Carnival Cruise Line announced earlier this week the cruise line will have four year-round cruise ships sailing from Galveston starting in May 2021. Currently, three ships sail from Galveston (Carnival Vista, Carnival Dream. and Carnival Freedom). However, starting in May 2021 the Carnival Freedom will leave Galveston and the Carnival Radiance & Carnival Breeze will begin cruising from Galveston. 

Carnival Radiance To Galveston
          The Carnival Radiance will be deployed to Galveston starting on May 14, 2021. While sailing from Galveston, the Carnival Radiance is scheduled to sail a combination of 5 and 9 night cruises with two 14 night cruises currently scheduled. The five night cruises will visit Cozumel and Progreso or Costa Maya, depending on the sailing date. The Carnival Radiance's 9 night cruises will sail to a variety of ports of call. The first nine day option has scheduled port visits to Cozumel, Limon, Panama Canal (partial transit) or Colon, Panama. The second nine day cruise itinerary option has scheduled port visits to Key West, Grand Turk, Half Moon Cay, and Nassau. The third nine day cruise itinerary option has scheduled port visits to Grand Cayman, Mahogany Bay (Roatan), Belize, Costa Maya, and Cozumel. 
                The Carnival Radiance is a sister ship to the Carnival Sunrise and will be undergoing a 200 million dollar renovation next year. During this renovation Carnival will transform the Carnival Victory into the Carnival Radiance by adding many new features and refreshing the ship. 

Carnival Breeze To Galveston
               The Carnival Breeze will be deployed to Galveston starting May 5, 2021. While in Galveston, the Carnival Breeze will be primarily sailing 4 & 5 night cruises. Four night cruises typically sail to Cozumel and depart on Thursdays. Five night cruises alternate between departing on Mondays and Saturdays and sail to Cozumel & Progreso or Costa Maya. 

Carnival Dream Will Switch To Sail  6 & 8 Night Cruises
​                The Carnival Dream currently sails 4 & 5 night cruises from Galveston, but starting in May 2021 the ship will begin alternating between 6 & 8 night cruise vacations. The Carnival Dream's six night cruises are scheduled to visit Cozumel, Mahogany Bay or Belize, and Costa Maya. The Carnival Dream's eight night cruises are scheduled to visit Key West, Freeport, 
Half Moon Cay, and Nassau. 

Carnival Vista Will Continue Sailing Seven Night Cruise Itineraries
                   The Carnival Vista is scheduled to continue sailing 7 night cruises from Galveston that depart on Saturdays. One itinerary sails to Mahogany Bay, Belize, and Cozumel. The other itinerary sails to Grand Cayman, Montego Bay, and Cozumel.

Where Will The Carnival Freedom Be Repositioning To?
                Although there is excitement about the Carnival Breeze and Carnival Radiance coming to Galveston, several people are wondering where the Carnival Freedom will be redeployed to. When I put this post together, the Carnival Freedom's new homeport is not yet announced. I will come back and update this post once I learn more.  

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Itinerary information is compiled from Carnival's press release and booking engine. All itineraries, ship deployments, and ports of call are subject to change. Please check Carnival's website for updated information!

       Norwegian Cruise Line has opened its bookings for the 2021 Alaska cruise season. During the 2021 Alaska cruise season, Norwegian will have three ships that sail to Alaska. The Norwegian Jewel, Norwegian Encore, and Norwegian Bliss will all have Alaska sailings at some point in the season.

Norwegian Bliss
           The Norwegian Bliss will sail seven night round-trip Alaska cruises that depart from Seattle, Washington. One of the ship's seven night itineraries includes Juneau, Skagway, Glacier Bay (scenic cruising), Ketchikan, and Victoria (British Columbia). The ship's other seven night itinerary includes Ketchikan, Juneau, Endicott Arm & Dawes Glacier (scenic cruising), Icy Straight Point, and Victoria (British Columbia). 

Norwegian Encore
         The Norwegian Encore will sail seven night round-trip Alaska cruises that depart from Seattle, Washington. The booking engine appears to have only one main itinerary that includes visits to Juneau, Skagway, Glacier Bay (scenic cruising), Ketchikan, and Victoria (British Columbia). 

