Disney Cruise Line has been adjusting their future itineraries and cancelling cruises since the CDC issued its “no sail” order in March, however the cruise line is planning to resume cruises after July 28th, 2020. Photo Credit: WDWInfo, Disney Wish All cruises previously scheduled to sail up to this date have been cancelled due to the global pandemic related to COVID-19. Source ..read more

You might be thinking that the headline for this article is wrong – especially while we’re in the middle of a global pandemic. However, that information is right – and its strangely amazing! Photo Credit: Carnival The pent-up demand for cruising, despite the horrible news seen earlier in the year with COVID-19 spreading amongst fellow cruise passengers and crew is feeding the surge in new bookings. Source ..read more

Carnival Cruise Line today provided a “Health and Sailing Update” due to the COVID-19 situation. In their update, all cruises through June 26th, 2020 are cancelled. All San Francisco, CA sailings through the end of 2020 have been cancelled. The Carnival Sunrise has cancelled all sailings through (and including), October 19th 2020. The Carnival Legend has cancelled all sailings through (and... Source ..read more

More people are booking cruises right now than last year. Yes- you read that right – a staggering 9% more cruises are being booked right now for 2021 than this same time last year – all despite the worldwide pandemic currently plaguing American society. The amazing statistic was reported by USB, a Swiss bank and in an article in the Los Angeles Times. Photo Credit: Princess Cruise Line USB... Source ..read more

The United State Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced an extension of its “No Sail Order” for all cruise ships by a minimum of an additional 100-days, or until the COVID-19 pandemic is no longe considered a world-wide health emergency. Photo: Miami Herald Currently, sitting just off the coast of the U.S. there are over 100-cruise ships – all with no passengers – but will... Source ..read more

To say we’re a bit baffled is an understatement. Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line, an operator of two small, older ships originally from Carnival Cruise Line announced that it will resume sailing on Mother’s Day Weekend. The cruise line sails from Port of Palm Beach, located in South Florida and sails two different itineraries to both Nassau and Grand Bahama on two ships. In an announcement from the... Source ..read more

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Disney Cruise Line (DCL) today announced that all sailings aboard the Disney Wonder have been cancelled through July 1st. This is primarily due to the Canadian government rejecting any cruise ship that has greater than 500 passengers to call on any Canadian port until July 1st. Disney Cruise Line announced a 125% future cruise credit (FCC) for those passengers booked for cruises which were... Source ..read more

A cruise ship with at least 42 people on board experiencing flu-like symptoms is expected to arrive in Florida next week. The Zaandam cruise ship is owned by Holland America, and is one of the final remaining cruise ships at sea across the entire world due to the global COVID-19 pandemic. Photo Credit: Holland America Website The affected include 13 guests and 29 crew members. Source ..read more

Disney Cruise Line today announced that due to the extended cancellations and ceasing operations until at least April 12th, they will be cancelling several sailings. Many of these sailings included repositioning via transatlantic crossing, Alaska sailing due to port closures in Canada and European cancellations. The cruise line discretely removed several sailings from its website between April... Source ..read more