Cruise Ships Change Plans to Avoid Wilma

It's predicted that Hurricane Wilma will hit southwestern Florida this weekend, yet no cruise lines have announced changes in next week's cruise schedule so far. However, the weather could affect some turnarounds as the storm hits the hapless state once again. Royal Caribbean recommends that passengers booked on four ships -- "Explorer of the Seas," "Majesty of the Seas," "Mariner of the Seas," and "Sovereign of the Seas" -- should monitor its Web site's "Tropical Weather Update" page for the latest news:
http://www.royalcaribbean.com

Carnival's tropical weather update page

Holland America's page



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