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
Kelly Mack+FollowCruise Trends You’ll Be Obsessed With in 2026Cruise 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 #Travel202610Share
Jamie Watson+FollowDisney Disability Pass: No Line-Skipping SecretsTurns 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 #DisabilityAccess21Share
dylan15+FollowCleveland’s ski season: What’s new & what’s worth itLift ticket prices are climbing at Cleveland-area ski resorts, with some now topping $100 on weekends—but there are still great deals and fresh upgrades to check out. Resorts like Boston Mills are rolling out better snowmaking, while Snow Trails is adding new lifts and lighting. If you’re looking for a budget-friendly day, Peek’n Peak is holding steady at $81 for a Saturday pass, and Alpine Valley’s Slope Saver Days offer $29 tickets on select evenings. Whether you’re after late-night skiing, family tubing, or just a killer waffle at the lodge, there’s something new for every snow lover this season. Which upgrades or deals are you most excited about? #Travel #ClevelandSkiing #WinterFun00Share
sperkins+FollowWinter road closures shake up Smokies plansNewfound Gap Road in Great Smoky Mountains National Park has closed yet again—just hours after briefly reopening—because of worsening winter weather. This scenic 30-mile stretch connects Gatlinburg, TN, to Cherokee, NC, and is a favorite for its breathtaking overlooks and easy access to hiking trails. Locals and visitors hoping for a snowy adventure or a peaceful winter hike should check the park’s updates before heading out, as closures can happen fast. Have you ever had your plans changed by these sudden shutdowns? How do you make the most of winter in the Smokies? #Travel #SmokyMountains #WinterTravel00Share
Nicholas Lyons+FollowSki Trips Are the New Winter Status SymbolForget crowded beaches—skiing is officially the chicest way to do winter. It’s not just about hitting the slopes anymore; think candlelit chalets, spa days, and après-ski parties that feel straight out of a movie. Fashion brands are dropping ski collections, and resorts like Aspen and St Moritz are now luxury lifestyle hubs. Even if you never ski, you’ll want to be seen here. Who knew embracing the cold could look this good? #Travel #SkiSeason #WinterTravel00Share
Jamie Watson+FollowGift Travel, Not Stuff This Year!Forget the usual gifts—this year, why not surprise your loved ones with a getaway instead? Imagine sunrise hikes, city lights, or beach vibes, all wrapped up in a travel experience that lasts way longer than any sweater. Hyatt’s got deals up to 30% off at over 750 hotels, from NYC to the Bahamas to Costa Rica. Whether it’s a romantic escape or a family adventure, memories > things. Who’s ready to book a trip instead of buying more stuff? #Travel #TravelGoals #GiftOfExperience00Share
Alexander Thomas+FollowCruise Drama: Cozumel Out, Nassau In?!Royal Caribbean just swapped out Cozumel for Nassau on some 2026 cruises, and people are not thrilled. The cruise line says it’s to show off their new Royal Beach Club in the Bahamas, but guests are calling it a cash grab—especially since the beach club isn’t free (think $100+ per person). Plus, some were looking forward to Cozumel’s epic diving and warmer weather. Would you be mad if your dream port got swapped last minute? #Travel #RoyalCaribbean #CruiseNews51Share
Jamie Watson+FollowKali River Rapids is back—just in time!Kali River Rapids is reopening at Disney’s Animal Kingdom sooner than anyone expected, giving park visitors a perfect way to cool off during Florida’s warm winter days. The ride, which usually stays closed for repairs until the new year, will be splashing guests again starting December 12. For those who love a good water adventure, this is huge—especially with the holidays bringing bigger crowds. If you’re planning a trip, remember to check which rides are open, since some are still under maintenance. Who’s ready to brave the rapids again? Share your favorite Disney water ride memories below! #Travel #DisneyWorld #AnimalKingdom10Share
Jamie Watson+FollowLast-Minute Getaways for Under $200?!Who knew you could still snag a round-trip flight for under $60? If you’re itching for a quick escape before 2025, check out these five budget-friendly trips: Miami’s beaches, Orlando’s family fun, a Vegas NYE, Minneapolis holiday markets, or even surfing in San Salvador—all for less than $200 round-trip. Time to treat yourself to a spontaneous adventure without breaking the bank! Which one would you pick? #Travel #TravelDeals #LastMinuteTrips00Share
