FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida – Here is a list of the current blackout dates for major cruise lines, as well as the earliest dates these cruise lines are expected to resume departures from ports in the United States.
Several cruise companies operating in Europe and Asia resumed service last fall, but suspended them when the number of infections began to rise again. They will start operating again when more people are vaccinated.
As in the previous year, upcoming appointments can be canceled. Travel agents warn consumers not to book unless they understand and accept the cruise company policies for refunds and future cruise credit.
For the latest timetables, prices and cancellation updates, visit the cruise company websites.
Carnival cruise line
Suspended until: June 30th.
Earliest planned voyages from US ports:
Carnival Vista, July 3 (targets TBA) from Galveston, Texas.
Carnival Horizon, July 4th (targets TBA) from Port Miami.
Carnival Breeze, July 15 (Destinations TBA) from Galveston, Texas.
Celebrity cruises
Suspended until: June 26th.
Earliest planned voyages from US ports:
Celebrity Edge, June 26, seven-night cruise from Port Everglades.
Cunard
Suspension until: mid-2021.
Earliest planned voyages from US ports:
Queen Mary 2, November 21 – December 3, Eastern Caribbean from New York City.
Crystal cruises
Suspended until: June 30th.
Earliest planned voyages from US ports:
Crystal Serenity, October 26-December 5, New York City to San Juan.
Disney Cruise Line
Suspended until: June 30th.
Earliest planned voyages from US ports:
Disney Dream, 2nd-5th July, Bahamas from Port Canaveral.
Hapag LLoyd cruises
Suspension by: N / A
Earliest planned voyages from US ports:
Hanseatic League, September 10-October 2, Kanazawa, Japan, off Anchorage, Alaska (one way).
Holland America
Suspended until: June 30th.
Earliest planned voyages from US ports:
New Amsterdam, Oct. 23-30, western Caribbean from Fort Lauderdale.
Hurtigruten
Suspension by: N / A
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Earliest planned voyages from US ports:
MS Fram, September 16 – October 2, Miami Caribbean.
MSC cruises
Suspended until: June 30th.
Earliest planned voyages from US ports:
MSC Seashore, 2.-16. July, Caribbean & Bahamas from Port Miami.
Norwegian cruise line
Suspended until: June 30th.
Earliest planned voyages from US ports:
Pride of America, Nov. 11-21 August, Hawaii Inter-Island from Honolulu, Oahu
Oceania cruises
Suspended until: July 31st.
Earliest planned voyages from US ports:
Regatta, 2.-28. October, Singapore from Los Angeles.
P&O cruises
Suspended until: August 31st for all ships except Britannia (September 30th).
Earliest planned voyages from US ports:
P&O Cruises has no scheduled departures from US ports in 2021 or 2022.
Princess cruises
Suspended until: June 30th.
Earliest planned voyages from US ports:
Ruby Princess, 1-5 July, Western Caribbean from San Diego.
Regent Seven Seas Cruises
Suspended until: September 30th for Explorer, Voyager, Mariner and Navigator
Earliest planned voyages from US ports:
Seven Seas Navigator, 14.-24. September, one way from New York to Montreal.
royal caribbean
Suspended until: June 30th.
Earliest planned voyages from US ports:
Seafarers of the Seas, 2nd-5th centuries July, Bahamas from Port Miami.
Mariner of the Seas, 2-5 July, Bahamas from Port Canaveral.
Seabourn Cruise Line
Suspended until: June 30th.
Earliest planned voyages from US ports:
Seabourn Quest, Jan. 7-29 November, Panama Canal and South America from Port Miami (one way).
Silversea Cruises
Suspended until: May 31st.
Earliest planned voyages from US ports:
Silver Muse, 8.-15. July, Vancouver from Anchorage, Alaska
Viking Ocean Cruises
Suspended until: May 31st.
Earliest planned voyages from US ports:
Viking Star, October 23 – November 6, Central America and Panama Canal from Port Everglades.
Maiden voyages
Suspended until: September 17th.
Earliest planned voyages from US ports:
Scarlett Lady, 22.-26. September, Key West and Bimini from Port Miami.
Wind star
Suspended until: June 18th.
Earliest planned voyages from US ports:
Star Legend, 9-19 December, Central America from Miami.
