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Murder (talk) and margaritas: This true-crime themed cruise sets sail in 2026 Calling all amateur sleuths: A true crime-themed cruise will set sail in 2026. Wondery’s Exhibit C Presents: A True Crime Cruise will take place on Norwegian Cruise Line’s Norwegian Joy ship. The voyage is a collaboration between festival and music cruise operator Sixthman

New nighttime parade, Disney Villains show, more debuting at Disney World in 2025 The wait is almost over, Test Track and Little Mermaid fans.   On Tuesday, Walt Disney World revealed when the newly reimagined EPCOT attraction and Disney’s Hollywood Studios show will open next year.   Five all-new experiences will also debut in 2025, including a

10 Christmas train rides guaranteed to get you in the holiday spirit Visiting Christmas markets, seeing your favorite theme park all decked out in holiday style, and baking cookies are all time-honored ways to ring in the holiday season. And if taking a Christmas train ride isn't one of your family's holiday traditions, it should

Due to safety reasons, your Southwest cabin service will end sooner Your next Southwest Airlines flight may go a little differently.  Starting Wednesday, flight attendants will begin preparing cabins for landing at an altitude of 18,000 feet, instead of the current 10,000 feet.  That means in-flight cabin service will end about 10 minutes earlier than

Here's what's missing from your hotel – and how to get it Something is missing from your hotel – and you should know about it before your next trip. Hotels started cutting corners during the pandemic, and many never stopped. From sewing kits to toilet paper to good customer service, some things just went out

Truth or false: There more flight disruptions during the holidays? Travel myths debunked. If holiday travel stresses you out, you're not alone. A recent survey by the travel platform KAYAK found that 84% of American travelers believe holiday flights face more delays or cancellations than at other times of the year, with 81% thinking that

Video shows 'disruptive' passenger kicking seat, smashing tray on United Airlines flight An unruly passenger on a Los Angeles-bound United Airlines flight experienced a violent outburst during which he smashed up a plastic tray and repeatedly kicked a seat until other travelers intervened to contain the situation. The incident took place on United Airlines Flight

Easy ways to keep food warm in your cooler this Thanksgiving: Video tutorial Whether you’re transporting your famous mashed potatoes for Thanksgiving or your mouthwatering dip for a tailgate, food is precious cargo. It’s important to keep the dish protected and upright during any travel, but you also want to make sure it stays warm. As

Thanksgiving travel: Here are Wednesday's flight delay, cancellations numbers As millions of Americans prepare to hit the road or take to the skies this Thanksgiving week, early reports are signaling little travel disruptions nationwide. Only 37 U.S. flights were canceled by 6:20 p.m. ET and another 3,364 were delayed, according to the flight-tracking website FlightAware. These

Can you take pets on a cruise? Here's what passengers should know. An upcoming dog-friendly cruise is giving passengers the chance to set sail alongside their furry friends. But that kind of sailing is the exception rather than the rule. Pets typically aren’t permitted on cruise ships. “Most cruise lines only allow service animals onboard,”

7 Disney park attractions that inspired their own films. Have you seen, ridden them all? 'Tower of Terror,' 'Pirates of the Caribbean' and 'Tomorrowland' were based off established Disney theme park attractions. For Disney movie fanatics, nothing is more exciting than visiting an attraction that's themed after a beloved movie. From "Ratatouille" to "Star Wars,"

High prices keeping you home? You can still get a deal on flights to these warm places. The holidays typically mean long lines at the airport and crowded highways. However, a new report found that consumers with budgetary concerns may be staying home. J.D. Power’s Banking and Payments Intelligence Report, released Monday, found that 46%