Prima Itineraries Past Late 2023?

[Hºoºwie]

Any clue when these will be released? other ships' itineraries are out there to book but not Prima after late 2023.

[shof515]

most itinerary is usually released a year and half. by spring 2022, the full 2023 schedule should be released

[Hºoºwie]

thanks

[mscdivina2016]

10 hours ago, Hºoºwie said:

Any clue when these will be released? other ships' itineraries are out there to book but not Prima after late 2023.

Last sailing is in September ending on October 1.

 I am booked on that sailing and if I were to bet on it, the next sailing will be the transatlantic. That is based on 2022.  

I along with many others am waiting for it.

Steve

[Hºoºwie]

i was hoping they repeat the NY to Galveston that does the ABC islands in the southern carib like in oct 2022; that is the exact cruise i was looking for whether in late 23 or sometime in 2024 but it might be a one-off;

[tokidoki]

Ncl is supposed to release more info on the Prima, as well as itineraries 2023-24😍 on September 21!

[Sand and Seas]

1 hour ago, Hºoºwie said:

i was hoping they repeat the NY to Galveston that does the ABC islands in the southern carib like in oct 2022; that is the exact cruise i was looking for whether in late 23 or sometime in 2024 but it might be a one-off;

Yes, we are booked on the 11 Day Galveston to Miami that includes the ABC islands.  I'm wondering if they will continue to use Galveston with these interesting itineraries.

[SummmerInKefalonia]

In a TA site they have posted some of the winter itineraries of Prima, and it is sailing this itinerary from the 15th of December:

Galveston, At Sea, Costa Maya, Harvest Cay, Roatan Bay Islands, Cozumel, At Sea, Galveston.

I don't know how accurate this is though...

 

[Hºoºwie]

Thanks

[brigand13]

Some of the news coverage I read indicated that NCL is in talks with the Galveston Port Authority to start sailing regularly from that port.  I'm guessing with the new RCL terminal nearing completion that will free up the terminal that RCL was previously using and that NCL has its eye on that capacity.  I have got my fingers crossed that it comes to pass because I live in Dallas and Galveston is easily the most convenient cruise port.  I just hope that the itineraries are more interesting than the standard western Caribbean 5-day cruises that seem to be most common out of Galveston.