In 2010, Carnival Glory will sail from Norfolk, VA.
Some people spend their whole lives chasing glory. CARNIVAL GLORY guests can find it right here in Norfolk, Virginia. More nightclubs, duty-free shops, restaurants and a fabulous steakhouse are just a few of the features that make CARNIVAL GLORY a truly magnificent ship. Most of her extra-spacious staterooms feature ocean views and the majority of those boast private balconies. Relax in any of the CARNIVAL GLORY'S three pools or take a wet and wild ride on the 214-foot waterslide. No matter how you choose to spend your Caribbean cruise, you're guaranteed a great time.
2-Day Weekend Cruise-to-Nowhere sailing from Norfolk, VA departing October 23, 2010 & October 22, 2011
5-Day Bahamas sailing from Norfolk, VA departing May 24, 2011
6-Day Bahamas sailing from Norfolk, VA departing May 30, 2011
6-Day Bahamas sailing from Norfolk, VA departing October 24, 2011
6-Day Bermuda sailing from Norfolk, VA departing October 16, 2011 - See Ruritan Cruise for information.
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Baltimore, MD
Carnival Pride will sail year-round with 7-day cruises from Baltimore, MD.
The Carnival Pride is offering exciting year-round 7-day cruises sailing round-trip from Baltimore featuring Port Canaveral (Orlando) and Bahamas, and Exotic Eastern Caribbean itineraries. This fantastic floating resort includes an enormous variety of family entertainment areas, a children's playroom, a teen club/video arcade and over 80% of the staterooms offer ocean views and of those, approximately 80% feature private balconies..
Norwegian (NCL) , Royal Caribbean, Carnival and American Cruise Lines all have sailings departing this port. Although you may have heard of the first three cruise lines; you may not be as familiar with American Cruise Lines.
American Cruise Lines specializes in a unique style of small ship cruising along the inland waterways, bays and rivers of the magnificent east coast of the Unites States. Nine fascinating itineraries include Maine, New England Islands, Hudson River, Chesapeake Bay, the historic Old South and Florida. With no more than 100 guests onboard, passengers experience each port of call, up close and personal, all while enjoying the camaraderie of fellow travelers and the exemplary service that is the hallmark of American Cruise Lines.
Celebrity Cruises Adding South Carolina Departures
The South Carolina State Ports Authority announced Celebrity Cruises will offer Caribbean cruises from the Port of Charleston beginning next year, the Associated Press reported.
Starting in February, the line will offer a series of six 10- and 11-night cruises from Charleston aboard the Celebrity Mercury. Then in March of 2011, the cruise line will add five additional cruises to the Caribbean from Charleston.
According to the AP news article, Celebrity Cruises CEO Dan Hanrahan said that the line added the Charleston departures in response to requests from both travel agents and consumers for more East Coast cruising options.
Celebrity Cruises has made calls to Charleston, but not for several years.
