Royal Caribbean handles this exact itinerary out of the Cruise Maryland Terminal using their ship, Vision of the Seas.The 5-Night Bermuda ItineraryBecause Baltimore is further north up the Chesapeake Bay, it takes a little extra sailing time to reach the Atlantic tropics. A 5-night cruise is structured perfectly to give you a mix of relaxing sea days and a solid chunk of time on the island:Days 1 & 2: Depart Baltimore and spend a full day at sea cruising down the coast and out into the Atlantic.  Day 3: Arrive at the Royal Naval Dockyard in Bermuda around mid-afternoon.  Day 4: Enjoy a full day on the island (famous for its pink sand beaches and golf courses) before departing in the afternoon.Day 5: A final day at sea to enjoy the ship's amenities, pools, and dining.Day 6: Arrive back in Baltimore early in the morning.  When Do They Sail?These 5-night itineraries are highly seasonal, running regularly through the warmer months from May through October.Good to Know: While Carnival Cruise Line also sails heavily out of Baltimore (using ships like Carnival Pride and Carnival Legend), their itineraries from this port are typically longer—usually averaging 7 to 14 nights to reach the Bahamas, the Caribbean, or Canada/New England. If you are strictly locked into a 5-day window from Baltimore, Royal Caribbean's Bermuda run is your best bet. 301-237-4971

U.S. Citizens Proper travel documentation is required at embarkation and throughout the cruise. Even though a guest has completed registration using Online Check-in, it is still the responsibility of the guest to present the required travel documents at the time of embarkation. Guests should check with their travel agent and/or government authority to determine the travel documents necessary for each port of call. Any guest without proper documents will not be allowed to board the vessel and no refund of the cruise fare will be issued. Carnival assumes no responsibility for advising guests of proper travel documentation. Except where it is a mandatory requirement, Carnival highly recommends that all guests travel with a passport book. The passport book must be valid for at least six months beyond the completion of travel. This will enhance the debarkation experience as delays may be expected upon return to the United States for those without one. Additionally, this will enable guests to fly from the United States to meet their ship at a foreign port should they miss their scheduled port of embarkation and allow guests who must disembark the ship before their cruise ends, due to an emergency, to fly back to the United States without significant delays and complications. U.S. Domestic CruisesFor certain cruises that begin and end in the same U.S port, the following WHTI-compliant documents are acceptable for cruise travel (please see below for travel document requirements for voyages visiting Colombia, Greenland, Martinique and Panama). * U.S. Passport Book (valid for at least six months beyond the completion of travel)U.S. Passport Card (valid for at least six months beyond the completion of travel)State Enhanced Driver's LicenseCertificate of U.S. NaturalizationNative American Indian CardU.S.-born citizens may also use a birth certificate (issued by a government agency or Department of Health and Vital Statistics) and accompanied by government-issued photo ID; a Mobile/Digital version of a photo ID is not an acceptable form of identification. * Travel document exceptions for U.S. domestic cruises that begin and end in the same U.S. homeport, calling on the following ports of call:Colombia - mandatory requirement for passport book or card (valid for at least six months beyond the completion of travel).Greenland - mandatory requirement for passport book (valid for at least six months beyond the completion of travel).Panama - passport book (valid for at least six months beyond the completion of travel) required for guests who wish to go ashore in Panama. Guests using another form of WHTI-compliant document (including a passport card) to sail must remain on board when the ship visits Panama.Martinique, FWI - passport book (valid for at least six months beyond the completion of travel) required for guests who wish to go ashore in Martinique. Guests using another form of WHTI-compliant document (including a passport card) to sail must remain on board when the ship visits Martinique. * Travel document exceptions for U.S. domestic cruises that begin and end in different U.S. homeports: Mandatory requirement for passport book or passport card (valid for at least six months beyond the completion of travel). Australia, New Zealand, Asia and Transpacific CruisesU.S citizens are required to carry a passport book, valid for at least six months beyond the completion of travel. Visas and/or specific travel documentation may be required for some destinations. Europe and Transatlantic CruisesU.S citizens are required to carry a passport book, valid for at least six months beyond the completion of travel. ETA – UK Electronic Travel AuthorizationAll travelers (as of January 8, 2025) who do not hold a passport to the United Kingdom or Ireland must obtain an electronic visa, known as the UK Travel Authorization to enter the UK by air or sea.Electronic visa applications are open for non-European nationalities. Click here to apply:https://www.gov.uk/guidance/apply-for-an-electronic-travel-authorisation-etaPlease note:The visa can take up to three business days to obtain.The ETA will be issued electronically and will remain valid for two years or until the associated passport expires.All guests traveling, including children and infants must acquire an ETA. ETiAS - European Travel Information and Authorization SystemOfficial website: https://travel-europe.europa.eu/etias_enETIAS is an electronic system that is being implemented in Europe to screen travelers before they enter the Schengen Area. It's an authorization, not a visa, for visa-exempt individuals (including U.S. and Canadian citizens), travelling to most European countries. Please note: The projected implementation timeframe for ETIAS is the last quarter of 2026. Additional information will be provided once more details about the start date, requirements and the application process have been established. Air TravelAll persons are required to carry a valid, unexpired U.S. passport for air travel to or from the United States, Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean and Bermuda. The passport requirement does NOT apply to U.S. citizens traveling to or returning directly from a U.S. territory (Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands: St. Thomas, St. John, and St. Croix).  