Everything we have run about Margaritaville at Sea, newest first. New ships, new fees, and the itinerary changes that quietly rewrite a week you already paid for.
If you are aboard Margaritaville at Sea Paradise, expect to return to Palm Beach on Wednesday, October 28, and plan work, flights and transport around that.
Open Story Detail →This is a corporate office story, so nothing about your booking changes. If you sail or plan to sail on any of Margaritaville at Sea's three ships, the headquarters news needs no action from you.
Open Story Detail →If you want to sail Beachcomber from Galveston, its first departure is the 4-night Cozumel Express on October 4, 2027, and bookings are open now.
Open Story Detail →If you're booked on the Islander's current ten-night Tampa sailing, note that Aruba and Curaçao now visit in reverse order per the August itinerary change reported by Cruise Industry News.
Open Story Detail →If you sail Margaritaville at Sea's Paradise or Islander and hold Platinum or Gold status in the Casino Players Club, check your account now — the expanded benefits, including Sail with Friends, apply to cruises departing October 1, 2026 and are bookable…
Open Story Detail →Margaritaville at Sea celebrates a major milestone with its one millionth guest, enhancing its reputation in the cruise industry.
Open Story Detail →If you're considering Beachcomber's debut sailings from PortMiami starting January 2027, expect 7- to 10-night Eastern and Southern Caribbean itineraries — longer than the line's current shorter voyages.
Open Story Detail →If you're booking through Palm Beach or Tampa, you can now combine two consecutive Margaritaville at Sea cruises into a single Back-2-Back itinerary. Once the line's third ship arrives, this option will extend to PortMiami as well.
Open Story Detail →Talk to Mark — a real cruise advisor who's sailed it himself, not a call center. Honest picks, no pressure, and no booking fees to you.
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