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Royal Caribbean is pausing visits to its private beach in Haiti.
A number of sailings with scheduled visits to Labadee have been re-routed to avoid the troubled country, as security concerns warranted the change.
The cruise line hasn't made a formal policy change, but more than four ships have had scheduled visits swapped out with other ports.
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- How 4 cruise passengers got banned by Royal Caribbean for life
- Woman shares how she lost her job working on a cruise ship
- 4 Rules you're accidentally breaking on a cruise ship
- I bid $7,700 to upgrade my cabin on a Royal Caribbean ship to it's first class suite. I've never had a better cruise
- Not all Royal Caribbean cruise balconies are created equal: How to avoid the the wrong ones
- A 'secret suite' that has more space and privacy, and it feels like getting a free upgrade
- How to use price trackers to get the best deals on cruise drink packages and more
- Meet the meteorologist who decides if your cruise gets rerouted
- The unexpected place people are hiding for peace and quiet on Royal Caribbean
- Planning a summer cruise? 8 things I'd do now to prepare
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Child fell between ship and dock at CocoCay
A child fell into the water at the pier of Perfect Day at CocoCay earlier this week.
Reports of the incident indicate the child fell into the water in the small gap between the ship and the dock.
Luckily, he was rescued safely.
6 surprising things Royal Caribbean didn't change on Allure of the Seas
While Royal Caribbean upgraded a lot of Allure of the Seas, a few omissions stood out.
We all have our own wish list of things that we'd like to see changed or replaced on any ship, and after looking through all the updates on Allure, there are a few I would have wanted too.
From swapping out restaurant ideas or adding more power plugs, here are the changes I wish Royal Caribbean made to Allure of the Seas.
The new rules of cruising from Orlando that you need to follow
Cruising from Port Canaveral and flying into Orlando? Let's go over the tenants everyone should follow for a great vacation.
Royal Caribbean is offering more cruises from the Orlando market than ever before, but its distance to the port adds a few nuances you don't typically find elsewhere in Florida.
If you're flying to Orlando International Airport in order to sail from Port Canaveral ("Orlando" as the cruise line marketing department refers to it), there are "rules" I'd recommend everyone follow to make it as easy as possible.
The free Royal Caribbean breakfast food that's worth it every time
It looks like Royal Caribbean is serving a new breakfast food that is quickly becoming a favorite among cruisers.
The cruise line’s new homemade cinnamon rolls have become “a new cult favorite” as more people discover them.
After one bite, we could tell these cinnamon rolls were unlike any pastry we had tried on a Royal Caribbean cruise.
Royal Caribbean passengers are upset about a controversial cruise etiquette rule
Chair hogs aren't a new problem, but it's still causing a stir.
A cruiser aboard Utopia of the Seas took to Reddit to share their frustration involving chair dogs during a recent sailing.
In the brazen example, the chairs on the pool deck were reserved by 8:30am, frustrating many who couldn't believe how quickly the chair hogs acted.