Norwegian Jewel
              The Norwegian Jewel will primarily sail seven night Alaska cruise voyages that alternate departing between Vancouver, Canada, and Seward, Alaska. Based on the booking engine, it looks like cruises that depart from Seward will end in Vancouver and cruises that start in Vancouver will end in Seward. The Northbound Alaska cruise itinerary that will begin in Vancouver is seven nights and visits places such as the Inside Passage (scenic cruising), Ketchikan, Juneau, Skagway, Glacier Bay (scenic cruising), and the Hubbard Glacier (scenic cruising). The Southbound Alaska cruise itinerary that will begin in Seward is seven nights and visits places such as Hubbard Glacier (scenic cruising), Icy Straight Point, Juneau, Endicott Arm & Dawes Glacier (scenic cruising), Skagway, Ketchikan,and the Inside Passage (scenic cruising). 

The information for each ship was compiled from Norwegian Cruise Line's website. Itineraries and information is subject to change at any time. 

        Carnival Cruise Line's new deli menu has several different sandwich for cruisers to enjoy. This new menu has been slowly rolled out to most Carnival ships, but is not yet fleetwide. 
            One of the new sandwich options available from Carnival's deli is the BLT Sandwich, which stands for Bacon Lettuce & Tomato. The menu that is posted at the ship's deli says this sandwich comes with "Bacon, tomato, iceberg lettuce on toast".  My sandwich also came with mayo on one of the slices of bread, which was not indicated on the menu. If you do not want mayo or any other type of sauce on the sandwich you can tell the crew member working the deli when you order.


​Overall Rating:
             On a scale of 5 stars (5 = highest rating and 1 = lowest rating) I would give this sandwich 5 stars. My reasons for giving this sandwich the highest possible rating are as follows: 

• Moderate Portion:   I found this sandwich to be a very good size, but not too large. On my sandwich I had approximately 4 or 5 slices of bacon, three tomatoes, and a handful of lettuce. Although everyone's appetite is different, I found that this sandwich allowed me to still have room to try other things on the ship's buffet & have dessert. 
• Crispy Bacon:   The bacon in my sandwich was mostly crispy with the exception of parts of one piece. This could vary by ship and cruise, but in my experience the bacon was extremely good. Also, the bacon was less greasy than what is served at the Lido buffet in the mornings at breakfast. I enjoyed the bacon that was in my sandwich much more than the Lido breakfast buffet. 
• Customization Is An Option:   Carnival's deli menu is very standardized, but most crew members are willing to make small customization to sandwiches. I asked for only a light amount of mayo to be put on the sandwich and the crew member made sure he put enough to add flavor, but not too much. 
• You Can Get Sides From The Deli To Go With This:   The new style deli menu includes the option to get a side of french fries, potato and egg salad, as well as a salted chocolate chip cookie with each sandwich. The fries can be regular french fries or truffle fries. I tried the french fries and salted chocolate chip cookie with a different sandwich. The fries were really good and the chocolate chip cookie was good as well. 
• Toasted Bread: I really liked the bread this sandwich was toasted on. The crew member making my sandwich toasted each slice of bread for about a minute and then turned each piece of bread around to toast the other side. The bread was not burnt and was warm when I took my first bite. 

Common Questions: 

• Is this food item free?   Yes, the BLT sandwich at the deli is free. Typically, Carnival's deli is open from 11:00am - 11:00pm which means you can visit the deli to get this item during lunch, as an  afternoon snack, for dinner, or in the evening after dinner. 
• Is this the same sandwich as the BLT listed on the room service menu?   I would imagine they are very similar, but I have never ordered from the room service menu to know what that BLT sandwich looks like. At the time of writing this post, the BLT sandwich on the room service menu is available only during daytime hours and is complimentary from room service. 

​The review of this sandwich reflects my opinion. If you have food allergies or dietary restrictions please do not use this review to make any decisions about whether this item is suitable for your consumption, because this information may not include all ingredients or facts related to the food dish. Consult Carnival to get a full listing of ingredients. 
​Also, food items and menus served can vary by cruise. 

         Carnival Cruise Line has started posting itineraries for May 2021 - April 2022 for select ships and homeports. Typically, Carnival makes bookings available in small batches and starts with ships that are staying in the same homeports. Within the next few months, I expect Carnival to continue opening itineraries and when homeport changes are being made Carnival will likely do a press release. For now, we just have to wait and see what additional ship deployments are coming. 
                    Currently, over half of Carnival's fleet has cruise bookings open and available through April 2022. 

