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I am looking into booking a cruise in June or July of 2019 and my family wanted to depart from NYC. When I do a search for it on the Carnival website NYC cruises are not available after September of this year. Is Carnival not going to be sailing out of NYC anymore?

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Carnival is sailing out of NYC next year. In June, there is a 10 day carnival journey cruise and then does the usually 8 day cruises to the Caribbean. in September, the ship goes up north to Canada

 

 

currently, the reservation system is offline as it is being updated. that update should be finish by Monday.

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only for this year. Next year, the Carnival Triumph will be there..that is a very old ship

 

That may be but there is a fantastic itinerary next May to the Panama Canal. The ship will be getting a new makeover making her a old new ship.

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only for this year. Next year, the Carnival Triumph will be there..that is a very old ship

 

 

 

What is the break even to get a quote like that? Was the Sunshine ok, how about the Splendor?

 

 

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What is the break even to get a quote like that? Was the Sunshine ok, how about the Splendor?

 

 

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i dont know. i am surprised how Norwegian can have multiple of their newest ships sailing out NYC and NYC for Carnival gets like the old left overs that no one wants.

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i dont know. i am surprised how Norwegian can have multiple of their newest ships sailing out NYC and NYC for Carnival gets like the old left overs that no one wants.

 

 

 

NCL only sails from two places in the US to the Caribbean and a limited number of ships (half of which are new(er)). Because they sail year round from New York they get priority on sone stuff.

 

Carnival has almost 20 ships from 10 ports and puts their new builds in those lucrative markets. Luckily, we got Horizon in New York for a season and the west coast gets the next new ship.

 

 

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NCL only sails from two places in the US to the Caribbean and a limited number of ships (half of which are new(er)). Because they sail year round from New York they get priority on sone stuff.

 

Carnival has almost 20 ships from 10 ports and puts their new builds in those lucrative markets. Luckily, we got Horizon in New York for a season and the west coast gets the next new ship.

 

 

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Bottom line NYC is more important to other cruise lines than Carnival is

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i dont know. i am surprised how Norwegian can have multiple of their newest ships sailing out NYC and NYC for Carnival gets like the old left overs that no one wants.

 

 

 

Not to mention Royal Caribbean sailing the Anthem of the Seas across the river out of Bayonne. Outside of the current summer season, Carnival has certainly been sending it's old ladies out of NYC the last decade.

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What is the break even to get a quote like that? Was the Sunshine ok, how about the Splendor?

 

 

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No and No.

 

While I've sailed the Conquest class the most, I'm starting to put that class ship in the same category (old) as the Fantasy class. It takes a hard to resist casino fare offer to get me on Carnival's oldest ships. I'm sailing the Miracle again after 10 years only for the casino come-ons.

 

I may look to sail only the Dream and Vista class with Carnival, and book other lines for their various new ships as well. There are so many choices available, may as well experience as many as I can, rather than repeat the same old on ships I was hesitant to sail 10 years ago.

 

JMO and YMMV.

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NCL only sails from two places in the US to the Caribbean

 

That may have been true awhile ago but NCL is now doing Caribbean itineraries from 7 ports: Boston, Miami, New Orleans, New York, Port Canaveral, Tampa & Puerto Rico.

 

I'd like to try Carnival out of NYC or Cape Liberty but the ships Carnival is sending to the area are not appealing in comparison to NCL's Breakaway/Escape or RCI's Anthem. Also, the fact that NCL's pricing includes a drink package (or another choice) and is on par with Carnival's pricing without a drink package makes it hard to give Carnival a try.

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They only sail out of NY during limited times never during the winter months. Also they use older ships while competition uses much newer ones.

 

Yes, such as the Horizon this summer. :pSunshine last fall and Vista last summer. Do wish they would get something better. I much prefer Norwegian's 12 year old Gem.

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What is the break even to get a quote like that? Was the Sunshine ok, how about the Splendor?

 

 

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I cruised twice on Splendor out of NYC. Once on a 7 day September Canada/New England and once to the 8 day January Florida/Bahamas. Splendor was a great ship with a great crew.:cool:

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We also sailed the Splendor out of NY several years ago in February. Fact is, we sailed out in a blizzard. They had 12 inches of snow on all the decks and we could go outside for 2 days. Loved it anyway as we did get away from all that snow and cold. Over 300 people missed the ship as the airports were closed. They caught up 3 days later in Port Canaveral.

 

Cheers

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We also sailed the Splendor out of NY several years ago in February. Fact is, we sailed out in a blizzard. They had 12 inches of snow on all the decks and we could go outside for 2 days. Loved it anyway as we did get away from all that snow and cold. Over 300 people missed the ship as the airports were closed. They caught up 3 days later in Port Canaveral.

 

 

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I was on that same cruise...LOL and liked Splendor so much I went 5X that year.

 

I really, really miss the winter sailings from NYC on Carnival...wouldn't care how old ship was!:)

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Yes, such as the Horizon this summer. :pSunshine last fall and Vista last summer. Do wish they would get something better. I much prefer Norwegian's 12 year old Gem.

 

 

 

If you prefer the Gem to the Horizon then all hope is lost

 

 

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I was on that same cruise...LOL and liked Splendor so much I went 5X that year.

 

 

 

I really, really miss the winter sailings from NYC on Carnival...wouldn't care how old ship was!:)

 

 

 

They lost their shirt trying to fill cabins on sailings out of NY in winter months, it will most likely never happen again.

 

 

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