Royal Caribbean cancels Alaska cruise after 1,700 passengers spend two days aboard
Royal Caribbean cancelled a seven-night Alaska cruise after approximately 1,700 passengers had already boarded the ship in Vancouver. The sailing was initially delayed due to an unspecified technical issue before the company decided to cancel it entirely. Passengers were left waiting on board for two days before the cancellation was confirmed. The cruise line offered affected guests full refunds, future cruise credits, and assistance with travel arrangements.
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