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U.S. News & World Report: Disney Cruise Line named 2020 best cruise line for familes, Caribbean

The Disney Cruise Line has been named the Best Cruise Line for Families and Best Cruise Lines in the Caribbean by the U.S. News & World Report  2020 Best Cruise Lines rankings.

Released this morning, the rankings evaluated 176 ships in 17 top cruise lines across six categories factoring in expert evaluations of cruise ship quality, reputation among travelers, results from health assessments conducted by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and other factors, such as price class and itinerary offerings.

The Disney Cruise Line, which offers ships tailored specifically to children and families has remained the No. 1 Best Cruise Line for Families since U.S. News began ranking cruise lines. And, for the seventh consecutive year, Disney is also the No. 1 Best Cruise Line in the Caribbean.

Seabourn Cruise Line remains the No. 1 Best Cruise Line in the Mediterranean for 2020.

Royal Caribbean International takes the No. 1 spot as the Best Cruise Line for the Money with its impressive list of amenities (including zip lines and ice skating rinks), abundance of dining options and variety of itineraries at an affordable price point.

Viking Ocean Cruises is the No. 1 Best Cruise Line for Couples and Best Luxury Cruise Line thanks to its adult-focused environment, luxurious and romantic amenities, such as fireplaces in each ship’s common area and private verandas in every stateroom.

“Cruise lines are constantly adapting to new trends and providing updated amenities to directly cater to what consumers want,” said Nicola Wood, travel editor at U.S. News. “Whether you’re planning your first voyage or you’re a seasoned cruiser, the U.S. News Best Cruise Lines rankings offer insights to simplify your travel decisions based on your budget and chosen destination.”

Cruise lines are also adding more unique sailing locations to their itinerary offerings as less-traveled destinations gain popularity, such as Antarctica, Madagascar and the Galapagos Islands.

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