Is Carnival still going to Hawaii?

[Riemercruisin]

We are booked on the Miracle to Hawaii and that cruise is not showing anymore. 

Personally I don't believe the capacity stuff people have been posting (if indeed the ships will sail at a certain capacity, when will that percentage be disclosed and why isn't this one rule for all ships?)

Anyway.... anyone heard anything about Hawaii??

[arby70]

I saw where the Miracle was going to Hawaii, but it's leaving from San Diego.  

[skrufy]

19 minutes ago, arby70 said:

I saw where the Miracle was going to Hawaii, but it's leaving from San Diego.  

So far our Hawaii cruise out of San Diego on the Miracle is still a go. It’s not until Feb. of 2022. Anything can still happen.

[StevenLucia]

We have a late Nov Hawaii cruise out of San Diego.  Doubt it will go though.

[Tinknock50]

31 minutes ago, StevenLucia said:

We have a late Nov Hawaii cruise out of San Diego.  Doubt it will go though.

I moved my late November cruise to an Alaska next year.

[naxer]

1 hour ago, StevenLucia said:

We have a late Nov Hawaii cruise out of San Diego.  Doubt it will go though.

 

Yeah, I have to call the TA to cancel it tomorrow.  I don't want to do the final payment on Sunday.  I wished I had booked it with Carnival, which I think would have given me greater flexibility at this point.

[DANCING GRANDMOMMY]

2 hours ago, skrufy said:

So far our Hawaii cruise out of San Diego on the Miracle is still a go. It’s not until Feb. of 2022. Anything can still happen.

I'm joining you on that cruise.

 

[N7786W Flyer]

My Hawaii cruise out of San Francisco in September 2021 is still listed, however, I find it strange that there are no Hawaiian cruises out of Long Beach, which historically has been the most used embarkation port for cruises to Hawaii.

 

Garnett

[naxer]

Even if they're going, we're not now. 😢  We cancelled it.  Looking at similar future cruises, they end up being about 30% more expensive than the one we just cancelled.  It will be a while for us.

[coevan]

As of now, we are not welcome to Hawaii. A mandatory 14 quarantine is in order.

[Moviela]

No trips from Long Beach to Hawaii because there is only one berth, and it is full. San Diego and Baghdad by the Bay is the point of origin for Carnival Miracle. 

[StevenLucia]

We were able to push back final payment for the Nov 28th Hawaii cruise to Oct 30th.  We'll see how things go between now and then.

[Tinknock50]

2 hours ago, StevenLucia said:

We were able to push back final payment for the Nov 28th Hawaii cruise to Oct 30th.  We'll see how things go between now and then.

We tried to do the same for that cruise but our TA insisted it was not possible. So instead we just switched our deposit to a San Francisco Alaska cruise in July.

[StevenLucia]

Our Hawaii cruise was a Premier through the Casino.  In speaking with the casino reps they wouldn't move the deposit but did extend final payment.  Just from the way the rep was talking their wasn't a lot of confidence the cruise would go anyway.

[St.Pete]

On 8/28/2020 at 2:05 PM, coevan said:

As of now, we are not welcome to Hawaii. A mandatory 14 quarantine is in order.

That's what I was thinking.  And how sucky would that be sailing across the Pacific of 5 1/2 days and have to turn around somewhere in between.

Hawaii remains one of our favorite cruises.   The fare wasn't bad either....1058 PP for 12 days.