket prices and add-ons climbing for years, this is Disney’s boldest move yet to win back families who’ve felt priced out. Would these discounts make you rethink a Disney trip, or is the cost still too high? Let’s hear your take! #Travel #DisneyWorld #FamilyTravel

Jamie Watson

Disney World’s Secret Off-Peak Dates

Plotting a Disney World trip without the crowds (and the price gouge)? The real magic happens mid-January to early February, or in September—think short lines and cheaper tickets. Pro tip: midweek days are way less packed than weekends. And this summer, Disney’s tossing in bonus park days and free water park entry if you book a vacation package. If you want max fun for less cash, avoid holidays and school breaks. Who’s in for a spontaneous Disney run? #Travel #DisneyWorld #TravelHacks