Ports at a Crossroads: Bans, Builds, and Bigger Ships

Ports at a Crossroads: Bans, Builds, and Bigger Ships

This episode of Cruise News examines a fascinating split-screen moment in the cruise industry, where major ports are moving in completely opposite directions. The Port of Los Angeles has selected Pacific Cruise Terminals to build a next-generation outer harbor terminal designed for the biggest ships afloat, complete with shore power and a waterfront destination experience. The port set records in 2025 with 241 cruise calls and 1.6 million passengers.

Meanwhile, the Port of New Orleans continues its remarkable consistency, topping 1 million cruise passenger movements for the ninth consecutive year. The city's unique position as the only US home port supporting both ocean and river cruises gives it a distinctive edge.

On the other side of the Atlantic, Amsterdam is weighing a dramatic proposal to ban ocean-going cruise ships entirely by 2035. City officials have calculated that eliminating ships is actually cheaper than relocating the terminal, while improving livability. The episode explores what this growing European pushback means for the future of city-center cruising.

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New Ships, Fresh Shows, Familiar Ports

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Toilets, Fares and Seaweed

Toilets, Fares and Seaweed

Today on Cruise News: Royal Caribbean warned guests aboard Oasis of the Seas that toilets in affected areas would be unavailable during two two-hour maintenance periods on September 30 while the ship ...

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Storm Delays, Crew Removals, and Japan’s Return

Storm Delays, Crew Removals, and Japan’s Return

Today on Cruise News: Royal Caribbean has canceled Oasis of the Seas' September 29 call at Port Canaveral after a nor'easter delayed the ship's return to Cape Liberty by 10 hours, replacing the Florid...

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New Ports, Longer Cruises, Bermuda Questions

New Ports, Longer Cruises, Bermuda Questions

Today on Cruise News: Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings has withdrawn from evaluating Daniel's Head, an 18-acre site in Bermuda's Sandys Parish, as a day-tourism destination, though its planned Bermuda c...

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Storms, Crowds, and AI Cruise Ads

Storms, Crowds, and AI Cruise Ads

Today on Cruise News: Hurricane Polo, classified as a Category 5 storm, forces Royal Caribbean to drop Ensenada and Cabo San Lucas from Navigator of the Seas' September 25 Mexican Riviera sailing from...

3 Okt 20min

Safety, Sandals, and Secret Ports

Safety, Sandals, and Secret Ports

Today on Cruise News: Royal Caribbean has settled the federal lawsuit over the death of Michael Virgil aboard Navigator of the Seas in December 2024, with the payment going to his son and the amount u...

1 Okt 12min

Denied Boarding, Muster Drills, and Floating Hotels

Denied Boarding, Muster Drills, and Floating Hotels

Today on Cruise News: Australian gambler Mark Timothy Grant has won an appeal allowing his $22,000 compensation claim against Royal Caribbean over five casino-reward cruises to proceed before the Quee...

30 Sep 18min

Diversions, Surcharges, and Disney’s Next Ship

Diversions, Surcharges, and Disney’s Next Ship

Carnival Encounter cuts its overnight Cairns call to a single day and adds Townsville as Ports North accelerates dredging in Trinity Inlet, making it the third Carnival itinerary affected by Cairns ch...

29 Sep 12min

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