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My name is Doug Parker.

Thank you so much for checking out this episode of Cruise Radio. Very happy to have you here, my friend.

Kicking things off this week is staff writer Richard Sims with a little spillover of cruise news because we had a lot of news on Thursday, didn't we?

Oh, we had so much news. And even now, as we're doing it, we're getting more news coming in.

So maybe we'll do one, 10 minutes from now. Well, we're going to start with us a slew of new changes being made on board at Disney Cruise Line.

Yeah, this sort of came out of nowhere, as far as I could tell. I hadn't really heard any rumblings of this,

but they're tightening up things where some of their onboard policies, and this all starts on

June 3rd. So as we're recording this, that would be next week. The changes are going to include

how much alcohol you can bring on board, rules about cabin decoration, selfie sticks.

So under the new rules, guests will be allowed to bring one bottle of wine on board for the entire cruise,

which is down from the previous policy, that allowed additional bottles could be purchased in port.

So, you know, and this is, I think this is pretty standard for most ships,

is, you know, they don't necessarily allow you to buy more imports. So you can bring your

one bottle on board there. They're also putting new rules in place regarding state room

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