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Carnival Cruise Director Schedule 2024/2025

Carnival Cruise Line has released a schedule of Cruise Directors from 2024 to 2025, which specifies the name of the cruise director assigned at a particular time. This schedule is accessible to the public, and Carnival ensures it is frequently updated to reflect changes.

Carnival Cruise Director Schedule

Carnival’s Brand Ambassador and Senior Cruise Director, John Heald , recently posted and announced that the latest cruise director assignments had been updated across the Carnival fleet, covering some ships well into 2025.

Here is the cruise director’s schedule for the carnival. This is a complete assignment listing for Carnival Cruise Director Schedule 2024-2025 for all active Carnival ships as follows:

Carnival Breeze Cruise Directors

Carnival Celebration Cruise Directors

Carnival conquest cruise directors.

Carnival Dream Cruise Directors

Carnival Elation Cruise Directors

Carnival Firenze Cruise Directors

Carnival Freedom Cruise Directors

Carnival Glory Cruise Directors

Carnival Horizon Cruise Directors

Carnival Jubilee Cruise Directors

Carnival legend cruise directors.

Carnival Liberty Cruise Directors

Carnival Luminosa Cruise Directors

Carnival Magic Cruise Directors

Carnival Mardi Gras Cruise Directors

Carnival Miracle Cruise Directors

Carnival panorama cruise directors.

Carnival Paradise Cruise Directors

Carnival Pride Cruise Directors

Carnival radiance cruise directors.

Carnival Spirit Cruise Directors

Carnival Splendor Cruise Directors

Carnival Sunrise Cruise Directors

Carnival Sunshine Cruise Directors

Carnival Valor Cruise Directors

Carnival Venezia Cruise Directors

Carnival vista cruise directors.

PLEASE NOTE: ALL SCHEDULES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE

The Cruise Director assignments and schedule is subject to change as the needs aboard different ships change. Schedules often overlap with another Cruise Director at the beginning and end assignments. This allows the new Cruise Directors to become accustomed to a new ship, and learn what activities and entertainment the ship offers.

The schedules are fluid and may also have gaps that will be filled closer to the actual calendar date in the future. Many famous cruise directors are not currently on the assignment schedule. This often only means they may be on vacation leave or haven’t finalized a contract commitment yet.

This schedule can change frequently, and if you want to sail with a particular cruise director, you should  check the schedule regularly  to learn where your favorite cruise director may be assigned.

FAQs About Carnival Cruise Directors?

What does a carnival cruise director do.

On a Carnival Cruise , the Cruise Director is the most visible and also “the voice” of the ship, making many of the public announcements. The Cruise Directors often host events like deck parties, gameshows, and more. They also help keep guests informed about what’s happening on the ship during the cruise.

How many cruise directors does Carnival have?

Carnival has around 30 to 40 cruise directors. Its fleet consists of 25 ships, each with a Cruise Director onboard. The schedule often shows two Cruise Directors onboard at times. This is often for training and orientation purposes as well as transitional periods at the beginning and end of contract periods. Cruise directors’ contract periods can often last four months, with time off in between.

How long do Carnival cruise directors stay?

Carnival cruise directors typically have contractual assignments that last for a certain period. The duration of their stay can vary depending on the specific assignment and ship. Cruise directors may stay on a ship for several months before being reassigned to another ship or taking a break. The schedules are subject to change as the needs aboard different ships change. It’s important to note that schedules often overlap with another cruise director at the beginning and end of assignments to allow for transition and familiarization with the ship’s activities and entertainment. If you have a specific cruise director in mind, checking the schedule regularly for any updates or changes is recommended.

How much do cruise directors make on Carnival?

Cruise directors’ salaries at Carnival Cruise Line can vary based on experience, qualifications, and specific contract terms. A new cruise director’s salary ranges from $45K to over $100K annually. Additionally, cruise directors receive complimentary travel, accommodations, meals, and more benefits.

Is the Carnival Cruise director schedule final?

The Carnival Cruise Director’s schedule is subject to change. While the schedule provided may be accurate at the time of publishing, it is always a good idea to check the schedule for any updates or changes. The needs aboard different ships can change, and schedules often overlap with another Cruise Director at the beginning and end of assignments to allow for transition and familiarization with the ship’s activities and entertainment

Carnival Cruise Directors On Social Media

Stay connected with your favorite Carnival Cruise Director through social media.

