Welcome to the Royal Caribbean Blog podcast, a weekly look into the world of Royal Caribbean cruising.

I'm your house Matt Hodgeberg, and this is episode number 302.

I'm back from a three-night sailing on Royal Caribbean's Harmony of the Seas, and having

returned from this weekend jaunt on my favorite ship, I wanted to share everything I did on board

and what I thought of cruising on Harmony once more.

Here we go.

This is a great time. and what I thought of cruising on Harmony once more. Here we go. This week I'm excited to talk about my recent cruise on Rail Caribbean's Harmony of the Seas.

This is a three-night sailing, which is quite unusual because Harmony of the Seas usually almost always does seven-night sailings.

But the reason why they offered a three-night sailing is because Harmony had to change home ports

from Port Everglades to Port Canaveral, and they took up one night to move from Everglades to Canaveral,

and as a result, they were off schedule.

So to get the ship back on schedule, they offered two, three-night sailings.

The first one was in the middle of the week, and the other one was over the weekend.

So being someone who can live or does live quite close to Port Canaveral and can go on a

weekend cruise, I decided to book.

We booked this cruise a long time ago.

I think it might have been back in 2017 or so, maybe even early.

I'm not even short, but we've had this cruise book for quite a while. And this is a classic

living in Florida taking advantage of having cruises in your backyard situation. And we love Harmony

of this because my wife and I are really big fans of it. I have probably said many times here

on this podcast that Harmony is my favorite ship. So when we saw there was an opportunity to go on a

three-night sailing over a weekend from Port Canaveral, which is right in our backyard,

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