Cruise News

Starting November 2027, Disney Wish, Treasure, and Destiny will all sail from Port Canaveral. Disney Wish will sail Europe and New York before repositioning to Florida.

Royal Caribbean cancelled multiple cruises in August 2026 following a government closure of a key port. Thousands of guests are impacted by these cancellations.

Severe drought and low water levels in 2026 have disrupted European river cruises. Operations on the Rhine and Danube rivers face cancellations and pauses.

On August 26, 2026, Carnival Conquest rescued a mariner from a disabled sailing vessel near Grenada. The cruise ship then continued to St. George's as scheduled.

Royal Caribbean cancelled multiple cruises in August 2026 due to a government closure of a port. Thousands of guests faced schedule changes as a result of the cancellations.

Carnival Conquest rescued a lone sailor from a disabled vessel on August 26, 2026, while sailing near Grenada. The ship resumed its scheduled arrival in St. George's with the rescued individual under crew care.

In 2027, Disney Cruise Line will base its three newest Wish-class ships together at Port Canaveral for the first time. The Disney Wish will sail European routes before joining its sister ships Disney Treasure and Disney Destiny at Port Canaveral in November 2027.

The 2026 European river cruise season faces major disruptions due to drought and record low water levels on the Rhine River. Travelers should anticipate cancellations and itinerary changes across Europe.

Margaritaville at Sea will start weekly sailings from Galveston in October 2027, using Cruise Terminal 28. Galveston port expects a record 3.9 million passenger movements in 2026.

Severe drought in 2026 has caused record low water levels on the Rhine and Danube rivers. Riviera and other river cruise lines have paused operations and sales on these routes.