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My 6 Cruise-Booking Musts (If You Gotta Fly)

Cruise dreams but gotta fly there? Here’s my checklist before I ever hit “book”: 1) Hunt for direct flights—delays are a cruise killer. 2) Check if the cruise line offers flight deals (hello, savings and perks). 3) Plan for jet lag so I’m not a zombie at sea. 4) Never, ever fly in the same day the cruise leaves. 5) Always get travel insurance—seriously, don’t skip it. 6) Pad my return flight so I’m not sprinting off the ship. Trust me, these save stress! #Travel #CruiseTips #TravelHacks

Glacier Park Drops Ticketed Entry Soon!

Big news for Glacier National Park fans: starting in 2026, you won’t need a timed entry ticket to drive in! The park’s been using the ticket system to cut down on traffic, but it actually made people show up at weird hours. Now, they’re ditching it and hoping for safer, less stressful visits. Heads up though—Logan Pass will have a new 3-hour parking limit. Who’s ready for more spontaneous road trips? #Travel #GlacierNationalPark #TravelNews

$100 Park Fee? UK Tourists Say 'Nope!'

U.S. national parks are about to get way pricier for international visitors—think $100 extra per person at top spots like Yellowstone and Yosemite. The UK travel industry is not having it: they’re warning of boycotts and reporting trip cancellations already. With families now facing hundreds in fees just to see the parks, the backlash could seriously hit local economies. Would you still pay up for that bucket-list road trip? #Travel #NationalParks #TravelNews

Glacier’s Going-to-the-Sun Road may soon be easier to visit

No more scrambling for those hard-to-get vehicle reservations—Glacier National Park is considering dropping its entry system for Going-to-the-Sun Road by 2026. Locals and visitors have been frustrated by the early morning rush and complicated booking process just to enjoy the park’s iconic views. The new plan? Limit parking at Logan Pass to three hours per vehicle, freeing up more spots and making spontaneous trips possible again. Shuttle reservations will still be needed for hikers. How do you feel about this shift—will it make your Glacier trips more enjoyable, or do you worry about increased crowds? #Travel #GlacierNationalPark #GoingToTheSunRoad

Miami’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 #CruiseLife

Cruise Trends You’ll Be Obsessed With in 2026

Cruise lines are totally switching things up for 2026! Think spontaneous weekend getaways (hello, “Me-Kends”), kid-approved adventures, and even trips timed for major sporting events. There’s also a big push for quiet escapes in places like Alaska, plus off-season deals in Europe (fewer crowds, yes please). And if you’re into all-out luxury, the MSC Yacht Club is basically a floating VIP lounge. Which trend are you dying to try? #Travel #CruiseTrends #Travel2026

Disney Disability Pass: No Line-Skipping Secrets

Turns out, the rumors about guests with disabilities skipping lines at Disney parks are totally off. Disney’s Disability Access Service (DAS) just lets some folks wait outside the physical line, not cut it. But getting DAS isn’t easy—only certain disabilities qualify, and even then, approval isn’t guaranteed. Some guests say the new rules are so strict, they’re skipping Disney altogether. There’s even a petition and a lawsuit pushing Disney to make DAS more accessible again! #Travel #DisneyParks #DisabilityAccess