Baltimore ships temporarily using Norfolk

[shipgeeks]

Care to share any helpful information, or questions?

[mskaufman]

Is any type of Baltimore to Norfolk transportation provided or are folks on their own to get to Norfolk?

[navybankerteacher]

2 hours ago, mskaufman said:

Is any type of Baltimore to Norfolk transportation provided or are folks on their own to get to Norfolk?

Who do you imagine would provide it (cruise line, port authority, someone else), and why would they do so?

[1025cruise]

I believe Carnival is providing some transportation back and forth this weekend. Not sure if it is limited to just getting people back to Balitmore.

[kellygirl67]

We were just officially notified by Carnival that we're leaving out of Norfolk for our upcoming  cruise in a few weeks. The notification did say that there would be limited availability to still park in Baltimore and take a complimentary charter bus down to Norfolk (approx. 5 hr. Trip) by pre-registering but the detailed notification on how to pre-register hasn't arrived yet. We live in No. Va. so just easier for us to drive down to Norfolk ourselves. Carnival also indicated they are giving a $100 per stateroom OnBoard credit, so that will make up for the extra gas it will take to get down to Norfolk.

Edited March 31 by kellygirl67

[shipgeeks]

The current RC cruise (Vision) passengers are being offered their choice of shuttle to Norfolk airport, BWI airport, or Baltimore cruise port, all complementary, at the end of the cruise.

[Lizard13]

Cruisers may wish to consider using Amtrak to return to Baltimore. The station is 1.3 miles away from the cruise terminal in Norfolk 

Edited March 31 by Lizard13

[shipgeeks]

Port of Norfolk is reporting that RC has chartered 55 buses to take pax to Baltimore tomorrow. Arrival information for those arriving for April 4 cruise is listed as well.