Passengers were so outraged by their experience that they took to the ship’s atrium to wave signs and shout things. Some even dedicated entire Twitter accounts to the cause.

The ship’s 929 passengers would have almost been able to touch the sides of the canal. Talk about a tight fit!

This week’s cruise wrap could be best described as the Titanic of all cruise wraps. In that it’s huge – not that it will sink.

Tasmania has set an ambitious three-year plan to have suitable cruise vessels, small to large, visiting regional ports across the state.

It appears the plans of Italy’s transport minister to curb cruising in Venice’s historic city centre have been given a bit of a reality check.

Don’t worry, no agents were harmed in the making of this clip. In fact, they were rewarded with some flowers and a bottle of bubbly for their troubles.

It seems a British media personality who was onboard has been spreading some fake news after tweeting that the brawl broke out when a clown crashed a black-tie event.

Batten down the hatches because this cruise wrap is bigger than the Pacific Ocean! Or maybe the Arctic. It would fill your kitchen sink, at least.

Just in case you need a little midweek motivation, this week’s cruise wrap is BURSTING with parties, pride, awards, famils, deals and pretty pictures for you to scroll through.

Though that’s not to say Sydney’s overseas passenger terminal will now be equipped with a steamroller to flatten cruise ships at will.

To get the most out of Travel Weekly’s cruise wraps, we recommend reading them while listening to the sound of ocean waves on a white noise machine.

This cruise wrap is bigger than some of the cruise ships featured! And yes, we’d like you to take everything we say today literally.