Carnival Liberty returns to service from dry dock and brings more fun to New Orleans with new enhancements

Carnival Cruise Line’s sailings from New Orleans are delivering even more fun now that Carnival Liberty is back following a comprehensive dry dock that added new features to the ship. Carnival Liberty joins sister ship Carnival Valor, which returned to Port NOLA last month with many enhancements after a similar dry dock. The first guests to experience the ship’s new features embarked on Sunday and are now enjoying a week-long Caribbean cruise.
Among the additions is a new Heroes Tribute Bar & Lounge, a special space honoring military service members and their families. The ship now features a WaterWorks aqua park, with new slides added, and it also sports a new mini golf course. The ship’s spa, now branded as a Cloud9 Spa, received a full revitalization that included refreshed décor, upgraded beauty stations, a modernized fitness center, a new Elamis Boutique, as well as new steam rooms and saunas. Guests will also enjoy upgrades in the casino, which has been enhanced with a new layout and added slot machines and table games. Younger cruisers will find an array of enhanced amenities, like new gaming stations at Camp Ocean and a revamped Arcade and Club O2.
Other additions include a Dream Studio for guests’ personalized photo sessions, as well as a Carnival Adventures venue – a one-stop shop for guests to learn about and book shore excursions. The retail FUN Shops have been revamped with new displays. A new High Spirits liquor store is now on board as well.
The dry dock also prioritized accessibility, with sweeping upgrades throughout the ship – from enhanced pathways to improved amenities in several public spaces and cabins. Carnival Liberty offers week-long sailings to popular destinations in The Bahamas and the Western Caribbean. On July 23, the ship will make its first visit to Celebration Key, Carnival’s new exclusive destination.
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