Carnival Cruise Line has finally detailed the second itinerary impacted due to Carnival Vista’s propulsion issue.
Carnival Vista June 22 Sailing Altered
Carnival Vista is suffering from maximum cruising speed issue and as a result, the cruise line has already altered its current June 15 sailing. The following June 22 cruise from Galveston, Texas has also been affected and after waiting several days Carnival has now detailed the new itinerary which includes canceled ports.
As the June 15 sailing as changed from a 7-day cruise to an 8-day cruise, the Carnival Vista will arrive back at Port of Galveston a day later on June 23. This means the following 7-day voyage will also become an 8-day voyage departing on June 23 and returning on July 1.
Please find below the new itinerary which was sent to guests in a letter:
Sun Galveston, TX 4:00 PM
Mon Fun Day at SeaÂ
Tue Fun Day at SeaÂ
Wed Fun Day at SeaÂ
Thu Costa Maya, Mexico 10:00 AM 7:00 PM
Fri Cozumel, Mexico 7:30 AM 7:00 PM
Sat Fun Day at SeaÂ
Sun Fun Day at SeaÂ
Mon Galveston, TX 8:00 AM
The Carnival cruise ship was originally scheduled to call at Mahogany Bay, Isla Roatan, Belize City, and Cozumel, Mexico along with only three sea days. The extra day at sea will be free with service gratuities included.
Carnival is also providing compensations as expected with an onboard credit of $200 added to the Sail & Sign account and a 50% credit towards a future cruise. Any port fees and taxes of the canceled ports will be refunded to guests along with shore excursions booked through the cruise line.
Full Carnival Vista Technical Issue Coverage:
- Second Carnival Cruise Ship Sailing Affected Due to Speed Issue
- Delay Impacts Carnival Cruise Ship with Propulsion Issue
- Carnival Cruise Ship Itinerary Changed Due to Technical Issue
There is set to be a huge impact of guest travel arrangements so Carnival is providing up to $200 to cover any changes related to air and parking.
The next scheduled cruise for Carnival Vista departing on June 29 will also now be impacted and Carnival will shortly be releasing details on that itinerary. Cruise Hive will keep readers updated.
Carnival Vista is the first in her class and is 133,500 gross tons. She joined the fleet in 2016 so is pretty new and no dry dock is currently scheduled.
