
Episode notes
Fuel surcharge clauses are back in focus for passengers sailing from Port Canaveral, where Carnival Cruise Line retains contractual authority to add up to $9 per person per day and Royal Caribbean up to $12, including on some fully paid bookings, while Disney Cruise Line's published U.S. terms show no active supplement. In Alaska, the Alaska State Fire Marshal's Office has declared the dock at Whittier's Chugach Glacier Gateway Cruise Terminal a total loss after a Sept. 14 fire; no injuries were reported, Norwegian Jade shifted its embarkation across the water, and the Oct. 3 commissioning of the USS Ted Stevens moved to the Holland America Princess terminal. And the Port of San Diego has opened its largest cruise season in more than 15 years, with 183 scheduled ship calls and more than 700,000 passengers expected, driven by new Royal Caribbean homeport operations and Disney's first two-ship deployment from the port.
Keywords
Norwegian Cruise Line
Royal Caribbean
Disney Cruise Line
Port Canaveral
cruise news
Carnival Cruise Line
oil prices
homeport
cruise season
Norwegian Jade
Alaska cruises
Ruby Princess
Huna Totem
fuel surcharge
cruise fares
Whittier
Chugach Glacier Gateway
cruise terminal fire
Port of San Diego
Disney Magic