Multiple cruise ships now have confirmed changes due to the nor'easter and other ships may yet have itinerary delays or changes. All Cruise Ships Impacted By Powerful Nor’easter

Royal Caribbean’s Icon of the Seas is spending Saturday night at PortMiami after required maintenance delayed the ship’s September 26 departure until 4 p.m. Sunday, September 27. Guests still boarded Saturday as scheduled, but the delay forced Royal Caribbean to cancel the September 28 call at Costa Maya. Royal Caribbean is providing refundable onboard credits

Royal Caribbean is asking selected guests booked on Allure of the Seas’ September 27 sailing from Fort Lauderdale whether they are willing to move or cancel their cruise, with unusually substantial incentives offered to volunteers. Cruise Industry News reports that guests who move to the October 11 sailing can receive a 100% refund of their

Royal Caribbean’s Vision of the Seas has abandoned its planned nine-night Canada and New England itinerary from Baltimore and is sailing south to Florida and the Bahamas as a powerful nor’easter impacts the U.S. East Coast. Royal Caribbean told passengers that unfavorable weather and high winds forced the change. The ship returned late to Baltimore

Oasis of the Seas has dropped a Florida port and extended her visit to Nassau on her September 27, 2026 departure. Oasis of the Seas Skips Port Canaveral as Nor’easter Fallout Continues