​Here are some details and notes about each ship's released itineraries:
​
Carnival Fantasy
           The Carnival Fantasy is the oldest ship in Carnival's fleet and has been sailing Mobile over the past few years. Carnival only opened up sailings for the Carnival Fantasy from May 2021 through April 2022. 

Carnival Conquest
               The Carnival Conquest is scheduled to sailing from Miami, Florida and has cruises scheduled through April 2022. During this time the ship will primarily sail 3 & 4 night cruises. 

Carnival Elation
                 The Carnival Elation is scheduled to continue sailing from Port Canaveral, Florida and has cruises scheduled through April 2022. During this time the ship will primarily sail 4 & 5 night cruises. Note: Port Canaveral is the cruise homeport that is sometimes referred to as Orlando. 

Carnival Glory
​                   The Carnival Glory is scheduled to continue sailing from New Orleans, Louisiana, and has cruises scheduled through April 2022. During this time the ship will primarily sail 7 night cruises. 

Carnival Imagination
                        The Carnival Imagination is scheduled to continue sailing from Long Beach, California and has cruises scheduled through April 2022. During this time the ship will primarily sail 3 & 4 night cruises. 

Carnival Inspiration
                        The Carnival Inspiration is scheduled to continue sailing from Long Beach, California and has cruises scheduled through April 2022. During this time the ship will primarily sail 3 & 4 night cruises. 

Carnival Liberty
                 The Carnival Liberty is scheduled to continue sailing from Port Canaveral, Florida and has cruises scheduled through April 2022. During this time the ship will primarily sail 3 & 4 night cruises. 

Carnival Panorama
                  The Carnival Panorama is Carnival's third Vista class ship that is entering service in December 2020. Carnival scheduled the Carnival Panorama to continue sailing from Long Beach, California, and itineraries are available for booking through April 2022. During this time the ship will continue to primarily sail 7 night cruises. 

Carnival Ecstasy
                    The Carnival Ecstasy is scheduled to continue sailing from Jacksonville, Florida, and has cruises scheduled through April 2022. During this time the Carnival Ecstasy will continue sailing 4 & 5 night cruises.  

Carnival Horizon
                    The Carnival Horizon is scheduled to continue sailing from Miami, Florida, and has cruises scheduled through April 2022. During this time the Carnival Horizon will continue primarily sailing 6 & 8 night cruises. 

Carnival Paradise
                    The Carnival Paradise is scheduled to continue sailing from Tampa, Florida, and has cruises scheduled through April 2022. During this time the Carnival Paradise will continue primarily sailing 4 & 5 night cruises.         

Carnival Sensation
                     ​The Carnival Sensation is scheduled to continue sailing from Miami, Florida. The ship has cruises scheduled through April 2022. During this time the Carnival Sensation will continue sailing 4 & 5 night cruises. 

Carnival Valor
                     The Carnival Valor is scheduled to continue sailing from New Orleans, LA. The ship has cruises scheduled through April 2022. During this time the Carnival Valor will continue primarily sailing 4 & 5 night cruises.

Mardi Gras
                      The Mardi Gras will make its debut in August 2020. Cruises for May 2021 through April 2022 are now available for booking. The Mardi Gras will continue sailing from Port Canaveral (Orlando), Florida. During this time, the ship will continue primarily sailing 7 night cruises.

Carnival Dream
                  The Carnival Dream is scheduled to continue sailing from Galveston, but will switch from 4 & 5 night cruises to 6 & 8 night cruises beginning in May 2021. 

Carnival Breeze
                   The Carnival Breeze will reposition to Galveston in May 2021 and will take over the 4 & 5 night cruises. The ship has cruises scheduled through April 2022. 

Carnival Vista
                    The Carnival Vista is scheduled to continue sailing from Galveston, Texas. The ship has cruises scheduled through April 2022. During this time the Carnival Vista will continue to primarily sail 7 night cruises. 

Carnival Radiance
                    The Carnival Radiance will reposition to Galveston in May 2021. The ship has itineraries scheduled through April 2022. During this time, the ship will primarily sail a combination of 5 & 9 night cruises. There are three different 9 night cruise combinations that will be offered and two different 5 night combinations. 

