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Cruise ship moving from Baltimore to Florida in 2026
Baltimore could lose one of its major cruise partners. Royal Caribbean says it will sail its Vision of the Seas out of Baltimore until 2026, but then will relocate to Fort Lauderdale, Florida. (more…)
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Commemorating 20 years of sailing from Baltimore, Carnival Cruise Line honored first responders who assisted with the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse during a celebratory event on board Carnival Pride on Sunday. (more…)
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Royal Caribbean is getting ready to set sail out of the Port of Baltimore as the first cruise departure from the port since the March 26 Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse. (more…)
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Carnival Cruise Line expects Carnival Pride to resume sailing from the Port of Baltimore on May 26, continuing the cruise line’s year-round homeport schedule. (more…)
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The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore has crippled transportation around Baltimore and caused people to scramble to find alternatives. (more…)
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Carnival Cruise Line said that while rescue and remediation efforts continue in Baltimore Harbor following the collapse of the Key Bridge, it will temporarily move Carnival Legend’s Baltimore operations to Norfolk, Virginia. (more…)
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The Helen Delich Bentley Port of Baltimore today (Sept. 1, 2023) welcomed Norwegian Cruise Line to Maryland to begin a fall and winter sailing schedule. (more…)
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Just in time for Christmas, the Helen Delich Bentley Port of Baltimore is welcoming back Royal Caribbean Cruise Line for their first cruise from Maryland since the cruise industry-wide, COVID-19 pause in operations ended earlier this year. (more…)
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Carnival Cruise Line is the first cruise line to set sail from the Port of Baltimore since the industry-wide pause in operations. (more…)
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They generated some of the earliest headlines in the COVID-19 pandemic, and now, some 18 months later, major cruises are resuming at Chesapeake ports. American Cruise Lines, Carnival Cruise Lines, and Royal Caribbean are all scheduled to sail from Baltimore starting on September 12. (chesapeakebaymagazine.com)
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Maryland Governor Larry Hogan (R-MD) announced plans for many restrictions to be lifted from the global health crisis, and that includes re-opening its cruise terminal. (royalcaribbeanblog.com)
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Carnival Cruise Line and the Port of Baltimore celebrated a historic milestone with a “Decade of Fun” celebration aboard Carnival Pride to mark the 10-year anniversary of Carnival’s year-round cruising from the port. (more…)
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American Cruise Lines, the largest U.S. cruise line, announced it will be adding a new itinerary to its 2018 cruise schedule. The 11-night American Revolution Cruise visits the most historically significant ports along the Chesapeake Bay. (cruisebusiness.com)
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The National Transportation Safety Board says a cruise ship returning from a weeklong trip to Florida and the Bahamas last May approached a Baltimore pier too quickly and at too steep an angle before it struck a gangway and caused nearly $2.1 million in damage. (baltimoresun.com)
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Maryland’s own “Fun Ship” will continue sailing from the Helen Delich Bentley Port of Baltimore as Carnival Cruise Line has agreed to a contract extension through December 2018 with three one-year options, according to the Maryland Port Administration. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
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The Carnival Pride has collided with the passenger boarding bridge in the Port of Baltimore. There were no reported injuries, but the bridge collapsed. The ship will sail later today as scheduled. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
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Royal Caribbean International will continue sailing out of Baltimore for at least the next four years. The cruise line signed a new deal with the Maryland Port Administration that will extend its year-round departures out of South Locust Point until June 2020. (bizjournals.com)
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In Baltimore, Cindy Burman, cruise manager for Cruise Maryland, has doubled the transit-call business and believes the port can sustain another homeported ship alongside year-round operations from Carnival Cruise Line and Royal Caribbean International. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
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The Helen Delich Bentley Port of Baltimore’s cruise terminal recently won two international customer service awards from Royal Caribbean Cruise Line, scoring 92 out of a possible 100 points for both awards. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
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Today the Maryland Port Administration (MPA) celebrated the return of the newly renovated Carnival Cruise Lines ship Pride to the Port of Baltimore. Carnival will offer five to 14-day cruises to the Caribbean and Bahamas. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
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The Maryland Port Administration (MPA) has announced that Crystal Cruises will return to the Port of Baltimore later this year. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
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Baltimore capped off a strong 2014 season and will welcome Carnival Cruise Lines back in 2015, which will return after a brief hiatus, bringing a recently-upgraded Carnival Pride. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
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