• Adam Gilbert  – Public Facebook Page:  Click Here
• Alex Siegler  – Public Facebook Page:  Click Here
• Andrew (Andy) Mercer  – Public Facebook Page:  Click Here
• Cam Chavis – Public Facebook Page:  Click Here
• Christian De La Rosa – Instagram Page:  Click Here
• Chris (Donkey) Salazar – Public Facebook Page:  Click Here
• Christian Deon Williams – Public Instagram Page:  Click Here
• Chris Williams (The Flying Scotsman)  – Public Facebook Page:  Click Here
• Georgia Craig – Public Facebook Page:  Click Here
• Erin Weigand  – Public Facebook Page:  Click Here ​
• Jacky Tang – Public Facebook Page:  Click Here
• James Love – Public Facebook Page:  Click Here
• Jasper Wade – Public Facebook Page:  Click Here
• Jonathan Adams (Cruise Director Cookie)  – Public Facebook Page:   Click Here
• Lawrence West – Public Facebook Page:  Click Here
• Lee Mason (Lee Your Cruise Director)  – Public Facebook Page:  Click Here
• Leon Smith – Public Facebook Page:  Click Here
• Marq Anthony  – Public Facebook Page:  Click Here
• Melessa Durrant – Public Instagram Page:  Click Here
• Ryan Rose – Public Instagram Page: ​ Click Here
• Savannah Mitchell – Public Facebook Page:  Click Here
• Simon London – Public Facebook Page:  Click Here
• TJ Partida – Public Facebook Page:  Click Here
• Kyndall Fire – Public Facebook Page:  Click Here

Carnival Cruise Director Interviews & Insight

I had the opportunity to cruise aboard the Carnival Celebration, and we sat down with Cruise Director Lee Mason . Watch as we learn how Lee started in the cruise business and came to work for Carnival Cruise Line. We talk about his assignment aboard the Carnival Celebration, his favorite places onboard, cruise tips, and much more.

You can also listen to this interview via our Cruise Addicts Talk Show podcast – Click Here to listen.

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I know some people think the cruise directors are an important part of the fun and some don't really care.  I am of the former group! We have been on three Carnival Cruises and enjoyed all of the cruise directors.  I don't know anything about Leigh but looking forward to hearing what makes him stand out. Help!

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BroadwayGirl

I’m on the legend this fall as well. We had him back on the Pride in 2016 on his last cruise before signing off of the ship for vacation. Nothing honestly stands out for me.  We saw him more in the steakhouse when we were dining there and he had his farewell dinner with his staff than the entire cruise. We’re hoping it was just due to the timing of him signing off after our week. 

AtSeaWithChris

We had him on the Conquest in 2018 and I didn’t really care for him. He might have had a bad week but he cracked so many jokes about cruisers eating and being greedy that it put us off. It might be true but he was really rough on what he apparently thinks about his customers. 

He was also our cruise director on the Pride, in 2018.  He had previously worked on RCL.  I chatted with him a bit comparing the cruise lines.  Found him to be personable and friendly.  Would rate him as average, not necessarily someone who stands out as a top director, nor someone to be avoided, but a good, competent cruise director.

• 2 months later...

 We found him to be enjoyable most of the time and he is approachable. He made the shows he hosted more enjoyable which isn't a bad thing.

We've sailed with him 3-4 times and really liked him. He will host the quest, lol.

On 12/4/2021 at 11:31 AM, Bgcruising said: We've sailed with him 3-4 times and really liked him. He will host the quest, lol.

I don’t think Quest is a thing anymore.

2 hours ago, KmomChicago said: I don’t think Quest is a thing anymore.

Not sure if it's a permanent deletion but it wasn't on Legend a couple weeks ago.

I'm assuming its like the lobby parties, probably not happening right now but will be back.

• 3 weeks later...

I like Leigh. He’s a bit different in that he has no catchphrase or clever branded nickname as all our other Carnival CD’s have had. However he is visible and energetic and has a great entertainment staff whom he supports every step of the way. He’s not some zany character but has a good balance of casual warmth and professionalism. 

So today he told us during the Life Onboard Q and A how he was on RCI before Carnival. He sort of bridges a gap between what we’ve seen of CD’s on both lines. Explains the lack of silly gimmicks in his persona, though he is very personable and a good host. He did say several Carnival CD’s retired to other careers during the pause and that Mike Pack is finished now.   

It sounds like a difficult existence over time. I asked him his happiest memory of his cruise career and he gave two, both of which involved dogs because he hasn’t been able to have a dog during his 17 year career. 😢 😢 😭 😭 😭 😭 🐶 🐕 🦮 🐩 🐕‍🦺 🐾 🦴 🥺 🥺 🥺 🥺

I think it’s a good first career for young people maybe.

1 hour ago, KmomChicago said: So today he told us during the Life Onboard Q and A how he was on RCI before Carnival. He sort of bridges a gap between what we’ve seen of CD’s on both lines. Explains the lack of silly gimmicks in his persona, though he is very personable and a good host. He did say several Carnival CD’s retired to other careers during the pause and that Mike Pack is finished now.    It sounds like a difficult existence over time. I asked him his happiest memory of his cruise career and he gave two, both of which involved dogs because he hasn’t been able to have a dog during his 17 year career. 😢 😢 😭 😭 😭 😭 🐶 🐕 🦮 🐩 🐕‍🦺 🐾 🦴 🥺 🥺 🥺 🥺   I think it’s a good first career for young people maybe.

Good question! I was interested to hear more about the service dogs onboard, but I didn't want to bother the owners too much. I might have been low key stalking the doggies the entire trip, lol.

1 hour ago, CookieShip said: Good question! I was interested to hear more about the service dogs onboard, but I didn't want to bother the owners too much. I might have been low key stalking the doggies the entire trip, lol.

