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Carnival Cruise Line Announces More Ship Deployments for 2027/28

Carnival Cruise Line continues to release future ship deployments and today, they announced where three more vessels will be sailing in 2027-2028.

Carnival opened future cruises on Carnival Miracle, Carnival Elation and Carnival Paradise for bookings this morning.
While Carnival Elation and Carnival Paradise will continue to sail from the same homeports, Carnival Miracle will offer cruises from Galveston and then head to Europe for epic sailings. Here’s a look at these new cruises announced by Carnival Cruise Line.
Carnival Miracle

Carnival Miracle will begin sailing from Galveston, Texas on March 29, 2027. It will be one of four Carnival cruise ships that will sail from Texas.
The ship will offer the following cruises from Texas:

  • Two four-day cruises to Cozumel, Mexico
  • 10-day Eastern Caribbean voyage to Celebration Key; Half Moon Cay; Grand Turk; and Amber Cove, Dominican Republic
  • 10-day Western Caribbean trip sailing to Montego Bay, Jamaica; Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands; Belize; Cozumel; and Isla Tropicale, Roatán

It will also sail a special 10-day Panama Canal cruise stopping in Limón, Costa Rica; Colón (Panama Canal), Panama; Roatán; and Cozumel.
After these cruises to the Caribbean, Carnival Miracle will head to Europe for a variety of eight- to 11-day cruises including a special solar eclipse cruise on July 29, 2027.
Carnival Paradise

Carnival Paradise will continue sailing from Tampa, Florida on a mix of four- to six-day cruises to the Caribbean.
Carnival Elation
Carnival Elation will continue to sail from Jacksonville, Florida
Carnival Elation will homeport in Jacksonville offering four- and five-day cruises.
Christine Duffy, president of Carnival Cruise Line, gave the following statement:
“While there will be many ways to view the Aug. 2 solar eclipse, seeing it from Carnival Miracle will definitely be the most fun way to do so.
“Along with the great summer 2027 season in Europe, the combination of our large and diverse fleet and roster of U.S. homeports allows us to bring more variety and adventure to the 2027/28 season.”
Appeared first on: Cruisefever.net

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