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Cruise to Bahamas rerouted to Halifax, Canada due to weather

A cruise intended for the Bahamas was rerouted to Halifax, Canada, due to stormy weather. Passengers were informed of the change shortly before departure, leading to mixed reactions. They received a 50% travel voucher and refunds for shore excursions.

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A Royal Caribbean cruise scheduled for the Bahamas was rerouted to Halifax, Nova Scotia, because of stormy weather forecasts. Over 5,000 passengers boarded the ship in New Jersey on October 18 but were informed of the change just before departure. While some passengers expressed disappointment, others took the opportunity to explore Halifax. The cruise line offered a 50% travel voucher and refunds for shore excursions due to the unexpected change.

Key facts

  • The cruise was scheduled to depart for the Bahamas on October 18.
  • Passengers were informed of the itinerary change the evening before sailing.
  • Temperatures in Halifax ranged from the upper 40s to low 50s Fahrenheit.
  • Passengers received a 50% travel voucher and refunds for shore excursions.
  • Royal Caribbean can alter itineraries due to weather without mandatory compensation.
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Thousands booked tropical Bahamas cruise and ended up in freezing Canada instead

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Cruise to Bahamas rerouted to Halifax, Canada due to weather