I got to pet them at the Christmas service this morning but didn’t understand why they were onboard either.

Im late to this topic but heres my story. I LOVE Leigh!!!! I had the best time with him and he totally made my cruise for me. I had just gone thru a breakup and we were supposed to go on the cruise together with my family. I seriously thought about canceling because I thought it would be hard and depressing being by myself. I couldn't have been more wrong. Leigh was so much fun and always stopped to talk to me when he saw me around. We had a canceled port due to to docking issues and  I asked him if he could get me some

80s trivia added to the itinerary and he said he would. I told him right there to be prepared because I was going to win and I did. He told everyone there that his friend told him she was going to win and he knew I would. I was so sad to leave that ship and go back to reality when it was over. He gave me the biggest hug on my way out and I thanked him for making me smile again. I even wrote Carnival singing his praises. That was 2017 and I still havent forgotten him and how he made a broken hearted girl forget about everything and smile again. He is the best and I really hope I get to sail with him again one day. 

We had Leigh on one of his last Royal cruises (Explorer of the Seas 2012).  We thought he was great fun; we've had only one good CD on Royal since then (Abe Hughes) and now he's shoreside.  Is his buddy Frank a CD as well?  They made quite a pair on Explorer. 

In case anyone is interested, I'm over here trolling for threads about the Mardi Gras.  DH really wants to sail on her.  We last did Vista in 2017.

We had him as a CD a few years ago. We really liked him. He was visible, personable, and involved. Not over the top, but very nice, funny, and approachable. 

brilliantseas

Lee was the CD on my December Legend cruise. He wasn't a standout like Butch Begovich, Mike Pack, Matt Mitcham, or Jaime Dee, but he was an unobtrusive Cruise Director who was primarily seen on stage and rarely heard on the PA. He didn't add significantly to the onboard experience, but didn't detract, either. 

Leigh was our CD on our first cruise on the Breeze and has been the standard that all CD's are measured against, and he is still on top.  He was everywhere, all the shows, venues, games, etc. and PA.  Many of the CD's we have had (and many that were really popular) were just average, hardly seen or heard on the PA way too much.  Leigh did the CD role in a way that made you excited to be on the ship.  Would be very happy to sail with him again. 

On 1/15/2022 at 9:05 AM, Brookie80 said: Im late to this topic but heres my story. I LOVE Leigh!!!! I had the best time with him and he totally made my cruise for me. I had just gone thru a breakup and we were supposed to go on the cruise together with my family. I seriously thought about canceling because I thought it would be hard and depressing being by myself. I couldn't have been more wrong. Leigh was so much fun and always stopped to talk to me when he saw me around. We had a canceled port due to to docking issues and  I asked him if he could get me some 80s trivia added to the itinerary and he said he would. I told him right there to be prepared because I was going to win and I did. He told everyone there that his friend told him she was going to win and he knew I would. I was so sad to leave that ship and go back to reality when it was over. He gave me the biggest hug on my way out and I thanked him for making me smile again. I even wrote Carnival singing his praises. That was 2017 and I still havent forgotten him and how he made a broken hearted girl forget about everything and smile again. He is the best and I really hope I get to sail with him again one day. 

You'll want to go soon.  He too is thinking about how much longer he wants to do this.  He must be in his late 30's or perhaps a year or two past that, and I think the long pause gave these folks a taste of a normal home life that they had been missing.  He gently mentioned being a bit weary of it all at this point and ready to be settled in one place.  There are so many hospitality jobs available that it is not difficult for them to get hotel management work.  In fact it seemed the only thing stopping him at this point is making a decision where to go and being able to establish a visa or residency to finally set down roots somewhere on planet earth - he is an Australian citizen and I am not sure back home is where he wants to end up. 

We think of them as fun characters with a happy go lucky life that must be like an endless vacation, and of course they are none of those things. They are people managers, talented in working with an international staff and keeping morale high during long contracts with little rest and far more complaining, hard to please customers than you'd realize.  I worked at Medieval Times and Disney World in Florida, five years at each, and for the dozens or hundreds of happy guests you meet every day, the relatively tiny percentage of mean ones can ruin your day, or week, or month, or career. 

Which all is just to say, Leigh has transferable skills that would work great within hospitality at many other places. 

Leigh was our CD on the Legend. I went to the Q&A and found him to be very no-nonsense, tell it like it is.  His announcements were bare minimum, no gimmicky stuff.  His appearances were cut to a minimum during our sailing as a precaution so we didn't see him around the ship at all.  It was a bit sad when he talked about how he can only be at the show, then get his food and eat in his room (which is pretty much the reality for all the staff- work, sleep, eat alone). 

That said, I did kinda miss the gimmicky, fun stuff, but totally understand keeping things at a minimum during this time. 

9 hours ago, cocomango said: Leigh was our CD on the Legend. I went to the Q&A and found him to be very no-nonsense, tell it like it is.  His announcements were bare minimum, no gimmicky stuff.  His appearances were cut to a minimum during our sailing as a precaution so we didn't see him around the ship at all.  It was a bit sad when he talked about how he can only be at the show, then get his food and eat in his room (which is pretty much the reality for all the staff- work, sleep, eat alone).    That said, I did kinda miss the gimmicky, fun stuff, but totally understand keeping things at a minimum during this time. 

