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The Norwegian Breakaway is the largest and newest cruise ship to sail out of the Port of New York. The Breakaway sails 7 night cruises to Bermuda in the summer and fall and to the Bahamas and Florida in the winter and early spring. Norwegian Cruise Line added many new features to the Breakaway that [...]
Norwegian Cruise Line raised the stakes on mega cruise ships when they added the Norwegian Epic into their fleet. The 3rd largest cruise ship in the world holds 4,100 passengers, has the only tube and bowl water slide at sea, a rock climbing wall, two three lane bowling alleys, and “entertainment aboard is a caliber greater [...]
This Allure of the Seas review will cover both the basics of the Royal Caribbean ship as well as some of the finer details that make a big difference on your cruise. The Allure is the sister ship of the Oasis of the Seas – and the big sister at that, being about 2 inches [...]
The Carnival Freedom is 3,000 passenger cruise ship and the last of the Conquest-class ships built by Carnival. The Freedom currently alternates between 8 night cruises to the Southern Caribbean and 6 night cruises to the Western Caribbean sailing from Port Everglades in Ft Lauderdale, Florida. Cabins The cabins on board the Carnival Freedom were a [...]
It took months of negotiating, but MSC has finally taken over the contract to purchase another huge 140,000 ton cruise ship for its Fantasia Class to go along with MSC Fantasia, MSC Splendida, and the MSC Divina. The new ship will be named the MSC Preziosa (English for precious) and is expected to be completed [...]
Tuesday this week, the all new Disney Ship, The Fantasy, finally finished its 3,800 mile maiden voyage from Germany and pulled into port in New York yesterday. The Fantasy is the sister ship of the Disney Dream which debuted a year ago, and it will eventually be sailing out of Port Canaveral, doing 7 night [...]
Norwegian Cruise Line’s Pride of America cruise ship is the only ship to cruise Hawaii 52 weeks a year. This 2,138 passenger ship built in 2005 was the first new U.S. flagged cruise ship in 50 years. The spacious suites and abundance of balcony staterooms provide an excellent opportunity to whale watch or witness the Kilauea Volcano. The [...]
Since this was the first time I had ever been on an MSC cruise ship I really didn’t know what to expect. And even though I had read some quite critical reviews on MSC as a whole I still wanted to give the cruise line a chance. After getting a REALLY great deal (BookthatVacation.com) on the MSC [...]
The Carnival Triumph sails out of both Galveston and New Orleans depending on what time of year it is and it stops at ports like Belize, Mahogany Bay, Cozumel, Nassau, Key West and Progreso. The ship was built in 1999 and is one of the two ships in the Triumph class with Carnival. It is [...]
Disney Cruise Line may only have 4 ships, but they put all of the Disney magic into each one. I love that they have kept the spirit of the classic luxury liners with their dark blue hulls and red stacks, but Disney has also integrated some state of the art technology to add some of [...]
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