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I am researching cruises out of Baltimore and seen one that stops in Port Canaveral (WHY).. Has anyone ever cruised this cruise? Was just wondering why it would stop there and maybe not do another day at sea ??

Would like to cruise closer to home and maybe not fly..

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I am researching cruises out of Baltimore and seen one that stops in Port Canaveral (WHY).. Has anyone ever cruised this cruise? Was just wondering why it would stop there and maybe not do another day at sea ??

Would like to cruise closer to home and maybe not fly..

 

Disney World, Sea World, Unviersal Studios, and Kennedy Space Center are among the draws.

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I too was wondering about this since Baltimore is convenient for me. I'm in Delaware...

Anyone know if any more Carnival cruises will be scheduled out of Baltimore?

Also is the transportation from Cape Canaveral pretty easy to find once you get off ship??

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icon1.gifHALLOWEEN CRUISE From BALTIMORE - 2009

Check out our web site for the HALLOWEEN CRUISE on the Carnival Pride sailing from Baltimore, Maryland on October 25, 2009. valor6.gif

 

Cruise Itinerary



Day Port of Call Arrival Departure

October 25, Sun Baltimore, Maryland --5:30 PM

MonAt Sea----

TueAt Sea----

Wed Port Canaveral (Orlando), Florida 7:00 am 7:00 PM

Thu Nassau, Bahamas 11:00 am 10:00 PM

Fri Freeport, Bahamas 7:00 am 2:00 PM

Sat At Sea----HALLOWEEN

Sun Baltimore, Maryland 10:00 am --November 1, 2009

 

After receiving overwhelming interest, I have decided to put together a Halloween Cruise, sailing from Baltimore, on the Carnival Pride, on October 25, 2009, returning home to Baltimore on Sunday, November 1, 2009.

 

Carnival really out does itself every year decorating their ships from stem to stern. They have a Halloween costume parade, Halloween costume party and Halloween costume judging with prizes. So bring yourHalloween costume and join in the fun.

 

Group Cruise Includes:



 

$100 Shipboard Credit Per Cabin (based on double occupancy)

 

Bon Voyage Champagne and Chocolates</B>

 

Cruise Critic Lanyards (One per person)

 

Cruise Critic Magnet (One per cabin)

 

15% Discount on all other Cruise Critic Logowear

 

Please let me know if you want to be on the mailing list for this Halloween cruise. valor6.gif

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Carnival Pride - Ship Description

 

The exciting Carnival Pride is a 2003 addition to an entirely new style of "Fun Ships"--the Spirit class. The ship's revolutionary design means that 80 percent of the staterooms offer glorious ocean views; and of those, 80 percent have private balconies. At the center of the ship stands an 11-deck-high atrium, topped with a glass ceiling.

 

Wake up to a sunny new day with an energizing workout in the state-of-the-art gym. Or go for an invigorating run on the outdoor jogging track. Ask the ship's personal trainers to plan an exercise program for you. Or skip the workout and hit the deck. With acres of teak deck space, you'll find the ideal spot to enjoy the fresh sea air and soothing sunshine. You can also relax in the spa with a massage, steam, or beauty treatment. And kids are sure to love the fun atmosphere of the award-winning Camp Carnival program.

After a full day of fun, enjoy an elegant meal in the Empire Restaurant or relax with casual dinner in La Playa Grille. You many even want to celebrate a special night out in the intimate Nouveau Supper Club. As part of the spa program, the ship also offers dishes that are low in calories, fat, sodium, and cholesterol.

For nighttime entertainment, the Carnival Pride brings a bit of Vegas to the sea--catch a spectacular show in Pharaoh's Palace. Or visit the 12 bars and lounges throughout the ship, including the sing-along Shanghai Piano Bar, the jazzy Club Cool, and the sports fan's favorite, the Champion's Bar. Feeling lucky? You might win big at Louis XIV Casino, one of the largest at sea. Dancers will love the club Dancing, where music plays into the wee hours.

 

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Shore Excursions

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Kennedy Space Center, At Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, you get the unique chance to tour – up close – NASA’s launch and landing facilities. Experience interactive simulators, live shows and jaw-dropping encounters with massive rockets, as well as have the opportunity to meet a real member of NASA’s Astronaut Corps.

 

CocoaBeach-Surfing, sun tanning, swimming, beaches, boats, bars, restaurants, and volleyball.

 

Disney World, MagicKingdom, Epcot, Orlando

Universal Studios (2) Theme Parks, Orlando

Sea World, Orlando

 

Freeport, Bahamas Shore Excursions

 

WyndhamHotelBeachResortDayPass

Sailing & Snorkeling Tour

JunkanooBeach Party

Glass Bottom Boat

Bahamas Jeep Adventure

Discover Scuba Diving

Lucayan Country Club

Two Tank Dive

 

Nassau, Bahamas Shore Excursions

 

Atlantis Hotel & Casino, Beach Day

Atlantis Aquaventure

Blackbeard's Beach Break

CableBeach

Dolphin Swim at Blue Lagoon

Glass Bottom Boat

Pirates of Nassau & Historical Highlights Tour

Stingray Adventure & Beach Break

Two Tank Dive

 

Yellowbird Party Boat

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Carnival Pride, part of Carnival's delightful Spirit class of ships, offers a terrific blend of big-ship features in a mid-sized environment. "Where can you find the artwork of Raphael, DaVinci, Botticelli, and Michelangelo, and the architectural details of ancient Greece, Byzantine empires, Renaissance Italy, Beaux Arts France and Victorian England all under the same roof?" writes Jana Jones, a Cruise Critic contributor who recently reviewed the ship.