Yes at our Q and A on Christmas Day, he mentioned how they were just at the point of moving everyone to that protocol and they were all disappointed. A few weeks later and I’m sure it’s just more depressing every day for them. He specifically mentioned rationing toothpaste as they can’t get off in any port. 

• 7 months later...

Has anyone heard from Leigh lately? He was my CD on the Legend again in March and said that he would be signing off shortly for vacation, but was planning to be back for his longest contract yet, something like June through New Year 2023? Just before he was supposed to return to the ship, he disappeared from the Carnival CD schedule. 

Did he end of switching ships, or even cruise lines, or has Leigh retired from the cruise life? 

15 hours ago, brilliantseas said: Has anyone heard from Leigh lately? He was my CD on the Legend again in March and said that he would be signing off shortly for vacation, but was planning to be back for his longest contract yet, something like June through New Year 2023? Just before he was supposed to return to the ship, he disappeared from the Carnival CD schedule.    Did he end of switching ships, or even cruise lines, or has Leigh retired from the cruise life? 

I want to say, someone posted that he had decided to retire from his seagoing days after all.  During the Q & A on our Christmas 2021 cruise, he was open about how it's wearing eventually to feel you have no home, no roots. He was asked about some of his favorite moments and he mentioned our cruise because there was a service dog onboard he got to interact with, and he has missed having a pet dog all these years at sea. 

I don't remember who posted that about him retiring or when exactly.

On 1/15/2022 at 5:58 PM, joand452 said: We had Leigh on one of his last Royal cruises (Explorer of the Seas 2012).  We thought he was great fun; we've had only one good CD on Royal since then (Abe Hughes) and now he's shoreside.  Is his buddy Frank a CD as well?  They made quite a pair on Explorer.    In case anyone is interested, I'm over here trolling for threads about the Mardi Gras.  DH really wants to sail on her.  We last did Vista in 2017.

Wow, @joand452  I am sorry I did not respond sooner to your post here. I was on the Mardi Gras' second sailing, second week of August, 2021 and I did a live review, my first, specifically because of the novelty of the ship.  Some things have changed of course since that one, and the ship was only about 2/3 full as one of the first voyages during the resumption of service.  It's linked in my signature if you are interested.  It was a great cruise and led me to booking 3 more on Carnival within the following ten months. 

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Carnival Cruise Director Schedule 2024 – 2025

The smooth sailing experience on Carnival cruises is possible due to adept directors. In a Carnival fleet every cruise has two or three directors that are responsible for smooth sailing. 

In today’s article I have shared the latest Carnival Cruise director schedule which is valid up to 2025. With this latest schedule you can see when a new director start supervising the cruise. 

The CEO of Carnival Cruise line Josh Weinstein state that the new Carnival director schedule is available across Carnival fleet and accessible to all the public.

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Carnival Cruise Director Schedule

#1 carnival jubilee cruise director .

KNYNDALL FIRE is proficient managing skills, she will work parallel with cruise ship’s entertainment director Matthew Boyd to provide most entertaining and relax atmosphere. 

She was recently managing the Mardi Gras, and also serve on other Carnival cruises including Horizon, Vista, and other ships.

She is a dedicated lady and know how to tackle the staff and create a positive atmosphere on vessel. 

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#2 Carnival Vista Cruise Director

The TJ PARTIDA is a Socialite, this person love to parties, a very decent and tactful personality. He became the Carnival Vista director on July 29. 

Lawrence West is a well declined person you will never find any chaos and unusual environment during his working tenure. Marty Pitts is a famous and cheerful personality who will join the Vista on Feb 11. 

#3 Carnival Breeze Cruise Directors 

The director schedule for Carnival Breeze is now roll out, the Alex Siegler will be the first director to mange the thing on vessel. Lawrence West will join the cruise on Feb 11 2024, and in April Andre Mercer will lead the cruise crew. 

#4 Carnival Dream Cruise Directors 

Carnival Dream is one of the famous cruise among the fleet, it has skillful team of crew and directors for providing a smooth sailing experience. 

The new Carnival Dream directors scheduled is out there. First Simon London joined the team on June 17, 2023. The TYLER MEEHAN will join the vessel twice; on Nov 4 2023, and April 6 2024. All the directors are very friendly and cheerful. 

#5 Carnival Freedom Cruise Directors 

The Carnival Freedom has talented cruise directors. The TODD EVANS will take the hold on Nov 6, 2023, after him ERIN WEIGAND will join the cruise on Feb 12, 2024. 

#6 Carnival Celebration Directors 

Carnival Celebration is one of the notable cruise among the fleet and it has few more directors to lead the crew. The Chris Williams was first director appointed on July 23, 2023. 

Chris Williams will rejoin on Jan 7, 2024 after Lee Mason. The Joseph Boyes will start the tenure on Jan 10, 2024 Until Lee Mason. 

#7 Carnival Elation Cruise Directors 

The Carnival Elation directors schedule is available to to public. All the directors of Carnival Elation are magnificent personalities.