Carnival Freedom
                    The Carnival Freedom will reposition to Seattle, Washington in April 2021. During the summer of 2021, the Carnival Freedom will sail 7 night Alaska cruises from Seattle, Washington. After the Alaska cruise season ends, the ship will reposition to Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. From Ft. Lauderdale, the Carnival Freedom will sail a variety of 6 & 8 night cruises. 
                

It's time to wait for more Carnival ships to be released! I'm hoping more will be posted soon!

Last Updated:  Wednesday, November 6, 2019

Please keep in mind itineraries are subject to change at any time and I am not affiliated with any cruise line so I have no control over itineraries. All of this information was compiled from Carnival's booking engine, is subject to change, and does not reflect all sailings that each ship does. When I use the term "primarily sail" I intend to mean this is what the ship does the majority of the time, which does not mean all cruises the ship is scheduled to sail. 

Carnival Dream Docked At Galveston Cruise Terminal 1:
          Below are some pictures I took of the Carnival Dream docked at Galveston's Cruise Terminal 1. These pictures were taken on Thursday, August 15, 2019. The Carnival Dream was about to depart on a 4 night cruise to Cozumel, Mexico. 
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Carnival Dream Docked At Galveston Cruise Terminal 2:
               Below are some pictures of the Carnival Dream docked at Galveston's Cruise Terminal 2 and departing later in the day. These pictures were taken on Saturday, May 18, 2019. The Carnival Dream was departing on a 5 night cruise. I took these pictures on the same day I was cruising on the Carnival Vista. 
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          If you eating in the Lido buffet of your Carnival Cruise ship for breakfast you will have a variety of choices each morning of the cruise. The best part of the Lido buffet for breakfast is you can choose to eat as much as you want and for most items get to serve yourself. 
              This post will share items that are commonly found in Carnival's Lido buffet for breakfast. The actual food offerings during your cruise may vary slightly so don't be disappointed if something you see here is not offered. Enjoy the pictures posted here of the food offered in the Lido buffet from some of my cruises!

​Main Lido Breakfast Buffet Line Selections:
             Typically, Carnival's main Lido buffet lines have similar offerings each day of the cruise, but the style of a dish offered can vary. On my cruises, Carnival seems to almost always have oatmeal, scrambled eggs, french toast, pancakes, and bacon available daily. Additionally, Carnival typically will have some sort of potato dish each day of the cruise. The potato dish served  could be roasted potatoes, hash browns, or some other variation of a potato. Carnival does the same thing with the sausage available at breakfast. One day of the cruise might be sausage links, but the next day might be sausage cooked in a different way. The exact offerings are up to the chef onboard the ship. I have also seen Carnival's main breakfast buffet lines offer grilled tomatoes, baked beans, grits, and biscuit & gravy. 

Pastries & Fruits:
                 Carnival's Lido breakfast buffet is filled with a variety of different pastries and sweets. I reached out to Carnival to ask for a list of pastries typically served on the buffet. The Lido buffet selection generally consists of the following pastries: Apple Cornet, Vanilla Crown, Cinnamon Swirls, Raspberry Danish, Croissant, Banana Bread, and muffins. The muffins offered is up to the chef and could include: Chocolate Chips muffins, Orange Sunrise muffins, Chocolate Chunk muffins, Banana Nut muffins, Glorious muffins, Lemon Poppy Seed muffins, or Honey Raisin muffins. THANK YOU to the nice people working in Carnival's PR Department that were able to provide me with information about the pastry offerings. If you happen to read this I appreciate your help!
                  Here are a few pictures of some of the pastries that I have captured on past cruises:

What types of fruits are generally available? 
              The exact offering can vary by day. Carnival usually has fruits available including cantaloupe, prunes, honeydew, pineapple, peaches, grapefruit, and watermelon. Some Carnival ships have bite sized sliced fruit available by the pastries, but generally the main breakfast buffet line has large chunks of fruit available. The location of fruit can vary by ship. 

                   Besides hot breakfast food dishes, fruit, and pastries, Carnival also usually has a variety of sliced meats & cheeses available in the Lido buffet. If cruisers want cereal, Carnival also has cereal available in the Lido buffet. Due to cutting down on waste, Carnival is transitioning away from personal cereal boxes and moving to dispensers that will be available. On my recent Carnival Cruise, cereals available included Cheerios, Raisin Bran, Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Corn Flakes, Fruit Loops, Lucky Charms, and Rice Krispies. I have also seen Frosted Flakes offered too.

