Julie Padilla+FollowCruise heartbreak in Jacksonville: Don’t forget your green card!A family’s Bahamas cruise from Jacksonville was ruined after two members—both US permanent residents—were denied boarding for not bringing their green cards. Even with passports and state IDs, they couldn’t sail or re-enter the US without the physical cards. Norwegian Cruise Line’s policy is clear: green card holders must carry their cards at all times. The family is now fighting for a refund, but the cruise community isn’t showing much sympathy, saying it’s a hard lesson in travel prep. Have you ever had a trip derailed by missing documents? Let’s hear your stories and tips! #News #TravelTips #CruiseLife00Share
darrell47+FollowCruising for Christmas: Would You Do It?Spent the holidays on a 22-day cruise through South America and Antarctica—woke up to Antarctica on Christmas morning, partied on New Year’s Eve, and saw some wild festive ship decor. But honestly? I missed my usual traditions and being with the whole fam. The views were unreal, but next year, I’m sticking to cozy chaos at home. Would you trade family time for epic travel during the holidays? #News #HolidayTravel #CruiseLife11Share
Justin Dixon+FollowFire & Ice Yoga on a Private Island?!MSC Cruises is seriously upping their private island game! Starting January 2026, Ocean Cay in the Bahamas will have wild new activities—think hot yoga and ice baths (yep, fire and ice challenge), sunrise yoga with sound healing, and even an AR treasure hunt that teaches you about marine life. Plus, there’s a Lego zone for kids and more ways to chill or get active. Would you try the fire & ice challenge or stick to the beach bar? #Travel #CruiseLife #OceanCay00Share
sperkins+FollowMiami’s cruise surge: 75,000+ set sail in one day!PortMiami just shattered its single-day record, with over 75,000 cruise passengers moving through the terminals in one wild Sunday. Ten ships from seven cruise lines docked, making the port a buzzing hub of excitement—and, for many, a test of patience. Traffic jams and long waits had travelers venting about Miami’s ongoing construction and tricky one-way streets. Even with the biggest ships not in port, the numbers were staggering. If you’ve cruised from Miami lately, how did you handle the crowds and traffic? Got any tips for making embarkation smoother? Let’s swap stories and advice! #Travel #PortMiami #CruiseLife10Share
Courtney Williams+FollowCruise Ship Turns Into Norovirus NightmareImagine booking a luxury cruise and ending up stuck in your cabin with the worst stomach bug ever. Over 100 people on the AIDAdiva cruise ship caught norovirus, with symptoms like vomiting and diarrhea sweeping through the decks. The crew scrambled to clean everything and isolate the sick, but yikes—talk about a vacation gone wrong! Norovirus cases are spiking across the US too, so maybe double-check those travel plans! #Health #BodyHealth #CruiseLife305Share
Kelly Mack+FollowRoyal Caribbean’s 2027-28 Cruise Drop!Royal Caribbean just dropped its 2027-28 Caribbean cruise lineup and it’s wild—13 ships, tons of new routes, and fresh private islands like Perfect Day Mexico and Royal Beach Clubs. The new Legend of the Seas is making its Caribbean debut, and you can hop on from ports all over, from Miami to Panama. If you thought you’d seen every island, think again—these new itineraries are next-level! #Travel #RoyalCaribbean #CruiseLife10Share
Danielle White+FollowSt. Maarten Says No to Pushy Port VendorsEver been swarmed by vendors the second you step off a cruise ship? St. Maarten is officially over it. The island just rolled out new rules banning aggressive sales tactics and unlicensed sellers at its busy cruise port. Now, pushy pitches and unauthorized hair braiding could cost vendors a $190 fine. The goal? Make your first steps on the island way more chill and way less stressful this cruise season. #News #StMaarten #CruiseLife00Share
gregorybrown+FollowNCL’s Free at Sea Is Back—Cruisers ReactNorwegian Cruise Line just brought back its fan-fave Free at Sea package, and people have thoughts. After a year of confusing sliding scales and extra charges, NCL is making things simpler again: open bar, Wi-Fi, specialty dining, and shore credits all bundled in. But there are some trade-offs—less Wi-Fi, flat drink fees, and a few perks missing. Some cruisers are loving the predictability, while others miss the old unlimited vibes. Would you pay more for simplicity or stick with the perks? #News #CruiseLife #NorwegianCruiseLine00Share
xwest+FollowCruise Nightmare: Norovirus Hits Over 100Imagine being on a dream 133-day cruise around the world—then suddenly, over 100 people get hit with norovirus! Passengers and crew on the AIDAdiva have been dealing with nonstop stomach issues since leaving Miami. The crew’s gone full-on hazmat mode: isolating the sick, deep cleaning everything, and collecting samples. The CDC says cruise ship outbreaks are on the rise. Would you stick it out or jump ship at the next port? #Health #BodyHealth #CruiseLife31Share
Stacy Fisher+FollowCruise Nightmare: Norovirus Outbreak!Imagine dropping major cash on a 133-day world cruise, only to get hit with a nasty norovirus outbreak just weeks in. Over 100 people on the AIDAdiva have been stuck at sea with vomiting and diarrhea after stops in the US. The crew’s gone full hazmat mode—disinfecting, isolating, and testing everyone. Norovirus is super contagious, so if you’re planning a cruise, maybe pack extra hand sanitizer! #Health #BodyHealth #CruiseLife00Share