Effective May 7, 2025, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security will require every state and territory resident to present a REAL ID-compliant driver’s license or another acceptable form of identification, such as a passport or enhanced driver’s license, to go through airport security and board a flight within the U.S.  If you will be flying to one of our cruise homeports within the U.S. on/after this implementation date, please ensure you have an acceptable document for your air travel. Visit  www.tsa.gov/real-id for more information.Note: All guests must still have WHTI-compliant travel documents (proof of citizenship and/or appropriate visas) in order to cruise.   Names on Travel DocumentationIt is important that the guest's full name (first name and last name) on the cruise and airline tickets be the same as the guest's unexpired, government-issued photo ID that will be used for travel identification. In the event of a different name on the cruise/airline ticket and the guest's photo ID because of a marriage, divorce or a legal name change, documentation (original or clear, legible copy) supporting this change is required at embarkation, such as a marriage certificate, marriage license or legal name change court document. Failure to bring documentation bridging the name differences could result in denial of boarding.Soon-to-be or recently married guests – we recommend the cruise reservation be booked using the maiden name, provided the guest does not have official documents (marriage certificate, etc.) to confirm the name change. Guests sailing with birth certificate and government-issued ID – if the names differ between the two documents, guests will be required to show official documentation that confirms the legal name change (example – marriage certificate, adoption, deed poll, U.S. naturalization).  Traveling with MinorsWhen traveling with a minor where one parent or both parents or legal guardians are not cruising, we strongly recommend bringing an original, signed letter from the absent parent(s) or legal guardians authorizing the minor to travel with you. If there is no second parent with legal claims to the minor (due to sole custody, deceased, etc.) other relevant paperwork, such as a court decision, death certificate, birth certificate naming only one parent, would be useful to bring in place of a signed letter. This will expedite processing by the Department of Homeland Security.  Citizens of U.S. Territories and CommonwealthGuests will follow the same travel documentation requirements. U.S. Territories and Commonwealth include: Puerto Rico, Guam and the U.S. Virgin Islands (St. Thomas, St. Croix and St. John), America Samoa, Swains Island and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Passport – The hassle-free way to travelFor some voyages, traveling with a passport book is a requirement. Even when not required, we strongly recommend traveling with a passport. You will be traveling internationally, a passport (book) is the best document for hassle-free travel. Not only will a passport enhance your embarkation experience, it will also get you through the customs and immigration processing faster at debarkation.If you are looking for something more accessible, a passport card will also provide a speedy embarkation and debarkation experience. Passport cards are a nice alternative to passport books for sea travel to countries within Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI) countries and may also be used as REAL ID (for domestic air travel purposes).In the event an emergency arises, a passport book is the only acceptable document for flying back home from overseas.Note: A passport (book or card) must be valid for at least six months after the last day of the cruise.For more information, click here U.S. Passport BookU.S. citizens may present a valid, unexpired U.S. passport book when traveling via air, land, or sea. The passport book must be valid for at least six months beyond the completion of travel.  Guests may apply for passports at passport-acceptance facilities nationwide. For information about U.S. Passports, visit www.travel.state.gov. Expedited passport services are also offered by VisaCentral. For more information, visit www.visacentral.com/carnival or call 877-559-4875 and identify yourself as a Carnival Cruise Line guest and mention ‘Carnival Account 75020’ for discounted rates on VisaCentral service fees.  The U.S. Passport CardThe passport card cannot be used to travel by air outside the United States.U.S. citizens may present a limited-use, wallet-size passport card. The passport card will only be valid for land and sea travel between the United States and Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean region, and Bermuda. State Enhanced Driver's License (EDL)The State Enhanced Driver's License (EDL) cannot be used to travel by air outside the United States.Several states are working with the Department of Homeland Security to develop an EDL for U.S. citizens residing in their states. This document will denote both citizenship and identity and will facilitate the entry process at land and seaports of entry. The words ‘Enhanced Driver's License’ as well as the American flag will appear on the license. The following states issue this type of WHTI-compliant document: Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Vermont, and Washington.  A driver's license with a gold circle with star cutout in the right upper corner is a Real ID driver's license; it is not an Enhanced Driver's license and cannot be used as proof of citizenship but can be used as picture identification. A Mobile/Digital version of an EDL is not an acceptable form of travel documentation. Original Certificate of U.S. Naturalization and a Government-Issued Photo IDThe Certificate of U.S. Naturalization (form N-550 or N-570) is a document issued by the U.S. government (USCIS) as proof of a foreign-born person who has obtained U.S. citizenship through naturalization (a legal process of obtaining a new nationality). Photocopies of the original document are unacceptable. A Mobile/Digital version of a photo ID is not an acceptable form of identification. Native American IndiansThese cards cannot be used to travel by air outside the United States.Form I-872 American Indian CardEnhanced Tribal Card (when available) Traveling with a Birth Certificate AND Photo Identification Birth Certificate InformationThe following are acceptable:An original or copy of a birth certificate issued by a government agency (state/county/city) or the Department of Health and Vital StatisticsA clear, legible printed copy (photocopy) of a birth certificate that was originally issued by a government agency (state/county/city) or the Department of