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Home > Group Cruises > Carnival Pride - Halloween pixel.gifShip: Carnival Pride - Halloween

 

Date: 10/25/09

 

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Scare yourself "silly"....on this Halloween sailing on the Carnival Pride!

 

Long, narrow, sleek as a knife and very fast, the 2,124-passenger Carnival Pride, launched in 2002, is the second ship in the cruise line's dual azipod-driven Spirit class. Carnival's long-time interior designer, Joe Farcus, chose Icons of Beauty as the ship's theme: beauty in life, beauty in art, beauty in the world's architecture, beauty in the human body and in the human spirit.

 

Our members have lots more to share about Carnival Pride - browse hundreds of Carnival Pride Member Reviews. See how our members rated Carnival Pride.

 

 

 

This seven-day sailing leaves from the Port of Baltimore, and will going to the Bahamas.

 

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Cruise Itinerary

Day Port of Call Arrival Departure

October 25, Sun Baltimore, Maryland --5:30 PM

MonAt Sea----

TueAt Sea----

Wed Port Canaveral (Orlando), Florida 7:00 am 7:00 PM

Thu Nassau, Bahamas 11:00 am 10:00 PM

Fri Freeport, Bahamas 7:00 am 2:00 PM

Sat At Sea----HALLOWEEN

Sun Baltimore, Maryland 10:00 am --November 1, 2009

 

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Prices & Amenities

To Receive Pricing Info Via E-mail Group Info.

To Contact Your Group Leader Email: Wallygator21015.

 

You must contact either of the above to obtain pricing and amenities.

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Shore Excursions

PortCanaveralShore Excursions

 

Kennedy Space Center, At Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, you get the unique chance to tour – up close – NASA’s launch and landing facilities. Experience interactive simulators, live shows and jaw-dropping encounters with massive rockets, as well as have the opportunity to meet a real member of NASA’s Astronaut Corps.

 

CocoaBeach-Surfing, sun tanning, swimming, beaches, boats, bars, restaurants, and volleyball.

 

Disney World, MagicKingdom, Epcot, Orlando

Universal Studios (2) Theme Parks, Orlando

Sea World, Orlando

 

Freeport, Bahamas Shore Excursions

 

WyndhamHotelBeachResortDayPass

Sailing & Snorkeling Tour

JunkanooBeach Party

Glass Bottom Boat

Bahamas Jeep Adventure

Discover Scuba Diving

Lucayan Country Club

Two Tank Dive

 

Nassau, Bahamas Shore Excursions

 

Atlantis Hotel & Casino, Beach Day

Atlantis Aquaventure

Blackbeard's Beach Break

CableBeach

Dolphin Swim at Blue Lagoon

Glass Bottom Boat

Pirates of Nassau & Historical Highlights Tour

Stingray Adventure & Beach Break

Two Tank Dive

 

 

Yellowbird Party Boat

Thanks for the shore excursions for the Pride out of Balt.

 

Where did you find this info regarding Disney excursions? I thought I read in another thread that Carnival hasn't decided yet what excursions out of Port Canaveral they will have.

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[/indent]Thanks for the shore excursions for the Pride out of Balt.

 

Where did you find this info regarding Disney excursions? I thought I read in another thread that Carnival hasn't decided yet what excursions out of Port Canaveral they will have.

 

Two years ago, six of us rented a van at Port Canaveral for $40. total. We drove to Disney, about 90 minutes away. We stayed in the Park for almost six hours, and drove back to Port Canaveral to return the van. This was must less expensive then any of the Ship's excursions.

 

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Two years ago, six of us rented a van at Port Canaveral for $40. total. We drove to Disney, about 90 minutes away. We stayed in the Park for almost six hours, and drove back to Port Canaveral to return the van. This was must less expensive then any of the Ship's excursions.

 

Wallygator

 

Oh wow. I have found someone who actually did what my DW and I were thinking of doing for our DD5. So, would you mind providing more details as to how you did this?

 

1) Who did you rent the van from?

2) How did you get to rental place from the ship to pick up the van?

3) What time did you have to leave the ship in the morning to have so much time during the day?

4) Any other details would be greatly appreciated.

 

Thank you very much.

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Oh wow. I have found someone who actually did what my DW and I were thinking of doing for our DD5. So, would you mind providing more details as to how you did this?

 

1) Who did you rent the van from?

2) How did you get to rental place from the ship to pick up the van?

3) What time did you have to leave the ship in the morning to have so much time during the day?

4) Any other details would be greatly appreciated.

 

Thank you very much.

 

There are several different car rental agencies in Cocoa Beach, Fl. which is very near the ship. National, Thrifty, Hertz, and Enterprise.

 

I believe that we rented our mini van from Enterprise

6211 N Atlantic Ave, Cape Canaveral, Florida

4.2 mi (6.7 km) from CocoaBeach, Brevard, Florida

We left the ship about 8:00 AM and returned around 6:00 PM

 

Enterprise delivered the van to our ship. When we returned from Disney, we dropped off our passengers at the ship, and then drove the van back to their office. They drove our driver, my brother, back to the ship. They were very accommodating to us!

 

Wallygator :)

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There are several different car rental agencies in Cocoa Beach, Fl. which is very near the ship. National, Thrifty, Hertz, and Enterprise.

 

I believe that we rented our mini van from Enterprise

6211 N Atlantic Ave, Cape Canaveral, Florida

4.2 mi (6.7 km) from CocoaBeach, Brevard, Florida

We left the ship about 8:00 AM and returned around 6:00 PM

 

Enterprise delivered the van to our ship. When we returned from Disney, we dropped off our passengers at the ship, and then drove the van back to their office. They drove our driver, my brother, back to the ship. They were very accommodating to us!

 

Wallygator :)

 

Thank you for this info. I'll be looking into doing this exact thing rather than paying for a Carnival excursion.

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