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The Towel Wars Are Over — Norwegian Is Actually Enforcing the Rules Now
Norwegian Cruise Line is cracking down on poolside chair hogging with timestamp stickers and crew removal — and passengers are loving it.
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The Oscar-Winning Horror Film That Has Universal's Halloween Horror Nights More Excited Than Ever
Ryan Coogler's vampire masterpiece Sinners is coming to Halloween Horror Nights 2026 at Universal Orlando and Universal Studios Hollywood — and Universal says it's reinventing what a haunted house can be.
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When "We Want Hubbard!" Echoed Through a Royal Caribbean Ship
Passengers aboard Royal Caribbean's Ovation of the Seas chanted 'We want Hubbard!' and held protest signs at Guest Services after a last-minute reroute from Seward to Whittier cut their Hubbard Glacier visit — the highlight of the Alaska cruise — from the itinerary.
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Soarin' Across America Surprised EPCOT Guests by Opening Four Days Early
Disney's brand-new Soarin' Across America soft-opened at EPCOT on May 22, giving guests an unexpected first flight over American landmarks four days ahead of the official May 26 debut.
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The Supreme Court Just Handed Cruise Lines a $440 Million Problem They Thought Was Dead
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 8-1 against four major cruise lines in a decades-old case tied to Cuban port property confiscated during the Castro revolution, reviving more than $440 million in potential damages — here is what the Havana Docks decision means for Royal Caribbean, Carnival, Norwegian, and MSC.
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Why Epic Universe Is Suddenly Covered in Searchlights
On its first birthday, Epic Universe has quietly sprouted searchlights, rooftop fixtures, and fountain lighting all over Celestial Park — and it all points to one thing the park still doesn't have: a nighttime spectacular.
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Alaska Has Never Seen a Cruise Ship Quite Like This One
Virgin Voyages launched its first-ever Alaska season on May 21, 2026, with Brilliant Lady sailing the Inside Passage — bringing an adults-only, all-inclusive twist to one of cruising's most iconic destinations.
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For the First Time, You Get to Choose Where the Millennium Falcon Flies
Starting May 22, Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run at Walt Disney World and Disneyland launches an all-new Mandalorian and Grogu mission that finally lets your crew pick its own destination.
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Mexico Blocks Royal Caribbean's Perfect Day Resort to Protect Its Mangroves and Reef
Mexico's environment ministry has refused to approve Royal Caribbean's Perfect Day Mexico project near Mahahual, citing threats to protected mangroves, endangered wildlife, and the reef offshore.
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Captain Cacao Is Stepping Out From Behind the Chocolate Counter at Epic Universe
Captain Cacao, the chocolate teddy bear mascot of Epic Universe's Moonship Chocolates, becomes a walk-around meet-and-greet character in Celestial Park on May 22 — the park's one-year anniversary.
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Four Ships. One River. The Moment Cunard Has Never Attempted Before.
Cunard just unveiled 190 new 2028 voyages — headlined by a first-ever gathering of all four Queens on the River Mersey in Liverpool.
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From Jungle Cruise Skipper to Walt Disney World President — Meet the Man Taking the Helm
Joe Schott, a 40-year Disney veteran who started his career as a Jungle Cruise skipper, has been named the new President of Walt Disney World Resort.
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A Beloved Luxury Ship Sailed Its Last Voyage — and Now It Belongs to Japan
The Seabourn Sojourn has completed its final world cruise, ending a 16-year run before being reborn as the Mitsui Ocean Sakura for Japanese sailings starting this fall.
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The MV Hondius Has Finally Docked in Rotterdam, Ending a Seven-Week Hantavirus Nightmare
The expedition cruise ship MV Hondius arrived in Rotterdam on May 18 after a deadly hantavirus outbreak killed three passengers and infected at least 11 during a seven-week Antarctic voyage.
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Animal Kingdom's Tropical Americas Is Rising Fast — And These New Aerial Photos Prove It
New aerial photos from May 10 reveal vertical construction at Disney's Tropical Americas, with the Casita Madrigal and Indiana Jones temple rising above the walls for the first time.
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Carnival's Pricing Glitch Gave Travelers a Dream Deal -- Then Took It Away
Carnival Cruise Line cancelled thousands of bookings made during a system outage after a pricing engine error displayed ultra-low fares, offering only refunds and a $100 onboard credit.
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Mythos Restaurant Is Closing — and Universal's Plan for What Comes Next Changes Everything
Universal has confirmed Mythos Restaurant will permanently close in 2027 as Lost Continent makes way for a new themed land at Islands of Adventure.
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A Ceiling Collapsed on NCL's Newest Ship — Here's What Passengers Experienced
A ceiling panel fell inside The Local Bar & Grill on Norwegian Luna during a Caribbean sailing, injuring multiple guests on one of the cruise industry's newest ships.
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Disney's Parks Are Officially Full — Here's What the Company Plans to Do About It
Disney CFO Hugh Johnston says Walt Disney World is running at capacity and won't overcrowd parks to grow. Instead, the company is banking on $30 billion in expansion projects to drive future attendance and pricing growth.
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Viking Just Named a New CEO — and What She Inherited Is Stunning
Viking promoted Leah Talactac to CEO on May 14, 2026, as the company reported 92% of 2026 capacity already sold and $6.2 billion in advance bookings.
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