Carnival Spirit May 8-day Alaska cruises not available on website?

[geneparmesan]

I just checked, and the May 2nd and May 10th Spirit 8-day Alaska cruises are no longer visible when you try a new booking. I believe the Spirit is currently on the Panama Canal repositioning cruise. Hopefully everything is ok? 

[1025cruise]

Probably sold out?

[maxandmolly]

9 minutes ago, 1025cruise said:

Probably sold out?

Agreed. My May 1 cruise on the Magic b

has been gone from the website for several weeks now. 

[geneparmesan]

I know they were running a sale on some of those Alaska itineraries, but now I don't see any Spirit or Splendor sailings from Seattle until late May (the 26th). It would be interesting for all the Seattle cruises in that time span to sell out in just a couple days... Although it was an aggressive sale. 🙂 

[Ferry_Watcher]

My hope is that all those passengers who booked these cruises at the very affordable pricing, double check that they have, or will have all the needed travel documents needed for boarding.

Sometimes folks get so carried away with the great pricing they fail to consider what they need to have to actually board the ship.  Let's hope everyone has at least their gov't issued birth certificate readily accessible.

[scorpioncrawl]

They are sold out! If you look at Vacations to go you will see all the sold out dates

 

Edited April 23, 2022 by scorpioncrawl

[tallnthensome]

My August 10th 8 day on the Spirit to Alaska is almost sold out. Only inside cabins left. 

[DQGal]

1 hour ago, tallnthensome said:

My August 10th 8 day on the Spirit to Alaska is almost sold out. Only inside cabins left. 

I'm on  the same cruise!! 1 st time to Alaska

[JT1962]

29 minutes ago, travlndiva said:

 

17 hours ago, Ferry_Watcher said:

My hope is that all those passengers who booked these cruises at the very affordable pricing, double check that they have, or will have all the needed travel documents needed for boarding.

Sometimes folks get so carried away with the great pricing they fail to consider what they need to have to actually board the ship.  Let's hope everyone has at least their gov't issued birth certificate readily accessible.

This is my concern for my May 2 cruise. They finally last night updated the information to agree that ArriveCAN is required and also to have the Covid testing agreements match what Canada says. I am expecting confusion and long lines as some people will have either taken their Covid test too early or will have not used ArriveCAN  to receive the appropriate approval.

Edited April 23, 2022 by JT1962

[tallnthensome]

35 minutes ago, JT1962 said:

 

This is my concern for my May 2 cruise. They finally last night updated the information to agree that ArriveCAN is required and also to have the Covid testing agreements match what Canada says. I am expecting confusion and long lines as some people will have either taken their Covid test too early or will have not used ArriveCAN  to receive the appropriate approval.

We can thank Canada and their covid policy paranoia just to dock in Victoria for like 4 hours where most won't even leave the ship. Acting like it's a a ship of lepers and Ebola patients.