Three upcoming Carnival Pride cruises have been canceled in order to facilitate a dry dock in early 2026. Guests on these affected sailings departing from Baltimore between March 29 and April 12, 2026, have been notified.

Carnival Cruise Line expressed its commitment to continually improving its offerings in a statement regarding the cancellations. Carnival pride would need a dry dock, the statement said.

These canceled voyages were meant to explore various ports in the Bahamas over seven nights, including Half Moon Cay, Nassau, Celebration Key, and Princess Cays.

If passengers opt to transfer reservations, they will receive rate protection on the same sailing with similar accommodations when they select the same sailing. Carnival is offering a range of alternatives, including the ability to reschedule for a different voyage.

A $50 onboard credit will also be offered by Carnival to passengers who rebook their cruises (capped at $100 per stateroom).

The Carnival Cruise Line offers full refunds to guests who do not wish to reschedule their cruise. Refunds will be processed automatically to the original form of payment after May 28, 2024.

Cruise ships are currently departing from Norfolk every week, with destinations including the Bahamas, Caribbean, and Greenland. Carnival Pride departed Tampa in the winter and has now relocated to the East Coast.