Cruise Injury Blog

Cruise ships, with their opulent amenities and sweeping ocean views, promise an idyllic escape from the everyday. Yet, amidst the allure and leisure, it’s crucial to anchor your cruise experience in the realm of safety. Reckless behavior aboard cruise ships not only jeopardizes your own well-being but also the safety of fellow passengers and crew members who share this maritime haven with you.

Respect for Rules and Regulations

Every cruise ship operates with meticulously crafted rules and regulations designed to safeguard passengers’ lives and experiences. Disregarding these guidelines, whether by scaling railings, trespassing in restricted zones, or engaging in other hazardous activities, could lead to accidents with potentially life-altering consequences. Upholding and respecting these rules is not just a matter

Cyber Monday has come and gone, but you can still find great deals online. Cruise lines have just started to slash prices on trips that leave over Spring Break. When we say big savings, we mean sail dates between late February and early April are as low as $249 right now!

It’s not hard to find a great price on a cruise, but is it worth the deal? After all, Spring Break is notorious for college kids letting loose and causing chaos. Not to mention, there’ve been plenty of news stories about cruise disasters this past year.

Still — we say yes! Totally worth it…If you plan ahead and manage your expectations, your cruise will be a fantastic getaway

If you are injured on a cruise ship, it’s important to watch what you say, because the words you use can be the difference between whether you receive compensation for injuries caused by another’s negligence or have to pay for them yourself.

That’s exactly what happened to a passenger who was injured on Royal Caribbean Cruises. He filed a personal injury case against the cruise line after falling while ice skating, alleging that the ice skate he was provided was damaged, and that the ice in the ship’s rink had gouges that presented a hazard.

The jury ruled that both parties were negligent, but Royal Caribbean Cruises was deemed to be 65 percent liable for damages. This meant that the

Planning your next vacation? Many people love taking cruises for vacations. We’ll detail the top reasons people prefer cruises to other vacations.

Less Planning

When you travel to a single destination, you must book transportation and lodging. You’ll need to plan an itinerary and buy tickets to museums or shows. You may feel overwhelmed by all the choices you have to make and how much time planning requires.

With a cruise, almost all the planning is taken care of for you. You simply choose the cruising dates and locations, then participate as you wish once on board. If you don’t like planning, cruises can be a great option for you.

A Buffet of Options

On a cruise, you have so

Looking for a unique cruise that can potentially save you a bundle? In this post, we’ll tell you how repositioning cruises could work for you.

What Is a Repositioning Cruise?

Cruise lines need to relocate their ships to different ports during the off-season. Since summer and winter are peak seasons for traditional cruises, repositioning cruises are often held in the spring or fall.

A repositioning cruise is a one-way trip between two locations, such as Alaska and the Caribbean. Cruise companies offer this option for customers who want a cheaper price.

Repositioning cruises are often longer than typical cruises. They involve fewer port stops and are often less crowded. They often feature other perks like free wi-fi connections and additional