Health and Vital Statistics. The copy does not need to be notarized or certified.Birth Certificate CardA Consular Report of Birth AbroadInternationally adopted children (under the age of 18): If the adoptive parent was not issued a birth certificate, we will accept as proof of citizenship, a Certificate of Citizenship by the U.S. and adoption paperwork. A Certificate of Citizenship is issued by the U.S. once the adoption is finalized.Guests may obtain a copy of a birth certificate by contacting: The Department of Health and Vital Statistics at: www.vitalchek.com. If the guest has laminated their birth certificate, it is acceptable. Birth Certificates Issued in Puerto Rico: Birth certificates from Puerto Rico issued prior to July 1, 2010, are not valid forms of proof of citizenship and are not accepted by U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Guests from Puerto Rico either need to present a WHTI-compliant document or a government-issued photo ID with a validated birth certificate issued after July 1, 2010. AND Photo IdentificationAn unexpired government-issued photo ID is required of all guests 16 years of age and older. A Mobile/Digital version of a photo ID is not an acceptable form of identification.The following are acceptable:Driver's License (a temporary Driver's License with photo is acceptable)Driver's PermitSchool/Student ID (acceptable for guests 16/17/18 years of age)Government-issued identification card including a U.S. Military ID with photo (city/state/federal)Government-issued Trusted Traveler Program Membership Card (NEXUS/SENTRI/FAST) - for photo identification use only  Unacceptable Forms of DocumentationCopies of any WHTI-Compliant documentDriver's License as the only proofA Mobile/Digital version of a photo IDA temporary driver's license (paperwork without a photo ID)Voter's Registration CardTrusted Traveler Program Membership Card (NEXUS/SENTRI/FAST) - may be used for photo identification use onlyBaptismal PapersU.S. Military ID as the only proofA Dependent Military ID that is issued to the spouse and children of military personnel is not acceptableU.S. Military Discharge PapersNo Record of Birth certificate: a certificate issued by the Department of Health and Vital Statistics showing that they have no records on this personHospital certificate, hospital-issued birth notice, Certificate of Live Birth, live record of birth or announcement of birth

Sail refreshed with Carnival's Bottomless Bubbles™ unlimited soda program! Enjoy the ease and convenience of paying one flat price for thirst-quenching fountain soda and juice all cruise long! Pre-Cruise and Onboard Prices: Kids (17 years of age and younger): $8.34 USD per person, per day including 20% service chargeAdults (18 years of age and older): $14.38 USD per person, per day including 20% service charge  Bottomless Bubbles can be purchased online at www.carnival.com/funshops or by contacting The Fun Shops™ Department at 800 522-7648, Monday through Friday, 9:00am-10:00pm ET and Saturday and Sunday, 9:00am-6:00pm ET. Cut-off for pre-purchase online is at 11:59pm ET, the evening prior to the cruise departure. Bottomless Bubbles can also be purchased on board at bar locations. Australia and Eastbound Transpacific Cruises: For pricing and age restrictions, CHEERS! can be purchased online atwww.carnival.com.au/drink-packagesor by contacting our Australia Desk, Monday through Sunday, 7:00am-6:00pm AEST, at 1 300 385 625 (from Australia) and 0800 442 095 (from New Zealand).  If you are calling from the U.S. or Canada, please contact 'The Fun Shops' Department at 800 522-7648, Monday through Friday, 9:00am-10:00pm ET and Saturday and Sunday, 9:00am-6:00pm ET. Currently, we are not able to process the Carnival Gift Card for Fun Shop orders by telephone. If you wish to purchase Bottomless Bubbles with a Carnival Gift Card, you may do so online at www.carnival.com/funshops Upon purchasing Bottomless Bubbles, a sticker will be placed on the guest's Sail & Sign® card. In all areas where beverage service is offered, guests may show the Bottomless Bubbles sticker and receive a glass of the carbonated soft drink of their choice. Juices may also be requested. One 16-ounce glass will be served at a time (10-ounce glass for juice) and only to the guest whose name appears on the Sail & Sign card with the Bottomless Bubbles sticker attached. The following beverages are offered through Bottomless Bubbles (flavors may vary):Soft Drinks/SodaJuices: Orange Juice, Cranberry Juice, Tomato Juice, Pineapple Juice and Grapefruit Juice Bottomless Bubbles excludes:Non-alcoholic beverages other than soda and juices listed aboveBeverages promoted and sold in souvenir glassesBottled waterSpecialty coffeeBeverages offered at gangway while debarkingBeverages offered through room service or the interactive TV system (where applicable) or other in-stateroom beverage programs Please note: The following beverages are included in the price of your cruise and are served in the main dining room and 24/7 in the Lido Restaurant: non-bottled water, lemonade, iced tea and non-specialty coffee and tea. The following beverages are available through Room Service (charges may apply after 10:00am): juices (orange, tomato, apple or grapefruit), regular or decaffeinated coffee, hot tea, hot chocolate, chocolate milk, 2% milk and skim milk. The following restrictions apply:Price adjustments (up or down) implemented on the day of sailing will replace any previously advertised price.Only one beverage serving, per sticker, will be served at a time. There is a 10-minute wait between ordering drinks.Soft drink is served by the glass (16 ounces); juice is served by the glass (10 ounces).No sharing is permitted and is non-transferable. Guests or family members who would like to enjoy soft drinks through this program must purchase their own sticker.If Bottomless Bubbles is purchased prior to the cruise, it is refundable up to 10:00pm ET, the evening prior to the cruise departure. Otherwise, Bottomless Bubbles is non-refundable. Program is only applicable for onboard purchases; program cannot be used for beverage purchases at Celebration Key, Half Moon Cay and Princess Cays in The Bahamas.Applicable state and local sales taxes will be charged to the guest's folio when this program is used within US waters. The tax is based on the state’s tax structure and the cost of the individual drink purchased (not the daily program rate). For example: if the drink price is $2 and the tax is 10%, the guest’s Sail & Sign card will be charged $0.20 for tax. This applies to all US ports (embarkation home ports and ports-of-call).Europe and transatlantic cruises: Program is inclusive of VAT, if and as applicable.

