This is Cruise Radio. If you're traveling with travel insurance, you're traveling smart. Get a quote today at Tripinsurance.com. Broadcasting from the Tripinsurance.com studios in Jacksonville, Florida. This is Cruise Radio. Hey, how's it going? My name is Doug Parker. Thank you so much for checking out this episode of Cruise Radio. I am fresh off the boat.

I was on a four-night cruise to Bermuda, and I got to say, you know what, next time I go to Bermuda, I'm going to go on a cruise at least overnights there, because there was so much to see. And being there from, what was I, like 9 to 430, just wasn't enough. But I did horseshoe Bay, like a lot of you suggested to me and had an awesome time.

We'll touch more on that on a later show.

On today's show, we'll have a review of Carnival Sunshine, plus Sherry Kennedy is standing by with Cruise News.

A couple of things here are Cruise Radio YouTube channel, really starting to get some legs and grow on its own.

So if you want to check out some of the videos on there, I'll link to them in the show notes at cruiseradio.net.

Also, Cruise Radio News posted a lot of pictures from Bermuda on there.

Feel free to come in there and kick around the cruise conversation, ask a question, contribute to an answer, or a question, whatever you'd like to do. That's Cruise Radio News on Facebook. All righty, Sherry is here with Cruise News. Hey, Sherry. Hey, Doug. Welcome back from Bermuda. I have to say, I said it a few moments ago, and I'm going to say it again. You and all the listeners were right. Horseshoe Bay, pink sand, crystal clear water. I just wish I was there longer. Yeah, how long did you have? There was a short cruise, right? It was. It was only four nights, and I was there. We were only docked from 9 o'clock to 4.30, not nearly enough time. Yeah, that's a short stay. But, you know, it's a taster, and maybe someone will want to go back again for the three

days or the two and a half. Oh, I'm definitely going back, but anyway. Yeah, so we'll jump right

to cruise news here. Carnival Cruise Line is testing an app-based pizza delivery program. And this is

kind of exciting because, you know, if you're like me and you stay out late at the bars, sometimes you just don't want to walk to deck 10 for that pizza place.

Oh, yeah, right.

But, you know, you do have a point, you know, especially if walking is not the easiest thing to do.

But, yeah, they just updated their hub app that you're supposed to put on your phone before you go on your carnival cruise,

and they've added this ability to order pizza and then have it delivered anywhere on the ship

where you might happen to be.

And it's funny because right before I learned about this, I saw the commercial for Domino's Pizza

where they're tracking people down in parks and playgrounds and everything.

So, you know, it's something similar.

And it's only a pilot program right now aboard the horizon.

But, you know, you go to your phone and you can order a pizza.

The cost, though, is $5, which really isn't bad,

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