Royal Caribbean Cancels Alaska Cruise After Passenger Boarding in Vancouver
Approximately 1,700 passengers boarded Royal Caribbean's Serenade of the Seas in Vancouver for an Alaska cruise that was canceled due to maintenance. The cruise was delayed, shortened, and passengers were compensated with refunds and future cruise credit.
Royal Caribbean Cancels Alaska Cruise After Passengers Board in Vancouver
Royal Caribbean canceled the Alaska cruise of Serenade of the Seas after about 1,700 passengers boarded in Vancouver on September 1, 2026. The ship never departed due to maintenance issues, forcing passengers to disembark by September 2.
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Disney Cruise Line Opens Fall 2027 and Spring 2028 Cruise Bookings
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Royal Caribbean Cancels Alaska Cruise in Vancouver After 1,700 Board
Royal Caribbean canceled its Serenade of the Seas Alaska cruise after boarding 1,700 passengers in Vancouver due to technical maintenance issues. The cruise, delayed and shortened before sailing, was canceled entirely on September 1, 2026.
UnCruise Adventures Expands 2028 Aleutian Islands Cruise Capacity
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Royal Caribbean Cancels Alaska Cruise After Boarding 1,700 Passengers in Vancouver
Royal Caribbean’s Serenade of the Seas Alaska cruise from Vancouver was canceled after about 1,700 passengers boarded due to ongoing maintenance. The cruise line offered refunds, future credits, and flight reimbursements as passengers disembarked by September 2.
Margaritaville At Sea’s Beachcomber Debuts in Galveston in October 2027
Margaritaville At Sea will begin operating its largest ship, Beachcomber, from Galveston in October 2027. The ship will offer four to seven night cruises, including new ports such as Veracruz.
UnCruise Adventures Announces 2028 Aleutian Islands Cruise Capacity Increase
UnCruise Adventures has increased capacity for its 2028 Aleutian Islands cruises and opened bookings. The expanded itineraries provide more availability for travelers in Alaska.
SeaDream Yacht Club Orders New Cruise Ship SeaDream III from China Merchants
SeaDream Yacht Club has ordered SeaDream III, its first new cruise ship in 25 years, to be built by China Merchants Cruise Shipbuilding. The new vessel will expand the fleet and accommodate 230 passengers when delivered in 2029.
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