Guests may choose from three different dinner seating options. By popular request, all dining rooms are smoke-free.Assigned Seating - Early and Late DiningThis dining option offers guests a pre-set dining time for the duration of the cruise as well as the same table assignment each evening in the Main Dining Room. Guests who choose this option will not be able to reserve 'Your Time' open seating once on board.  Early diningmay bescheduledbetween5:30pmand6:00pm and late dining, between7:45pmand8:15pm.*To give guests greater flexibility, assigned dining may be limited for some voyages. 'Your Time Dining' Open Seating'Your Time Dining' is offered fleet wide.  Guests are seated on a first-come, first-served basis,depending on party size, and in most cases, are accommodated within 20 minutes. Advance table reservations are not accepted. Guests using Carnival's HUB App can check-in for 'Your Time Dining' ahead of time or check-in when they are ready to go. The App will alert the guests when their table is ready and show the table number. All guests must be present in order for the party to be seated. The table will be held for 10 minutes. Your Time Dining is generally offered between 5:00pm and 9:00pm.* Parties greater than 8 guests may need to be accommodated at several tables and the wait can sometimes be more than one hour. We highly suggest that parties of 8 or more guests choose an assigned seating to ensure sitting together at one table or several tables close together*Actual times will vary based on ship and itinerary, and will be listed in the daily ‘Fun Times’ and Carnival HUB App.At time of booking, guests will be able to confirm their preferred dining choice. If their preference is not available, they may confirm an alternate time and be waitlisted for their preferred choice (there is no guarantee a waitlist will clear). When possible, waitlists will be cleared prior to the sailing and guests will be notified by email. Traveling parties who are waitlisted together will be cleared on the same dining time.Cross-referencing bookings does not guarantee parties will beseatedtogether. They must be confirmed on the same dining time to ensure they will be able to dine together.For those guests who chooseearly orlate dining, the assigned dining room, time andtable number,will be printed on the guests' Sail & Sign® card. Additional Dining OptionsIn addition, guests may opt for casual bistro dining in the Lido Deck Restaurant ora more intimate andelegantatmosphere in theSteakhouseand other specialty dining venues.Please note, specialty dining optionsmayhave an additional charge. Restaurants and dining options vary by ship. Review dining optionshere.    NOTE:  Menu items (excluding Steakhouse Selections) are complimentary in the main dining room.  Guests can order a second entrée, keeping in mind they can also request half portions if something looks too enticing to pass up.  If a third entrée is ordered, a US$5 charge will be assessed.

Carnival does not offer airport transportation for cruises sailing from the embarkation port of Baltimore, Mayland.

It is customary for our guests to extend gratuities to the shipboard staff in appreciation for their hard work and exceptional service. 100% of your gratuities are distributed to the crew who you interact with, such as your stateroom attendants, dining and culinary services staff, as well as other members of the onboard team who work behind the scenes to enhance your overall cruise experience. Applying this charge automatically streamlines the recognition process and ensures our crew will share in your generosity.    To help you plan, we have provided the recommended onboard gratuities guidelines.  Standard Staterooms: $17.00 USD per person, per daySuite Staterooms: $19.00 USD per person, per day You may pay this daily gratuity in two different ways: Pre-PayGuests may call Carnival to purchase pre-paid gratuities at the time of booking up until sail date. If the final payment date of the cruise has passed, payment must be made at the time of adding the pre-paid gratuities.You may also add pre-paid gratuities on carnival.com at the time of booking or anytime up to 11:59pm ET, 2 days prior to sailing.If a guest booked with a travel agent, they may contact their travel professional to add pre-paid gratuities to their booking. Prepaid gratuities are reflected in the 'Miscellaneous Charge' field on the confirmation and in the guest's E-Documents.  Sail & Sign®If guests have not pre-paid their gratuities, the recommended, per person, amount will be posted to their Sail & Sign account during the cruise. Should a guest not be satisfied with the service they receive, they can contact the Guest Services desk while on board. This will allow us to address their concerns in a timely and appropriate fashion. At the discretion of the guest, gratuities may be adjusted after they have been posted on the guest's account, while on board. Gratuities, as posted on a guest's Sail & Sign account, will be considered final after a guest disembarks and no changes will be made after the cruise. Additional InformationGratuities are assessed on all guests, with the exception of children under the age of 2.Gratuities apply regardless of the dining options selected, such as eating at the casual dining restaurant or open seating dining.For beverage purchases, an 20% service charge will be added to the bill.A 20% service charge will be added to the reservation fee of all Specialty Dining venues as well as the nominal à la carte fee at Bonsai Sushi, Emeril’s Bistro, Guy’s Pig & Anchor Smokehouse | Brewhouse and Seafood Shack. Additional gratuities can be added at the guest's discretion.A 20% service charge will be added to the bill in the Main Dining Room for Steakhouse selections and Bonsai Sushi boat on dinner menu, Emeril's Bistro selections and fresh pressed juices on Seaday Brunch and breakfast menus. Additional gratuities can be added at the guest's discretion.A gratuity may be extended to room service staff as service is rendered. A 20% service charge will be added to the bill for beverages ordered from the bar through room service.Thank you for your generous recognition of our onboard team. Our crew works hard to provide you with a great vacation and takes pride in being part of the best team in the cruise industry.

