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Cruise Mobility Services Now Different Among Lines, Ships
While many elements of what makes up a good cruise have been redefined over the years, mobility services for those who want to travel but have special needs have not budged an inch. Oxygen, scooter & wheelchair rental and more Read More …
Carnival Radiance Shaq Attack Continues
Carnival Cruise Line continues to define what makes them the World’s Most Popular Cruise Line by further embracing their Chief Fun Officer, NBA Hall of Famer Shaquille O’Neal. This time, its a new dining edition aboard totally transformed Carnival Radiance. One of a Read More …
Carnival Fascination Out Of Dry Dock, Better Than Ever
Our first family cruise was on Carnival Fascination, then based in Miami and sailing to Key West and Cozumel among other short itineraries. That was the one that hooked us on the world of cruise travel as the family vacation Read More …
Carnival Horizon Brings Ship Within A Ship Experience For All
The term ‘ship-within-a-ship’ referred to an exclusive, luxury area of ships like The Haven from Norwegian Cruise Line or MSC Cruises Yacht Club. Royal Caribbean has a bit of a focus on Royal Suite Class which indeed gathers like-accommodated passengers Read More …
Convenient Carnival Cuba Cruises Expand
During the 2019-20 Cuba season, Carnival Cruise Line will offer 23 sailings to Havana. Those will happen aboard five different ships departing from four convenient East Coast homeports. That’s more than any other cruise line, for good reason. Guests on Carnival Cuba Read More …
Carnival Triumph To Become Carnival Sunrise
Carnival Sunshine was the first ship in the Carnival Cruise Line fleet to bring all elements of the Funship 2.0 upgrade plan to sea. In the last five years, that program has been rolled out fleetwide. Originally launched as Carnival Read More …
Cruise Bored? Perhaps Something Different Is In Order
Developing local embarkation ports around North America, cruise lines have made it easier for cruise travelers to make it from home to the ship. Flying or driving from home to the embarkation port takes costs less and takes less time Read More …