Cruises

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has extended its no sail order for all cruise ships departing from the U.S. The order had been set to expire on…

Disney Cruise Line (DCL) has launched a new option: flexible cruise dates. The new policy will allow guests to change the date of their sailing up to 15 days ahead…

The 2020 Alaska cruise season had been questionable since mid-May, when the CDC put a “pause” to all large cruise ships through the end of July, due to COVID-19.  However,…

Back in March, Canada banned cruise ships that carried more than 500 passengers from making port calls. That action, due to the coronavirus pandemic, was going to continue until at…

In the 20+ years that Disney Cruise Line (DCL) has been sailing, it’s become a favorite for many. Over the years, it’s grown from 1 ship to 4, and its…

When coronavirus became a large issue on cruise ships, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention posted a No Sail Order, effective March 14, 2020, that would last 30 days.…

The cruise industry is a very mixed bag right now. There are some cruise ships that are still trying to get their crew home. Others are all ready to start…

After weeks of travel, negotiations, closed ports, and starting all over again, the final 4,000 cruise ship passengers, some of them at sea since January, finally disembarked on April 20th…

For cruise ships and their passengers that were still at sea when coronavirus took over the world, it’s been one nightmare after another. Ports closed whether ships were deemed “healthy”…

If you were planning on cruising this summer, you might want to think again. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced the extension of a No Sail Order…