HERE are the updates from 5 cruise companies impacted by Hurricane Milton

Cruise lines are experiencing delays, cancellations, and changes to itineraries due to Hurricane Milton and port closures by the U.S. Coast Guard.

Royal Caribbean

Enchantment of the Seas, Grandeur of the Seas, Serenade of the Seas : The port logistics team has secured backup plans using Port Canaveral and Port Everglades for potential disembarkation if Port Tampa Bay is unavailable post-storm.
Independence of the Seas : The Oct. 5 sailing will face a delayed turn; revised itinerary will swap Labadee for a sea day, visiting Perfect Day at CocoCay on Sunday.
Mariner of the Seas : Delayed arrival at Galveston on Thursday.
Adventure of the Seas : Delayed turnaround at Port Canaveral; the revised sailing will skip Curaçao.
Utopia of the Seas : Late return from its Oct. 7 sailing; will now call at Labadee instead of Nassau.
Symphony of the Seas : Skipping Labadee to avoid adverse weather, opting for a sea day.

Sun Princess : Stateside arrival and debut are delayed due to Port Everglades’ closure. Expected to conclude its trans-Atlantic repositioning on Friday, pending port conditions, followed by an introductory cruise before scheduled revenue sailing on Oct. 14.

Disney Wish : The Oct. 11 cruise from Port Canaveral was canceled due to the hurricane. No modifications were made to the Disney Fantasy’s Oct. 5 voyage, which is set to return to Canaveral on Saturday.

MSC Seashore : The ship’s return to Port Canaveral is dependent on the port reopening; the Oct. 10 sailing has been canceled, but the cruise on Oct. 13 is expected to operate as planned.
MSC Magnifica : Scheduled to turn around at PortMiami as planned on Friday.

Carnival Paradise and Carnival Elation : Their returns to Tampa and Jacksonville have been delayed, respectively.
Carnival Sunrise : Unable to return to PortMiami on Thursday, expected to arrive on Friday instead.
Carnival Glory : Projected not to return to Port Canaveral on Friday; now expected back on Saturday.