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Carnival would tell you Glory is about to switch with Liberty

And the other in Baltimore

Maybe it will be Miracle for Europe if they wanted to give it what Pride got last year or something else in dry dock they'd rather do in Europe than Portland

Well, you would basically calling this the same as this

The new Grand Bahamas port will be called Celebration Key! From Carnival Newsroom: "Cue the Junkanoo band, drumroll please… Carnival Cruise Line has announced that the name of its new destination in the Bahamas is… Celebration Key™. As Carnival gets ready to open itineraries in late September for cruises that will call on its highly-anticipated exclusive cruise port destination on Grand Bahama, it revealed the name – Celebration Key – to guests, employees, travel advisors and Bahamian officials today. Celebration Key is the first port destination exclusively designed for Carnival Cruise Line guests and its name is based on the vision for the destination to be a celebration of all that Carnival and The Bahamas has to offer for a memorable vacation. Once complete, it will be capable of welcoming two million guests each year. “We are working very closely with the Government of The Bahamas and the Grand Bahama Port Authority to ensure that we are highlighting the best of Grand Bahama and its culture, combined with fun like only Carnival can provide,” said Carnival Cruise Line President Christine Duffy. “Invoking the natural beauty of Grand Bahama, every day at Celebration Key will be a celebration of our guests’ own making with a variety of experiences and something for everyone.” Grand Bahama is a northern island of The Bahamas and is known its breathtaking beaches, lush vegetation, and friendly people. Celebration Key will offer a uniquely Bahamian experience with an abundance of features and amenities, including a one-mile stretch of white-sand beach, as well as Bahamian-operated retail, food and beverage options for Carnival guests to enjoy. For the ultimate convenience and maximum enjoyment time, the adjacent cruise pier will be able to accommodate up to two of Carnival’s Excel-class ships simultaneously to allow guests to walk off the ship and arrive at Celebration Key. A groundbreaking ceremony for the destination was held in May 2022 and design, engineering and construction work is now underway. In late September, Carnival plans to announce further details of the destination, along with opening for sale the first itineraries on at least ten ships from multiple homeports that will include a visit to Celebration Key, with the first cruises calling on the destination in July 2025."

Same here. Did the survey today but could hardly remember names. Interesting that they sent it out.

The curtains block out all the light very well no matter where on the ship you are

Texas star on bow + some pictures

https://cruiseindustrynews.com/cruise-news/2023/01/msc-goal-to-become-largest/ MSC wants to become the biggest cruise line in the world. I think that Carnival, Royal, and Norwegian would try to make this not happen. What do you all think about MSC's goal to become the top?