The Gabriel Coppolla is a trailblazer who joined the vessel on Aug 26, 2023. He will be replaced by Zackary Paiement-Dockrill on January 13, 2024, and he will again handle the things after a month. 

 #8 Carnival Conquest Cruise Directors 

Zackary Paiement-Dockrill joined the team on May 5, 2023 and he will for next five months. After him the Robby Howell will appoint as a Carnival Conquest director on Dec 10, 2023. 

#9 Carnival Horizon Cruise Directors 

The Carnival Horizon has brings famous Cruise directors. First up, the Leon Smith is enlisting as a cruise director on August 5, 2023. He will be replace by Joseph Boyes on November 5, 2023, and then Leo Smith will be back onboard. 

#10 Carnival Legend Cruise Directors 

The Carnival Legend has legendary team of cruise directors who take care of things like a pro. Cam Chavis is director to join the team on June 4, 2023, after him Dustin Gabriel will step onboard on January 7, 2024. 

The cheerful Chris Williams will be the next cruise director on May 23, 2024. 

#11 Carnival Glory Cruise Directors 

The Carnival Glory is all about having and fun, it’s full of entertainment and amenities. The Carnival Glory cruise directors plays a major role in providing a luxury experience to guest. 

First Jake Miller joined on August 20, 2023. Next Amber Lynne Celen will take the hold on October 29, and she will then replace by Cam Chavis. 

#12 Carnival Liberty Cruise Directors

Everyone knows Adam Gilbert a very hospitable and welcoming person. On May 22, 2023 he was assigned as a director or Carnival Liberty and he will again join the cruise on January 15, 2024.  

Stjepan Neral is another warm-hearted director to join the team on October 13, 2023. 

#13 Carnival Magic Cruise Directors 

The Carnival Magic has excellent board of directors that know how to provide unforgettable cruising experience to guests. The Dustin Gabriel was first to step onboard on July 2, 2023. After him, Michael D’Auria will be the next director assign on September 24, 2023. 

On January 13, 2024, Jake Miller a famous personality will tackle the things right until May 19, 2024. 

#14 Carnival Luminosa Cruise Directors

If you’re planning to sail on Carnival Luminosa you’re in a safe hands. The Carnival Luminosa brings the most talented and diligent directors. 

The Neil Macmillan ha been smoothly running the things since May 4, 2023, the Simon London was the second director assigned on September 8. Till now both directors earn lot of respect and praise from guests. 

The Rainier Scholtz will be the next director take the lead on November 12, 2023. The Louis Clare will replace the Rainier on January 21, 2024. After him Simon London again take care of vessel until July 25, 2024. 

#15 Carnival Miracle Cruise Directors

The Carnival Miracle has two most famous directors. Both are friendly and responsible personalities. 

The Louis Clare joined the vessel on July 24, and till now he is handling everything on cruise. After him, the Felipe Serrina Do Couto will be the next director to serve the cruise until March 26, 2024.

#16 Carnival Mardi Gras Cruise Directors 

The Carnival Mardi Gras has most talent group of directors. The Jacky Tang is assign as director of Mardi Gras on July 1, due to his untapped managing skills. He will continue working until Jonathan “Cookie” Adams takes the role on November 4, 2023. 

Joseph Boyes will be the next director replace Jonathan on January 23, 2024. 

#17 Carnival Paradise Cruise Directors 

The Carnival picked the top notch directors for its Paradise lineup. Every directors is dutiful person who knows how to take care to crew and create a peaceful atmosphere onboard. 

The Todd Evans is the first person who joined the staff on August 13,  after him the talented John Loney is the next director ready to join the cruise on October 24, 2023. 

The Amber Lynne Celen will take the role until June 16, 2024. 

#18 Carnival Radiance Cruise Directors 

The Carnival Radiance has very relaxed environment this is all due the Erin Weigand that started managing the things on August 15, 2023. After her, Rainier Scholtz will be the next director to tackle the staff until September 18, 2023.

After him, the Ricardo Alfonso Betancourt Lopez is the cruise director, he will serve the vessel until January 19, 2024. 

#19 Carnival Pride Cruise Director 

The Carnival Pride has compassionate cruise directors. 

Currently, Frankie Portera is serving the vessel until November 12, 2023. Then, Neil Macmillan will take the role on November 3, 2023. But Frankie will come back again on January 28, 2023. 

#20 Carnival Splendor Cruise Directors

Seeing the skillful and friendly behavior of Marty Pitts the Carnival announced her a director of Carnival Splendor on July 31, 2023. After her the Savannah Mitchell will take the roll and his tenure will ends on March 3, 2024.

#21 Carnival Spirit Cruise Directors 

The Carnival Spirit has responsible directors, if you’re planning to sail via Carnival Spirit you’re in good care. 

The Erin Weigand is most famous personality among the Carnival fleet directors, she joined the Carnival Spirit on August 15, 2023, after her the Alex Siegler will take the roll on November 11, 2023. 