To keep you connected while at sea, all ships provide satellite internet access from bow-to-stern. What kind of plans do you have? Social Wi-Fi Plan:This plan provides access to the most popular social websites and apps like Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Snapchat, TikTok, Pinterest, X, Reddit, LinkedIn, and major airline sites.It excludes access to most other websites, email, video, and music streaming services (e.g., Spotify, Netflix, Hulu), cellular-network-dependent Wi-Fi calling and FaceTime services.Pricing: *Pre-cruise: $20.40 USD per dayOnboard: $25.00 USD per day Value Wi-Fi Plan:Access all sites included in the Social plan with a faster connection speed. Ideal for travelers who want to stay in touch via social media, manage emails, browse, and stay updated on news, sports, and weather.It doesn't support video streaming or cellular-network-dependent Wi-Fi calling.Pricing: *Pre-cruise: $23.80 USD per dayOnboard: $32.00USD per day Premium Wi-Fi Plan:Experience superior internet performance. This plan offers access to all sites from the Social and Value Plans at speeds up to three times faster. You can stream movies, video chat, monitor your home and browse the web seamlessly, including apps like Netflix, Hulu, Spotify, FaceTime, Zoom, and Ring where coverage allows.Cellular-network-dependent Wi-Fi calling is not supported.Premium Multi-Device Wi-Fi Plan: Experience our fastest possible connection across up to 4 devices. This plan can only be purchased online prior to sailing for $90.00 USD per day and is not available onboard. The plan can be shared among guests in additional staterooms, not to exceed 4 devices. Pricing: *Pre-cruise: $25.50 USD per dayOnboard: $35.00 USD per day*Pricing is based on cruise-long plans and are subject to change without prior notice.Guests can upgrade from one plan to another and use multiple devices, per plan, including their smart phone or laptop, but only one device can be used at a time. How to purchase a plan?Pre-cruise:  Pre-purchase internet plans at a discounted rate online via the 'Manage My Booking' tab on carnival.com or send as a gift to family and friends through The Fun Shops™. Guests must purchase a plan that covers the entire duration of their cruise. Plans may be pre-purchased online up to 11:59pm ET, the day before embarkation. Daily plans are available for purchase on board.On Board:  Turn on your device's Wi-Fi feature and access the Wi-Fi settings to receive instructions on how to purchase our plans. What restrictions are there?Please note that as our services are carried via satellite, there are a few limitations compared to your home network.Sites blocked under the Carnival Fair Use Policy (adult content, violent content, etc.) will remain inaccessible under any plan or plan upgrade.All plans support for usage on one device at a time.Netflix and Hulu are supported, with individual subscriptions required.iMessage is included in all plans.FaceTime is available with both the Value and Premium plans.Satellite internet speed may vary depending on location and time of day.VPN connections are not supported. Discuss your VPN limitations with your company’s IT department if you are planning to work while sailing. We are not able to change your settings on boardPricing for plans purchased pre-cruise vary from plans purchased at time of sailing.There will be no refund after plan is activated on board. What are some tips to improve the experience?Once on board, turn on airplane mode and connect to Carnival Wi-Fi. By using airplane mode in settings, you avoid roaming fees charged by your carrierTo benefit from faster speeds, turn off background app data services and updatesGet the most from your cruise internet time and your trip — make sure you are powered up and prepared before you board the ship. Here are a few things you want to remember to pack for your cruise:Wi-Fi enabled laptop and mobile devicesPower supply for each of the devices you are bringing with youData cables to transfer picturesHeadphones

Carnival’s  Liquor and Beverage Policy states that guests are prohibited from bringing water, sodas and other non-alcoholic beverages on board that are packaged in bottles.We know some of our guests are accustomed to bringing on board their own supply of bottled water, so for your convenience, bottled water can be pre-purchased prior to your cruise by visiting www.carnival.com/funshops.  Water will be delivered to your stateroom on embarkation day. Bottled water may also be purchased on board by contacting Room Service. Once on board, your purchase is non-refundable; you may take home any unopened bottles. $19.20 USD (includes 20% delivery fee) for a 12-pack of bottled water (16.9-ounce bottle/500-ml bottle)$5.40 USD (includes 20% delivery fee) for 1 large, bottled water (50.72-ounce bottle/1.5-liter bottle)$29.94 USD (includes 20% delivery fee) for 8-pack of bottled water (50.72-ounce bottle/1.5-liter bottle)  Carnival carries distilled water for CPAP machines which can be purchased either pre-cruise or once on board. For pre-purchase, this can be purchased online at www.carnival.com/in-room-food-beverages or by contacting our Fun Shops department at 800-522-7648, Monday through Friday, 9:00am-10:00pm ET and Saturday and Sunday, 9:00am-6:00pm ET. For purchase on board, please contact Room Service. Should you wish to bring your own distilled water with you, it must be hand carried along with your CPAP machine.