Omelet Station:
          An omelet station is also available, but I cover this in another post:  Click Here For My Omelet Station Post

          Currently, the Carnival Vista, Carnival Freedom, and Carnival Dream sail from Galveston. This combination of cruise ships gives Galveston cruisers many itinerary choices and options for cruising. The Carnival Vista began sailing from Galveston in September 2018 and the Carnival Freedom began sailing from Galveston in February 2015. The Carnival Dream is the most recent Carnival ship to be deployed from Galveston and the ship has been out of Galveston since May 2019. 
      While all three of these ships are Carnival Cruise Line's ships, there are a few differences between the three. Each of these three ships are members of different ship classes. 
         I decided to put together a chart that will compare some basic information, amenities, and features of all three of these ships. ​The information is not comprehensive, which means not all differences or features are included. The goal of this chart is to give some basic information about each ship. 

       Carnival Cruise Line's main dining room experience at dinner offers a variety of different appetizers, main courses, sides, and desserts to try. During my cruises I try and take pictures of my own food plates as well as the plates of my family. This post is a compilation of food pictures from some of my recent Carnival cruises. I have mixed pictures of food dishes from both the American Table and American Feast dining concepts offered at dinner. The food pictures are sorted by appetizers, main courses, and desserts. The menu and food selection will vary by cruise because shorter cruises have less nights of dinner. Also, please keep in mind that the presentation of a specific food dish can vary too.  Food selections can vary by ship & cruise!

        The main dining room experience on a Carnival Cruise is part of the enjoyment of a cruise for many. However, before the cruise begins selecting a dinner dining option can be a challenging task for someone that is not sure which option is best. The goal of this post is to share some information about the different dinner dining options, what happens when a dining option you want is already filled, and address some common questions about the dinner main dining room experience on a Carnival Cruise vacation. 

What Main Dining Room Options Are Available For Dinner On A Typical Carnival Cruise? 
              Typically, there are three options for main dining room seating at dinner on a Carnival Cruise. The three options are called "Early Seating", "Late Seating" and "Your-Time Dining". 

• Early Seating -   The Early Seating option is a dining option that allows a cruiser to have dinner at a set time, enjoy the same table, and have the same waitstaff each night of the cruise. Generally, this option has the fixed time being a 6:00pm dining time.  However, Alaska cruises typically have early seating at 5:30pm. If you select this option your Sail & Sign card will reflect what time you should report to the dining room.
• Late Seating -  The difference between late seating and early seating is the time. The Late Seating option is a dining option that allows a cruiser to have dinner at a set time, enjoy the same table, and have the same waitstaff each night of the cruise. Generally, this option has the fixed time being a 8:15pm dining time.  However, Alaska cruises typically have early seating at 7:45pm. If you select this option your Sail & Sign card will reflect what time you should report to the dining room.​
• Your-Time Dining -  This dining option allows cruisers the flexibility to come to the dining room between a certain time for dinner. On most cruises Your-Time Dining is avaialble from 5:45pm to 9:30pm, but on Alaska cruises the dining times are 5:15pm to 9:00pm. With this option you show up at any time between the range of times printed on your Sail & Sign card. When you arrive to the dining room you will check in with the hostess station and if a table is available you will be taken to a table right away. If no table that can accommodate you is available you will be given a pager. When a table becomes available your pager will sound and then you can report back to the hostess station to be seated. With this option you you can request a table or a certain set of waitstaff, but if you do not request anything you may be seated at a different table or with different waitstaff each night of the cruise. 