#22 Carnival Sunrise Cruise Directors 

The Carnival Sunrise is famous for extra fun and entertainment and all the credit goes to hardworking staff and the directors. Currently, Tyler Meehan is serving the cruise after him the Georgia Craig will be the next director until December 11, 2023.

The Charlie bates will be assign on December 12, her working tenure on Sunrise will be end on February 1 2024. 

#23 Carnival Sunshine Cruise Directors 

One the most cheerful personal Jasper Wade assign the roll of Carnival Sunshine director on August 5, 2023. I have heard lot of appreciation for him. James love will replace the Jasper Wade on October 14, 2023, and will rejoin the Sunshine on April 13, 2024. 

#24 Carnival Venezia Cruise Directors

Carnival Venezia just join the Carnival fleet, with Italian style sailing it provides enchanting atmosphere. 

The director who first join the roll was Marq Anthony, Marq will remain in service until September 7, 2024. In between his working tenure the Joseph Boyes will take care of things between 8/31/2023 – 10/28/2023. 

After Marq, the Lee Mason will be the next director and he will work until January 12, 2025. 

#25 Carnival Valor Cruise Directors 

You will see the notable group of directors on Carnival Valor. The Genius Austin Morris is currently running the vessel until October 21, 2023.

From there Jasper Wade will continue to provide smooth sailing experience to guest, he will remain the director until January 4, 2024. 

After that the Austin Morris will come back and his directory tenure will ends on April 6, 2024. Louis Clare will then take the roll of vessel and will serve it until November 2024. 

#26 Carnival Panorama Cruise Directors 

The Carnival Panorama Cruise director schedule is out there. Christian “Deon” Williams an optimistic personality join the team on July 15, and he will be replace by Gerry Berrones on October 7. But fortunately Christian will come back on January 7 2024 and serve the vessel. 

Note: The Carnival directors schedule mention above is subjected to change in future. You can also check this page to see the real-time adjustment of in director’s schedule. 

Social Media Accounts OF Carnival Cruise Directors

• Adam Gilbert – Facebook
• Alex Siegler – Facebook
• Andrew (Andy) Mercer – Facebook
• Cam Chavis  – Facebook
• Christian De La Rosa – Instagram      
• Chris (Donkey) Salazar  – Facebook
• Christian Deon Williams – Instagram
• Chris Williams (The Flying Scotsman) – Facebook
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How much does a carnival cruise director make?

The Carnival Cruise director have different wages based on their experience in the on the vessel. On an average their monthly salary $7k / month or $92K / year.

This is a an average estimate of their salary. All this includes base pay, bonuses, commission, and profit sharing etc.

How many cruise directors does Carnival have?

There are almost 25 cruise in Carnival fleet, and almost 30 to 40 directors that shuffles with every cruise voyage.

The Carnival pre planned the director schedules to avoid clashes in future. However, the active director may vary at the current time due their short contracts. 

What are the roles of Carnival cruise directors?

The Carnival Cruise directors are like protagonist, they have all the cruise responsibilities on the shoulders.

They work parallel with hotel and entertainment director to create a more entertaining environment.

They also host different parties onboard, and make announcements of what happening on the cruise. 

I am Zoe Grace, a passionate enthusiast of cruise ships. With a decade of firsthand experience in the cruising industry, I have developed a deep understanding of the intricacies and wonders that these majestic vessels hold.

Now, I am excited to embark on a new journey as an author, sharing my knowledge and insights with readers who share my fascination for the world of cruising.

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List of Carnival Cruise Directors by Ship for August and September 2023

by Prof. Cruise · August 2, 2023

One of the most common questions I receive and see asked on cruise boards and social media sites is: Who will my cruise director be? To which there are always several follow up questions asked by new cruisers to the effect of: What the heck is a cruise director? Well I’m here to answer both of those questions! First…

What does a Cruise Director do?

Besides not sleep, smile through exhaustion and frustration, and dish out almost as many corny jokes as yours truly? Quite a lot! In fact, cruise directors are the most visible crew members onboard a cruise ship and often work up to 16 hours per day with no days off during their contract period (usually lasting around 4 months, but up to 9 months in some cases). While passengers will see them constantly out and about introducing shows, MC’ing activities and events, and interacting with guests, they are also responsible for behind-the-scenes scheduling and coordination of all entertainment and activities and certain safety protocols.

Many regular Carnival cruisers have a favorite cruise director they look forward to sailing with. So, let’s get to our second question, who will the cruise director be on my Carnival cruise?

Who will the Cruise Director be on my upcoming Carnival Cruise?

Wondering who the cruise director will be on your upcoming Carnival cruise? Find the list of cruise directors by ship for the months of August and September 2023 here.

