Carnival Cruise Line has announced its latest restart plans, which will see its entire US-based fleet return to service by March 2022.
The order will create a new ship class for Carnival Cruise Line
The line, part of Carnival Corp, has announced that Carnival Sensation, Carnival Ecstasy and Carnival Paradise will all resume service by the end of March.
“This is the news we’ve all been waiting for,” said the line in a message to customers on Twitter. “As always, if your cruise has been impacted by any of our restart plans, you will receive an email today (11 November).
“We want to thank you all for your patience as we returned to service safely. Can’t wait to see you on board soon.”
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Carnival Cruise Line has announced its latest restart plans, which will see its entire US-based fleet return to service by March 2022.
The order will create a new ship class for Carnival Cruise Line
The line, part of Carnival Corp, has announced that Carnival Sensation, Carnival Ecstasy and Carnival Paradise will all resume service by the end of March.
“This is the news we’ve all been waiting for,” said the line in a message to customers on Twitter. “As always, if your cruise has been impacted by any of our restart plans, you will receive an email today (11 November).
“We want to thank you all for your patience as we returned to service safely. Can’t wait to see you on board soon.”
Carnival Cruise Line has been gradually returning its ships to service but some ports, including Hawaii, are still not receiving cruise ships, which continues to cause some disruption to some itineraries.
The line will also continue to operate “vaccinated” cruises through to 31 March 2022, alongside its Have Fun. Be Safe range of Covid protocols and procedures.
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