How Do I Know Which Option Is Best For Me? 
             All three options have positive and negative characteristics for each cruiser that can differ. Here are some things you should keep in mind when trying to determine which of these options is best for you:

• Early & Late Seating Cruisers That Do Not Arrive Within A Specific Time Will Not Be Allowed To Dine -  If you choose early or late seating dining and you come too late to dinner the dining room staff will not allow you to enter the dining room. Instead, you will have to eat in the buffet or order room service. I think the current policy is guests will be turned away after 30 minutes. This is because seating guests too late into the meal will create extra work for the waitstaff and slow down the dining process for other cruisers. If you feel like what time you will want dinner is uncertain or you do not know if you will be able to be timely to the dining room, do not pick early or late seating. Instead, you might be better off with Your-Time Dining because you will have a flexible range of time to go to dinner. 
• Early or Late Seating Could Mean You & Your Group Get Seated With Other Cruisers -  Sometimes tables for Early and Late Seating causes random groups of cruisers to be seated at the same assigned table for the cruise. For example, let's say a group of 3 are cruising together and another group of 3 people are also cruising together. The dining team onboard could assign both of these groups of 3 to be seated at the same table. Dining assignments for early or late seating could cause you to be seated with strangers, but there is still a chance you will have an assigned table that only has your group of cruisers. It depends on how the seating assignments for the cruise are done by the onboard dining team!  Your-Time Dining does not guarantee you will get a private table, but the chances are much higher if you do not want to sit with others.
• Consistency of Dining Vs. Flexibility -  Trying to decide between Your-Time Dining and one of the traditional seating times is a debate between consistency and flexibility. Early or late seating gives cruisers consistency of waitstaff, table, and dining room. However, Your-Time Dining gives a range of time flexibility, but there is still a good chance you can request the same table and waitstaff if you would like (depends on availability). 
• Cruising Round-Trip From Barbados? -  The problem of picking which dining option should not exist for you because Carnival advertises cruises round-trip from Barbados have to pick Your-Time Dining. 

How Do I Actually Pick What Dining Option I Want?
               If you booked directly on Carnival's website, after booking you will be able to select your dining time from the online booking manager. If you booked with a travel agent or Carnival representative directly, they should be the ones to handle the selection of dining. You should tell your travel agent or representative which dining option you want. 

If my preferred option is not available, what happens?
​                Usually a waitlist is available for an option if it is full. If you have a second choice dining option I recommend you go with that choice (if it is not full too).

Is The Food & Menu The Same Between The Options? 
               Regardless of whether you choose Early Seating, Late Seating, Or Your-Time Dining the food is the same! You should have the exact same menu options as the cruisers in the other dining room. 

Can I Change My Dining Assignment Once Onboard? 
                 Unfortunately, the answer depends. Once on your cruise you should go see the dining team & maitre'd to ask if you are able to change dining assignments. 

Does My Main Dining Room Dinner Assignment Apply At Breakfast Or Lunch?
               It does not! Typically, Carnival ships serve a Sea Day Brunch in the dining room that is open seating. When traditional breakfast and lunch seatings are offered these are also open seating. Tables are assigned by the hostess station when someone comes to check in for the particular meal. Carnival usually has brunch available in only one of the ship's main dining rooms. 

          Carnival Cruise Line has published a schedule of cruise directors that includes a listing of who the cruise director is at a particular time. This schedule is available to everyone online and according to Carnival's social media is updated as changes are made.

How To View Carnival's Cruise Director Schedule:
               The easiest way to find Carnival's cruise director schedule is by having the direct link. Here is a direct link to the cruise director schedule:
Click Here To View The Schedule
​                    By clicking this link you will be taken away from RyG's Cruise Guide and to a website called AirTable which is what Carnival uses to manage its cruise director schedule. NOTE: I am not affiliated with Carnival and have no control over the cruise director schedule. I am just sharing how you find out what Carnival's schedule says. This schedule can change at any time! 

Does the schedule change?
            The schedule can change at any point in time. For this reason, I do not recommend booking a cruise solely to have a certain cruise director because I do not want you to be disappointed if the schedule changes. I do understand that having a well liked cruise director is a great reason to want a certain cruise, but just realize things could change with the schedule.

What if my ship has a TBA cruise director?
                This most likely means that Carnival has not finalized who will be on your cruise at a particular date. Generally, the TBAs are filled in advance of a cruise leaving. Even if for some reason your cruise didn't have a true cruise director someone onboard would probably act as the cruise director which would mean no visible impact would be seen by guests. 

How far out does the schedule go? 
                  Since Carnival's schedule is updated frequently this could change. Generally for most ships, the planned cruise director up until mid-2020 is available (at the time of writing). This means for several of Carnival's ships you are able to see who the cruise director will be through summer 2020. Some ships have not yet been updated. Just keep checking back is my recommendation!

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