Cancún or Punta Cana: picking the all-inclusive
Choose Cancún / Riviera Maya if you want things to do outside the resort — cenotes, Mayan ruins, Playa del Carmen, Tulum.
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Travel inspiration
Straight answers to the questions Florida travelers ask us most — ports, cabins, resorts and park days. Read the guide, then send us your dates and we’ll turn it into a plan.
Travel guides
Cruises from Florida: where to start
Start with the port you can reach most easily, then the length of the trip, then the ship.
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Disney or Universal first: a park-day decision
With kids under about 8, start with Disney World.
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Family resort or adults-only?
If anyone in your group is under 18, it's a family resort — the question is which one.
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Is a balcony cabin worth it?
A balcony is worth it on 7+ night cruises with sea days or scenic routes, and for couples or anyone who likes quiet time in the room.
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Miami or Fort Lauderdale: Which Cruise Port to Choose?
Pick the ship and itinerary first — then the port is decided for you.
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Traveling with a Green Card or Foreign Passport
Permanent residents can usually cruise and travel to the Caribbean and Mexico, but they need more than a green card: in most cases a valid passport from their country of citizenship plus the valid green card.
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What’s included in an all-inclusive resort (and what isn’t)
Almost every all-inclusive covers your room, meals, snacks, and standard drinks (including alcohol) plus basic activities.
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Cruise port guides
Florida cruise ports: Miami · Fort Lauderdale · Port Canaveral · Tampa