Carnival Cruise LineProhibited Items, Exemptions, and Other ConsiderationsCarnival Cruise Line prohibits weapons, illegal drugs, and certain items that could interfere with the safe operation of its ships or compromise the safety and security of guests and team members.Carnival conducts security screening of all luggage and reserves the right to confiscate any item that, in Carnival's sole discretion, is deemed dangerous or poses a risk to the vessel, its guests, or its team members. Confiscated items will be removed and disposed without compensation.To help avoid delays in the delivery of your luggage, we recommend leaving all luggage unlocked before turning it over to porters. For additional information, please refer to the terms and conditions of the Cruise Ticket Contract.Before you pack, please review the following information carefully.PROHIBITED ITEMSIllegal Drugs and Controlled SubstancesIllegal narcotics and drugsSynthetic drugsDesigner drugsMarijuana and cannabisCannabis-derived products, including Cannabidiol (CBD)Products labeled as medical marijuanaWhile certain CBD products (for medical or other use) may be legal under some state or local laws within the United States, they remain prohibited under U.S. federal law and may also be prohibited in ports visited by Carnival ships.Weapons and Related ItemsAll weapons and items designed, adapted, or intended to be used as offensive weapons are prohibited, including:Firearms and Projectile WeaponsFirearms of any kindReplica or imitation firearmsFirearm componentsSpears and spear gunsCrossbowsCrossbow boltsLongbows and arrowsPaintball gunsAir pistols and air riflesBB gunsPellet pistols and pellet riflesBlunt WeaponsBrass knucklesKnuckle dustersClubsCoshesBatonsFlailsNunchakuSharp WeaponsThrowing starsElectronic WeaponsStun gunsTasersChemical WeaponsGas gunsTear gas spraysMacePhosphorus compoundsAcidsOther dangerous chemicals capable of incapacitating, maiming, or disabling a personRestraining DevicesHandcuffsAny other restraint devicesAmmunitionAmmunition of any typeExplosives and Flammable Materials ExplosivesImitation explosivesExplosive devicesFireworksFlaresPyrotechnicsFlammable liquidsPetrol (gasoline)Methylated spiritsPaint thinnersHazardous chemicalsCompressed Gases Compressed gas tanksCompressed gas bottlesCompressed gas cylindersDive tanksPropane tanksAerosol cansException: Aerosol cans containing personal grooming products are permitted.Alcohol and Beverage RestrictionsAlcoholic BeveragesThe following are prohibited:Hard liquor and spiritsBeerWine and ChampagneGuests, 21 years or older, may bring on board one (1) 750 ml bottle of wine or champagne per person. Port wineVermouthSherryAny fortified wine exceeding 15% alcohol by volume (ABV)Non-Alcoholic Beverages Beverages in containers other than sealed cans or cartonsQuantities exceeding 12 cans or cartons per personContainers are larger than 12 ounces eachElectrical and Heating Devices Clothing ironsGarment steamersImmersion heatersHeating blanketsWater heatersCoffee makersHot platesToastersHumidifiersElectric heating padsFor heat therapy, Carnival recommends either:Refillable heating pouches that use hot water, orDisposable heat therapy packs available at most pharmaciesSharp Objects KnivesScissorsOpen razorsExceptionsRecreational Dive KnivesAllowed but must be checked with and maintained in the custody of vessel securityMay only be checked out for authorized dive excursions.Craft ScissorsLarge scissors used for scrapbooking or quilting may be permitted with prior approval from Security Services.Electronic, Communication, and Signal Equipment Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacons (EPIRBs)Communication scannersWideband receiversSatellite phonesTransformersLasersLaser pointersSatellite dishesRoutersInternet-networking equipmentPersonal Transportation Devices HoverboardsSelf-balancing scootersAir wheelsShoes with wheels (such as Heelys®)Audio Equipment Boom boxesRadiosBluetooth speakersPortable speakersWireless speakersAny external speaker systemGuests must use earphones or headphones when listening to music or watching videos in public areas.Open Flame and Smoking Accessories CandlesIncenseHookahsDecorations and Furnishings CurtainsDrapesHanging room dividersHelium-filled balloonsRecreational Equipment and Miscellaneous Items SurfboardsBoatsCanoesKava productsFish of any kind (fish caught during shore excursions must be shipped home)SeashellsFloatation DevicesFor the comfort and safety of all guests, the following may not be used in on board swimming pools:RaftsInflatable kiddie poolsTubesPool floatsOther floatation devicesException: Water wings and approved personal flotation devices.WagonsWagons are only permitted for approved medical accommodation and cannot be used on board the vessel. Prior approval must be obtained from Carnival’s Guest Access Department.EXEMPTIONS AND OTHER CONSIDERATIONSThe following items are generally permitted:Personal Grooming DevicesHair dryersCurling ironsFlat ironsElectric shaversOther Electrical DevicesFans up to 12 inches in diameterPower stripsMulti-outlet adaptersExtension cords without surge protectionThese items may be removed if deemed unsafe.Note: Handheld clack (or clap) fans are not permitted in nightclubs or on indoor dance floors.Medical EquipmentOxygen CylindersPermitted for certified medical conditionsMust not be packed in checked luggageMust be delivered to Guest Services upon boardingCPAP MachinesMust be carried on board as carry-on luggageDistilled water may be purchased pre-cruise or on boardGuests bringing their own distilled water must carry it on board with the CPAP machineSmall