Carnival Cruise Line and the Maritime and Port University of Mexico have announced a groundbreaking partnership, marking the first collaboration between Carnival and a maritime institution in the country. This partnership introduces a cadet program within Carnival’s fleet, providing practical training opportunities for students nearing the end of their four-year degree at the university.
Carnival Cruise Line marked its triumphant return to Baltimore on Sunday after temporarily relocating to Norfolk due to the Key Bridge collapse. Carnival Pride, the first ship to sail from the homeport since the move, embarked on a 14-day Carnival Journeys cruise to Greenland, signaling the resumption of year-round operations. Despite the challenges, Carnival Cruise Line remains committed to delivering exceptional vacation experiences, as evidenced by its recent fleet additions, including the record-breaking Mardi Gras.
Carnival Cruise Line is thrilled to announce the upcoming opening of Starfish Lagoon, a family-friendly paradise on Grand Bahama. Set to open in July 2025, this new attraction will be a core part of Celebration Key, Carnival’s exclusive private destination. At the heart of Starfish Lagoon lies one of the Caribbean’s largest freshwater lagoons, offering a range of activities for all ages.
Carnival Cruise Line has announced that the Carnival Pride will resume its sailings from the Port of Baltimore on May 26, 2024. The ship will return to its year-round homeport schedule after a temporary change in departure port following the collapse of the Key Bridge on March 26.