Important notes: * There is usually a week of overlap in the contracts of a current cruise director and their replacement. So, if you’re booked on the last sailing of a certain cruise director, you may actually see more of their replacement who is gearing up to take over. I’ve noted the exact “sign-off” and “sign-on” dates during August and September for each cruise director where there is overlap. ** While I try my best to keep this up-to-date, schedules sometimes change at the last minute, so I can’t guarantee this will always be 100% accurate. If you need 100% certainty as to who your cruise director will be, I recommend asking John Heald, Carnival’s Brand Ambassador, via the “community” tab on his Facebook page a week or so before your sailing date. ***All photos courtesy of Carnival Cruise Line

Carnival Cruise Directors by Ship for August and September 2023

INDEX (jump to):

Breeze Celebration Conquest Dream Elation Freedom Glory Horizon Legend Liberty Luminosa Magic Mardi Gras Miracle Panorama Paradise Pride Radiance Spirit Splendor Sunrise Sunshine Valor Venezia Vista

Carnival Breeze Cruise Directors for August and September 2023

August: Lawrence West (sign-off date: 8/28)

September: Alex Siegler (sign-on date: 8/24)

Carnival Celebration Cruise Directors for August and September 2023

August: Chris Williams (sign-off date: 9/9)

September: Lee Mason (sign-on date: 9/9)

Carnival Conquest Cruise Director for August and September 2023

August and September: Zackary Paiement-Dockrill

Carnival Dream Cruise Directors for August and September 2023

August: Simon London (sign-off date: 9/3)

September: Adriaan Van Wyk (sign-on date: 8/26)

Carnival Elation Cruise Directors for August and September 2023

August: Stjepan Neral (sign-off date: 8/31)

September: Gabriel Coppolla (sign-on date: 8/26)

Carnival Freedom Cruise Director for August and September 2023

August and September: Andrew Mercer

Carnival Glory Cruise Directors for August and September 2023

August: John Loney (sign-off: 8/27)

September: Jake Miller (sign on: 8/20)

Carnival Horizon Cruise Directors for August and September 2023

August: Johnathan “Cookie” Adams (sign-off: 8/13) and Leon Smith (sign-on: 8/5)

September: Leon Smith

Carnival Legend Cruise Director for August and September 2023

August and September: Cam Chavis

Carnival Liberty Cruise Director for August and September 2023

August and September: Adam Gilbert

Carnival Luminosa Cruise Directors for August and September 2023

August: Neil Macmillan (sign off 9/14)

September: Simon London (sign-on 9/8)

Carnival Magic Cruise Director for August and September 2023

August and September: Dustin Gabriel

Carnival Mardi Gras Cruise Director for August and September 2023

August and September: Jacky Tang

Carnival Miracle Cruise Director for August and September 2023

August and September: Louis Clare

Carnival Panorama Cruise Director for August and September 2023

August and September: Christian “Deon” Williams

Carnival Paradise Cruise Directors for August and September 2023

August: Amber Lynne Celen (sign-off: 8/13) and Todd Evans (sign-on: 8/13)

September: Todd Evans

Carnival Pride Cruise Director for August and September 2023

August and September: Frankie Portera

Carnival Radiance Cruise Directors for August and September 2023

August: Lia Stivers

September: Lia Stivers (sign-off: 9/11) and Ricardo Alfonso Betancourt Lopez (sign-on: 9/18)

Carnival Spirit Cruise Directors for August and September 2023

August: Jake Miller (sign-off: 8/15) and Erin Weigand (sign-on: 8/15)

September: Erin Weigand

Carnival Splendor Cruise Directors for August and September 2023

August: Savannah Mitchell (sign-off: 8/10) and Marty Pitts (sign-on: 7/31)

September: Marty Pitts

Carnival Sunrise Cruise Directors for August and September 2023

August: Tyler Meehan (sign-off: 9/9)

September: Georgia Craig (sign-on: 9/9)

Carnival Sunshine Cruise Directors for August and September 2023

August: James Love (sign-off: 8/10) and Jasper Wade (sign-on: 8/5)

September: Jasper Wade

Carnival Valor Cruise Directors for August and September 2023

August and September: Austin Morris

Carnival Venezia Cruise Directors for August and September 2023

August: Marq Anthony

September: Joseph Boyes

Carnival Vista Cruise Directors for August and September 2023

August: Michael D’Auria (sign-off: 8/19) and TJ Partida (sign-on: 7/29)

September: TJ Partida

And with that…

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After acknowledging how “surreal” it would feel for him to return to Baltimore after the bridge collapse, Lukoski expressed his gratitude for the Carnival Legend cruise line for helping him get home.

“I thank the good folks in Norfolk for getting us home,” he said. “We’re Baltimore, we’re strong.”

The senior cruise director of Carnival Cruise Legend, John Heald, took to Facebook on 28 March to address how the cruises are going to be leaving and returning from Norfolk, instead of Baltimore.

In the comments of his video, many people said they were on the Carnival Legend ship that was rerouted to Norfolk on 31 March, and praised the company for how it handled the situation. Meanwhile, other people applauded Heald for being so vocal with upcoming cruise passengers about their itinerary changes going forward.

“On the Legend now and the issue has been handled exceptionally well and quickly. Thank you to the leadership and the crew here on board,” one wrote.

“We appreciate the efficiency of all of the carnival and sincerely feel for Baltimore! This example is why we stay committed to only Carnival!” another added.

A third commented: “Carnival is doing a great job of keeping us posted on what is going on. They are very very helpful with all they do for their customers and workers. Thank you John.”