CoolersPersonal coolers no larger than 12" x 12" x 12" are permitted as carry-on luggage for:Non-alcoholic beveragesMedicationsService AnimalsOnly trained service dogs that perform specific tasks for guests with disabilities are permitted.Flowers and PlantsOnly flowers and plants purchased through Carnival are permitted.Musical InstrumentsMusical instruments are permitted, however, they may be confiscated and returned at debarkation if they generate noise complaints.Amateur Radio EquipmentHam radios and amateur radio equipment are permitted.Smart GlassesMay be brought on board, however, they may not be used in the following areas:The casinoSpa service areasRestroomLocker roomsMedical facilitiesSecurity screening locationsYouth facilitiesDuring back‑of‑house toursCrew areasAny location where there is a reasonable expectation of guest or team member privacy.Personal ElectronicsDigital cameras, camcorders, DVD/VCR devices, USB drives, iPods, Nintendo consoles, Xbox devices, and similar media devices cannot be connected to stateroom televisions because the connection ports are disabled.Power banks, portable chargers, and e-cigarettes must be carried onboard in carry-on luggage only. These devices must not be left unattended while charging in staterooms. Any such device found charging unattended is subject to confiscation.Additionally, these devices must be kept away from heat sources at all times, including direct sunlight, even when exposure occurs through a window. Proper storage and handling are essential to reduce the risk of overheating, fire, or damage.Food ItemsAll food brought on board must be:Pre-packagedFactory sealedUnopenedThe following are prohibited:Homemade foodsPre-cooked foodsCarnival cannot provide refrigeration, storage, or preparation services for personal food items.ITEMS THAT CANNOT BE TAKEN ASHORE AT PORTS OF CALLBeach chairsUmbrellasBoogie boardsGolf clubsFishing rodsKitesMetal detectorsPool floatsPortable folding bicycles (maximum 20-inch tires)SegwaysSkateboardsRoller skatesDronesDrones must be declared during embarkation and held in the custody of the Chief Security Officer. They may only be checked out for use at approved non-private-destination ports.Please Note: It is the responsibility of the guest to check the local laws of each port as Carnival will not be responsible for confiscated items by foreign governments.Snorkeling EquipmentSnorkeling equipment may be brought on board and used in port.At Carnival's private destinations, including Amber Cove, Celebration Key, Grand Turk, Mahogany Bay/Isla Tropicale, Puerta Maya, Princess Cays, and RelaxAway Half Moon Cay:Masks are permitted in poolsSnorkels are not permitted in poolsNote: Life jackets are available on board and at Carnival's private destinations. Children under the age of two may use U.S. Coast Guard-approved personal flotation devices in private-destination pools under adult supervision.ITEMS THAT CANNOT BE TAKEN OFF THE SHIP IN THE UNITED STATESU.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) conducts agricultural inspections to protect the United States from pests and diseases that could harm crops, livestock, pets, and the environment.The following items may not be removed from the ship while in the United States or on debarkation day:Animal productsUnsealed food itemsFruitsVegetablesAgricultural productsHorticultural productsPlantsCut flowersCarnival ship property

To help you plan, we suggest you limit your luggage to a maximum of one bag per person, if traveling on cruises of 3-5 days duration, and no more than two bags per person, for cruises of 6 days or longer. In addition, you must personally carry-on any boarding documentation (passports, Visas, I.D), valuables, medications and items which require special handling.Guests who are scheduled to arrive at the terminal before 1:30 PM, usually check their bags with a porter so they can be free to enjoy lunch on Lido Deck before access to their stateroom is granted.Checked baggage service is only available until 2 hours before the ship's published sailing time (printed in the cruise documents).  Guests arriving after this time will be responsible for taking their bags on board.  Each checked suit case and carry-on suit case should not weigh more than 50 pounds, and when lying flat, bags must not exceed 16 inches high by 24 inches wide (the length of the bag is not a factor). For security screening purposes, all luggage should be unlocked. Oversized luggage and locked luggage may cause delivery delays.  Personalized luggage tags are included in the guest’s Electronic Documents (available once online check-in is completed). It is not necessary to print the tags in color.Carnival luggage tags must be affixed to your baggage prior to arriving at the terminal.  Additional tags can be obtained at curbside from the porter. Porters will re-tag any luggage tag with a TBA cabin assignment.Curbside porters are customarily provided a $1 tip per bag.  They are not employees of Carnival and should a guest experiences any problems, they must report it to porter management on site.Since the screening and movement of large coolers through embarkation is an impediment to the boarding and security screening process, large coolers are not permitted as carry-on or checked luggage. Small, personal-sized coolers, no larger than 12 inches x 12 inches x 12 inches, for the purpose of housing small quantities of non-alcoholic beverages and/or medications are permitted as carry-on luggage.Airline Luggage RestrictionsIf traveling by air, guests are encouraged to contact the airlines directly to determine luggage restrictions and fees.

