BALTIMORE – Carnival Cruise Line and Royal Caribbean International have resumed operations out of Baltimore's port this weekend, following the clearance of debris from the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge that had blocked access.
Carnival Cruise Line, also known as America's Cruise Line, is a leader in contemporary cruising. They operate a fleet of ships that are designed to provide fun, memorable, and affordable vacation experiences.
Carnival Cruise Line Enhances Experience for Back-to-Back Sailors with New Perks Procedure
Introduction
Carnival Cruise Line is set to revamp the experience for guests embarking on back-to-back (B2B) cruises, introducing a more flexible approach to enjoying onboard perks. Starting the week of February 19, 2024, the cruise giant will implement fleetwide changes designed to enrich the continuity and enjoyment of guests who book consecutive sailings.
Royal Caribbean quietly fixes a massive passenger problem
Introduction
Royal Caribbean has introduced a groundbreaking elevator system on its newest ship, Icon of the Seas, addressing a common pain point for passengers on large cruise ships. With the capacity to accommodate 5,000 to 6,000 passengers, managing crowd flow and logistics on such massive vessels has always been a challenge.
Innovative Elevator Technology