A Royal Caribbean cruise to Alaska was scrapped after guests already boarded the ship.
The ship, “Radiance of the Seas,”, causing the cruise liner to shorten and eventually cancel the weeklong itinerary through Alaska.
The cruise was initially planned to set sail from Vancouver, but the cruise liner announced it would remain in port for two days before setting sail. But then, the captain announced Saturday afternoon that guests would need to disembark the ship by Sunday at 4 p.m. “Due to a technical issue, we have made the difficult decision to cancel the April 26 sailing,” a Royal Caribbean spokesperson
. “Guests will receive a full refund and 100% future cruise credit, and have been notified directly.”“While I’m still very sad I didn’t get to see Alaska this year, I believe I’ll have another opportunity to go, and this cancellation provided an additional opportunity to get to know Vancouver, which is truly a very cool city,”
Another passenger, however, said she doesn’t think she’ll use Royal Caribbean the next time she goes to Alaska.This isn’t the first time a Royal Caribbean cruise has had to change its itinerary recently.This decision by Royal Caribbean to change the itinerary on that cruise came after theOur journalism needs your support. Please subscribe today to
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