Cruisers love the fact they “only have to unpack once.” And while your destination, itinerary and personal style will dictate which outfits you bring, we want to share our guidelines and suggestions. A Carnival ship has it all, from fine dining to casinos and shows to sunbathing, so here are some tips on how to dress to play or party.Daytime: Casual and ComfortableWhen the sun is up, casual attire is the order of the day, which can include:Shorts, capris, khakis and jeansT-shirts, polo shirts, blouses and topsSummer dressesExercise and athletic gear, lightweight sweater, pull-over or jacketBathing suit, cover-up, hat or visorComfortable rubber-sole flat shoes, sneakers, water shoes or non-slip boat shoes with traction Please note: Select activities and shore excursions may require closed-toe shoes. Footwear with wheels is prohibited on board our ships.  Evening: Cruise CasualAs we head into the evening, the dress code takes on multiple definitions, depending on your plans, the venue or the event.Most nights, the dress code in the main dining room(s) for everyone is “cruise casual:”Men and boys: sports slacks, trousers, khakis, jeans, tailored dress shorts and collared dress shirts or button downs, polo shirts or nice t-shirtsWomen and girls: casual dresses or skirts, pants, capris, jeans, blouses and button down or pullover shirt.For voyages of 6 days or longer – and select shorter sailings (5 days or less) – pack your legwarmers, shoulder pads, and brightest neon attire for our '80s Rock-N-Glow Deck Party. And don't forget to bring an all-white outfit for the unforgettable White Hot Night Party, offered on 6+ day itineraries and select short-duration voyages (5 days or less).Not permitted: ripped/cut-off t-shirts, sheer, see-through and athletic clothing, and swimwear Evening: Cruise Elegant (Sharp & Chic)On certain special nights, our main dining rooms celebrate our Cruise Elegant festivities, and we invite guests to enjoy a special night out in a sharp and chic way.Select 5 days or shorter cruises will have one Cruise Elegant evening (short duration voyages not hosting a Cruise Elegant evening will host a White Hot Night)6 days or longer cruises will have two Cruise Elegant evenings On longer cruises, the first Cruise Elegant evening is scheduled for the second or third evening of the cruise. Depending on itinerary, the next Cruise Elegant evening is the second or third evening prior to the end of the cruise. Cruise Elegant (Sharp & Chic) attire can include:Men and boys: dress jeans, trousers, slacks, dress shirts, and sport coats (optional); some men may even choose to wear a suit and tie or tuxedoWomen and girls: dressy resort wear, dresses (party or cocktail), pantsuits, elegant skirts and blouses; some women may also wear evening gownsNot permitted: ripped/cut off t-shirts, sheer or see-through clothing, athletic clothing or gear and swimwearA good rule of thumb is to dress for a special occasion.  The Steakhouse and Rudi's Seagrill dress requirements follow the dress code specified for the main dining room(s). The Lido Restaurant is open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner and has a more relaxed dress code than the main dining room(s); however, please respect that the Lido Restaurant is not the pool area. Shirts, bathing suit cover-ups and footwear must always be worn. Please dry off completely as wet floors are a safety hazard and always wear shoes/sandals, since open decks may become relatively hot. Casinos, bars, retail shops, lounges and theaters are frequented by guests who dress according to daytime to nighttime standards. Basic rules still apply no matter the time of day – no swimsuits, wet clothes, or bare feet. Please Note:All guests are expected to ensure their clothing and accessories are respectful to fellow guests and reflect our family friendly atmosphere. Specifically, items worn during the cruise should not contain any message that may be considered offensive or contain nudity, profanity, sexual innuendos/suggestions. In addition, clothing and accessories should not promote negative ethnic or racial commentary, hatred, or threats of violence in any form.In some ports of call, it is against the law for anyone, including children, to wear army-style camouflage clothing or carry items made with camouflage material. Ports include (but not limited to) The Bahamas, Barbados, Dominica, Grenada, Jamaica and St.Lucia. Before traveling, please check local laws of each port to ensure compliance with regulations. Carnival Journeys and HolidaysCarnival Journeys cruises feature a Throwback Sea Day in which we go back in time to relive the ‘80s during the day and the true elegance of formal evening and the original Captain’s Celebration at night. Guidelines for elegant evening apply, and formal gowns and suits/tuxedos are encouraged.Carnival knows how to celebrate! Feel free to bring a special outfit for our “Ugly Sweater Contest” in December, “Frightfully Fun” Halloween cruises, or to show your team spirit when there are big sporting events. Please note that costumes with full masks are prohibited, but half masks are allowed.

Carnival Rewards Points will be earned at the individual member shipboard account level and will be based on casino points earned from casino play.  Members will also earn 1 Carnival Rewards Point for every 1 casino point remaining at the end of sailing (after any redemption of casino points for Fun Play).Status Qualifying Stars will also be earned at the individual member shipboard account level and will be based on casino points earned from casino play. Members will earn 1 Status Qualifying Star for every 1 casino point earned.

Casino Players club benefits and offers will not be affected by Carnival Rewards program though Casino players will earn stars and points as explained above for the casino points they accrue.