CruisingSteve

I was on Carnival Marti Gras a few weeks ago. Not many people rode the coaster, it was pretty dead most of the cruise. I'm pretty sure $15 for a 30 second ride didn't help either

It's affecting cruises going there

I took these pictures of the glacier in May when I was on Quantum

700 Americans onboard. They also celebrated Canada Day on July 1

Could increase internet speeds by a lot SpaceX Working to Bring Starlink to Royal Caribbean Cruise Ships | PCMag

Many countries they sail to require vaccines and/or negative tests before visitors are allowed.

Starts Sunday US will end Covid-19 testing requirement for air travelers entering the country - CNNPolitics

Royal supplies everything you need including paddles. At least they did on Odyssey

Depends on the day and time. I was on the Odyssey transatlantic cruise. Every "At sea" day, there was picketball in all 3 courts from 8am-10am then open sports play from 10am - 11am or 12noon which they left 1 or 2 courts open. When the ship was at ports, the times varied but there was picketball every day of the cruise. There were also a few afternoons they had 1 picketball court up

I have a coupon for buy one specialty restaurant, get one free. How does this work if you are cruising solo?

Spotted on my Odyssey transatlantic cruise

Until every person heads to the adults only area and it overfills...

I took the pictures 2 days ago from Independence

Navigating the channel in and out of New Orleans isn't so easy (Tampa and Baltimore have the same problem) If they do go back, it would probably be a smaller ship to start with