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Coast Guard Makes Urgent Same-Day Rescues From Two Carnival Ships

Reported on CruiseHive.com   On March 20, 2026, the U.S. Coast Guard Air Station New Orleans conducted two separate medical evacuations from two different Carnival Cruise Line ships on the same day — Carnival Jubilee and Carnival Valor — with both rescues captured on video and shared by U.S. Coast...

Cruise Ship Crew Member Arrested for Shoplifting During Port Canaveral Call

In an unusual incident at Port Canaveral, a cruise ship crew member was arrested, detained, and then deported following a shoplifting charge. The Brevard County Sheriff's Office confirmed on March 24, 2026, that the crew member — who was not identified — was found shoplifting while on shore during a...

Tragic Passenger Death on Royal Caribbean Cruise Prompts Investigation

Royal Caribbean's Anthem of the Seas, which embarked on a 12-night New Zealand cruise from Sydney, Australia on March 22, 2026, has encountered a difficult voyage from the outset. A passenger died suddenly aboard the ship while it was en route to its first port of call, the Bay of...

Passenger Arrested After Alleged Indecent Act in Celebrity Cruise Sauna

A Florida man, Michael Henry Mullis, 39, of Lutz, Florida, was arrested and faces two counts of indecent exposure following incidents that occurred aboard the Celebrity Eclipse cruise ship.   The Celebrity Eclipse was returning from an 8-night Caribbean cruise that had departed Fort Lauderdale on March 14, 2026, and...

Passenger Seriously Injured Aboard Royal Caribbean Cruise Ship

When a passenger is seriously injured aboard a Royal Caribbean cruise ship, the U.S. Coast Guard is often called to respond. Helicopter medevacs, cutter escorts, and multi-agency search operations are not uncommon. But passengers are often surprised to learn who actually pays for those rescues. It is not the cruise...