I tried Hideaway Beach, Royal Caribbean’s adults-only area at Perfect Day at CocoCay.
The heated pool made it worth it on my March sailing, but at some prices, I’m not sure the experience feels premium enough.
Full review: https://t.co/DKQD0B9O4u
Norwegian has canceled all Norwegian Viva cruises from San Juan between January and July 2028, citing port availability issues. The ship will instead redeploy to Miami for short Bahamas sailings.
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Carnival's upgraded private island is officially open.
RelaxAway at Half Moon Cay now has a pier for two of Carnival's largest ships, ending tender waits and allowing bigger ships to visit. It also adds new dining, bars, Wi-Fi, and upgraded beach seating.
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Virgin Voyages refreshed Valiant Lady with guest-focused upgrades, from better views at The Athletic Club to revamped lounges, dining, and entertainment. It’s nice to see a dry dock focus on making the ship better, not just adding more ways to spend money
https://t.co/VCD73A3Uhi
Celebrity is adding new Captain’s Club milestone perks for its most loyal cruisers, helping bridge the huge gap between Elite Plus and Zenith.
New benefits include more Wi-Fi, bigger dining discounts, in-room amenities, and even free cruises.
https://t.co/JBGTnJB2IT
Norwegian’s new Great Tides Waterpark finally has an opening date.
The paid water park at Great Stirrup Cay opens September 4, 2026, with 19 slides, cliff jumping, a dynamic river, and a hidden cave bar.
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Carnival Magic is back from dry dock with a few refreshed spaces, including a new bow crest, redesigned buffet, updated casino and arcade, refreshed pool decks, new mini golf, and a renovated spa and fitness center.
https://t.co/t2WKR5iGo9
Mahogany Bay has officially become Isla Tropicale.
Carnival’s Roatan port now has a new pool area with a swim-up bar, splash pad, and cabanas for rent. The beach and chairlift are still there.
https://t.co/dlWOXbuVUp
Carnival ships are getting a new look.
A “From Sea to Shining Sea” crest debuted on Carnival Legend and will roll out to U.S.-based ships during future dry docks.
What do you think of the new bow design?
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Royal Caribbean’s Perfect Day Mexico is now in question after Mexican officials said the project will not be approved in its current form over environmental concerns.
That does not mean it is officially dead, but its future looks a lot less certain.
https://t.co/cW1AhWE5by
MSC is adding two new complimentary dining spots to MSC Seashore: The Chicken Man and Red Cactus BBQ & Ribs. More included food and fewer buffet crowds? Yes, please.
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We wrap up our 4-day Celebrity Reflection cruise with the ship’s biggest hits and misses.
I expected an older ship that would feel dated, but walked away impressed. Quiet spaces, ocean views, and lounges were highlights. The Lawn Club? Not so much.
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Royal Caribbean fans have been waiting years for “Project Discovery,” but new SEC filings suggest Discovery Class may not be as small as many hoped.
Here’s how big the new ships could be:
https://t.co/PfCgocvM4U
Norwegian’s “Free at Sea” drink package is getting a little less free for shorter cruises.
Starting May 1, 2026, the daily charge is going up for 2 to 5-night sailings.
https://t.co/T7AvB0QIbx
Day 4 on Celebrity Reflection was our only sea day, and it was packed.
From the “Poolest Day Ever” pool party to street curling, a special buffet, quiet spots around the ship, and a Silent Disco, there was always something to do.
Full recap:
https://t.co/VlcZIwPlDR
Royal Caribbean gave a new update on Perfect Day Mexico, and it sounds like the opening may not be as originally expected.
Instead of fully opening in Fall 2027, it now sounds like a soft opening in Q4 2027, with the full experience coming in 2028.
https://t.co/d1qujvrG6U
With Royal Caribbean's announcement today for 2 more Icon Class ships, our chart of future ships gets even busier.
2029 will be a busy year with the debut of 3 new classes (Carnival Ace Class, new Disney Class, Royal's first Discovery Class), and now an Icon as well.
Royal Caribbean is going all-in on Icon Class. They’ve officially ordered Icon ships #6 and #7
That means by the end of the decade, 20% of Royal Caribbean’s fleet will be Icon Class.
https://t.co/PUgyMWEliV
Carnival just announced Carnival Tropicale, their next Excel Class ship, and it’s heading to Galveston in 2028.
Two of their newest ships will now be based in Texas. BOLT is also being replaced with Sunsation Point, a larger water park area.
https://t.co/42LNdp17ZX
Day 3 on Celebrity Reflection brought us to Perfect Day at CocoCay. It was an amazing day at the private island where we tried Hideaway Beach and ate way too much before heading back to the ship for a night of fun activities. #perfectdayatcococay
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