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The addition of another year-round cruise terminal should offer Louisiana vacationers even more options when it comes to selecting a cruise vacation.

If you have booked passage on an upcoming cruise out of Galveston, Texas you might want to call the cruise line. Which ships and sailings are affected?

If you're contemplating packing for your Texas cruise vacation this spring, go ahead and leave these eight items out. You can't bring them on board in Galveston.

Cruisers sailing out of the Port of New Orleans should just leave these items at home, even though they have most of the banned items on board for purchase.

If you're cruising out of Texas in the next few months, make sure you make these adjustments before you set sail, unless you want a very expensive surprise.

If you're sailing on a cruise ship out of Louisiana there are certain adjustments you need to make before you set sail. It could be quite costly if you don't.

Cruise lines that serve Louisiana ports say they will not serve this on any ship sailing out of Louisiana. You can get it on the docks but not on the vessel.

Cruise guests who sail out of Galveston, Texas are being reminded that private moments and private parts should remain private for the duration of your cruise.

Texas cruise guests who have booked a balcony stateroom in 2025 will want to be aware of the major policy crackdown by cruise lines that serve Texas ports.

Louisiana cruise guests who have booked a balcony stateroom for any cruise in 2025 should be aware that all major cruise lines will enforce this policy.

If you've already booked a cruise out of Louisiana then there is a new scam you need to be aware of. Here's what it is, and how to beat it.

A major cruise line is cracking down on a deceptive practice some Texas cruise guests are using to get around the high cost of alcohol onboard.

Texas cruisers sailing from the Port of Galveston can save as much as $1,000 on every cruise they take. You just have to know the "tricks" to saving while sailing.

The last thing a Louisiana cruise guest want to see when they arrive at the Port of New Orleans is a bunch of extra charges on their account.

A popular Texas pastime has been banned from most cruise ships. But there are loopholes and ways to work the system if you're interested.

A popular cruise line has put increased scrutiny on what a lot of Louisiana guests do while onboard their ships.

A major cruise line that serves the Port of Galveston has announced a policy change regarding balcony staterooms onboard. Texas cruisers should review the policy before booking their itinerary.

Louisiana cruise guests who opt for a balcony stateroom might want to review this policy change before putting down a deposit on a balcony cabin.

A toy that's been a Texas tradition for generations is not welcome on any of today's modern cruise ships. Even if you bought it on the cruise it's still a No-No

Louisiana parents are being cautiously reminded that not all toys are welcome onboard. Even if you bought the toy on a cruise sponsored tour it's not allowed.