CRUISE NEWS: Disney Cruise Line Just Changed Its Rules
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The creator provides a series of ten cruise industry updates covering safety incidents, policy changes, and fleet movements. The report begins with a search for a missing 33-year-old man in St. Kitts who went missing while hiking. Regarding Disney Cruise Line, the creator details new policies involving door decorations, alcohol limits, and photography equipment restrictions. The news also covers the conclusion of the Australian cruise season, noting a rise in cruises to nowhere and the departure of Disney from the region. In Alaska, the Gold Belt tram in Juneau remains closed following an accident involving employees. Other updates include the delivery of Viking's thirteenth ocean ship, a bus accident involving Viking Star passengers in Greece, and a glass panel shattering on Royal Caribbean's Star of the Seas. Finally, the creator discusses fleet changes for Seabourn and Oceania, as well as Holland America's move toward year-round European sailings.
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Disney Cruise Line's new rules and policies fall across three different categories. The first has to do with door decorations, which has become something that a lot of people do on cruises.
The Gold Belt tram in Juno, Alaska, is closed until further notice. If you have ever been on a cruise to Juno, you are familiar with the tram.
The panel issues continues to be an ongoing problem for many of Royal Caribbean's new cruise ships. This is not even the first time with the Star of the Seas.
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