Carnival Radiance Sails Again From Long Beach After 15 Days in Shipyard
Carnival Radiance has restarted cruises from Long Beach after a two-week shipyard stay in Canada that updated some guest areas and added a new bow design.
It then went back to Long Beach, California, to carry passengers again, according to Travel and Tour World, Cruise Industry News and Cruise Fever.
Crews refreshed several indoor spaces and open-deck areas, and the ship's Effy jewelry store was renewed. Cruise Fever also reports the ship received routine maintenance during the stay.
Advertise with usYour brand hereIn-feed (between news) · Native cardBook this space →The ship also got a new bow crest design that Carnival is adding across its U.S. fleet during dry docks and new ship builds. Cruise Industry News says it honors the nation's 250th anniversary and first appeared on Carnival Legend earlier this year.
The outlets differ on the day of the first sailing.
What it means for travelers
Travelers who booked Carnival Radiance can expect the ship to be running its normal Long Beach schedule again. The changes are mostly look-and-feel updates to some public areas and a shop, not a big new set of features. Cruise Fever notes the stay was shorter on changes than usual.
What to watch next
If you have a booking, check your sailing details with Carnival Cruise Line before you travel, since the notes do not list itineraries or prices.
How the story unfolded
- Cruise Industry News Carnival Radiance Back in Long Beach After Drydock
Read the original reporting
Travel and Tour World – Long Beach and More See Fresh Cruise Appeal as Carnival Radiance Returns After Major Dry Dock Refresh ↗
Cruise Industry News – Carnival Radiance Back in Long Beach After Drydock ↗
Cruise Fever – Carnival Cruise Ship Returns to Service After 15-Day Dry Dock ↗
Quick questions
What is the news in short?
Carnival Radiance has restarted cruises from Long Beach after a two-week shipyard stay in Canada that updated some guest areas and added a new bow design.
What does this mean for travelers to Ascension Island?
Travelers who booked Carnival Radiance can expect the ship to be running its normal Long Beach schedule again. The changes are mostly look-and-feel updates to some public areas and a shop, not a big new set of features. Cruise Fever notes the stay was shorter on changes than usual.
What should travelers watch for next?
If you have a booking, check your sailing details with Carnival Cruise Line before you travel, since the notes do not list itineraries or prices.
Where does this information come from?
This brief is based on reporting from Travel and Tour World, Cruise Industry News and Cruise Fever. Links to the original stories are listed on this page.
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