With More Ships sailing to Alaska, Carnival Cruise Line offering more ways to explore Bucket List Destinations

Special Bonus Sale Offers Reduced Rates, Additional Savings For Cruises Booked Through April 8
Carnival Cruise Line is making it easier to turn the dream of an Alaska cruise adventure into reality this summer with the largest Alaska deployment in its history as three Carnival ships will make 49 departures to bucket list destinations in Alaska – but travelers need to act fast to take advantage of some special offers.
Carnival Miracle will offer Alaska cruises from San Francisco and Carnival Spirit and Carnival Splendor will sail to Alaska from Seattle. An exciting variety of itineraries offer visits to Juneau, Ketchikan, Sitka, Skagway, Icy Strait Point, and the scenic cruising of Tracy Arm Fjord.
“Our expanded program will bring approximately more than 100,000 guests on unforgettable cruise vacations to Alaska this summer from both Seattle and San Francisco with three great ships,” said Christine Duffy, Carnival Cruise Line president. “Our three-ship deployment also provides a highly anticipated boost for the economies of these awe-inspiring Alaska ports.”
Carnival is offering guests a special bonus sale which includes early saver rates and up to $100 instant savings per stateroom for sailings booked April 5 through 8. Additionally, guests may receive up to a $50 onboard credit and 50 percent reduced deposits per person for all Alaska sailings. To see all Alaska sailings, click here.
From Seattle, Carnival Splendor begins sailing May 2, which also marks the first time the ship has welcomed guests back on board in two years and signals the return to service of Carnival’s full fleet. Carnival Splendor will offer 17 sailings featuring seven-day itineraries and one eight-day cruise. Also from Seattle, Carnival Spirit will offer 11 total sailing options, with six-, seven-, and eight-day itineraries beginning May 3, 2022. From San Francisco, Carnival Miracle is set to embark on eleven 10-day voyages beginning April 28, 2022.
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