Carnival cruise Line has taken the unprecedented steps to cancel more sailings on selected itineraries for certain ships and home ports.
In a statement provided by Carnival Cruise Line, President Christine Duffy goes on to say.
“We share our guests’ disappointment in this necessary action, as this group of sailings included a number of unique itineraries and the introduction of new ships, home ports and destinations to our network.”
further adding “Our team has been hard at work making plans for these voyages for over a year and the strong response by our guests suggests tremendous enthusiasm for these offerings which we hope to bring back at the right time.”
In light of the ongoing global response to the COVID-19 situation especially as it relates to certain regions, Carnival Cruise Line is cancelling the following:
- All Alaska sailings through and including June 30, 2020;
- All San Francisco sailings through 2020;
- All Carnival Radiance sailings through and including November 1, 2020;
- All Carnival Legend sailings through and including October 30, 2020.
Due to the ongoing situation the Miami call center is currently closed and thus the systems in place to assist guests with changes need to fill in an online form to help with handling each individual booking.
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“Our offices in Greater Miami remain closed at the direction of local officials and our ability to handle calls has been severely impacted by the ongoing situation”
The web address for customers to make a selection is:
https://www.carnival.com/request-forms/cancellation-preference-v2.aspx.
Carnival Cruise Line goes on to note that the online form is the only way at present that requests can be more for these sailings. Subsequently guests should use the above link for sailings impacted by these cancellations.