Carnival Legend isn’t the only cruise line that’s changing its operations in light of the bridge collapse. On 28 March, Royal Caribbean announced that its “Vision of the Seas” ship will not be embarking from Baltimore on 4 April anymore. Instead, it will be embarking from Norfolk, Virginia, on 4 April, and returning to the city on 12 April.

Passengers that were set to embark in Baltimore on 12 April will now be embarking in Norfolk. The itinerary for that trip has also been revised, with passengers skipping their visit to Nassau and returning to Norfolk on 19 April, one day earlier than planned.

Baltimore officials have now opened a temporary shipping route around the wreckage of the Francis Key Scott Key Bridge, in a bid to get trade and movement of goods in and out of the city. Captain David O’Connell described this as “an important first step along the road to reopening the port of Baltimore”.

The first section of the collapsed bridge was removed from the Patapsco River over the weekend, marking an important step towards removing the wreckage and getting the crucial port back up and running. After removing a 200-tonne segment, workers are now focusing on lifting a section of the bridge while leaving the crumpled part resting on the bow of the Dali container ship.

The Independent has contact Carnival Legend for comment.

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Legends are made, not born... and over time, this ship has become even more deserving of its nameplate. Let’s discover some of the secrets of Carnival Legend. If you’re out to find new legends, flip directly to the RedFrog Pub ® , featuring not only a mythical mascot, but actual drinks — plus Caribbean atmosphere by the gallon. Your heroic journey down the Green Thunder waterslide is a saga you’ll recount for ages. Bonsai Sushi ™ proves that you needn’t teach a man to fish for him to enjoy delicacies from the sea. And once you’ve had a look — not to mention a taste — at the certifiable cocktail magic of Alchemy Bar ® , you still may not believe your eyes. This ship, which pays tribute to some of the most enduring legends throughout the ages, still features classic Carnival Legend favorites. Take a dip in the Camelot and Avalon pools, wish for fortune at Club Merlin Casino, and taste something savory at Truffles Restaurant. There’s more than one way to dine at Lido Deck’s Unicorn Café, including handmade faves at Guy’s Burger Joint ™ and fresh taco-burrito goodness at BlueIguana Cantina ™ . And of course there’s our signature steakhouse, Nouveau Restaurant, where the multi-course meal is no myth. Music lovers who go for the classics will love Billie’s Piano Bar. Kids will tell and retell their tale of their favorite vacation, spent hanging out and meeting new friends at one of three supervised youth areas. And adults can get lost in a good book, or just one another’s company, at the legendarily kid-free Serenity Adult-Only Retreat ™ area... and then dance the night away at Medusa’s Lair Dance Club. Activities on Carnival Legend? Nothing short of legendary. For a cruise vacation that’s sure to go down in your history books, turn to Carnival Legend.

• 88,500 Gross Tonnage
• 2124 Guest Capacity
• 963 Length In Feet
• 930 Onboard Crew

INSIDE THIS SHIP

Just like a delicious cake, your ship is made of layers. Find out which fun ingredients — staterooms, dining, activities — go into each deck.

YOUR STATEROOM

Interior with window (obstructed view).

Every room includes:

• Dedicated stateroom attendant
• Soft, cozy linens
• Plenty of closet and drawer space
• In-room safe for valuables
• Stateroom climate control

Premium Balcony

Step into a Premium Balcony stateroom aboard Carnival Legend and it’s easy to see exactly what you’re getting: one seriously spacious stateroom. It’s about more than just the room itself, you’ll find… step onto your oversized balcony and you’ll find that when there’s a sea breeze in your hair, there’s no limit to the relaxation you can have.

Premium Balcony (Obstructed View)

Step into a Premium Balcony stateroom aboard Carnival Legend and it’s easy to see exactly what you’re getting: one seriously spacious stateroom. It’s about more than just the room itself… step onto your oversized balcony and you’ll find that when there’s a sea breeze in your hair, there’s no limit to the relaxation you can have. (Note that rooms of this type have obstructed views.)

Aft-View Extended Balcony

Aft-View Extended Balcony staterooms feature a larger balcony for more lounge-around room, more kick-back space… not to even mention some of the best stern-side views you'll find anywhere. Get ready to relax as you gaze upon the ship's gentle wake from your spacious balcony.

Extended Balcony

Extended Balcony staterooms feature a larger balcony with more outdoor lounge-around room, more open-air kick-back space… and back inside the room itself, all the comfort you expect with a great view and plenty of sunlight.

Balcony staterooms were designed for maximum sea breeze and the most stunning views, so look to a balcony if you’re looking to cruise aboard Carnival Legend. Any time you’re in your room, you’re just steps away from your own personal outdoor oasis, featuring the sort of sea view you can also feel.

Balcony (Obstructed View)

An Obstructed View Balcony stateroom on Carnival Legend provides all the indoor amenities of a Carnival stateroom, as well as some of the outdoor ones as well, including your own personal outdoor space that’s great for stretching out and relaxing.

Grand Suite

A Grand Suite aboard Carnival Legend features even more space than the standard suite — plenty of room in your room! This stateroom is loaded for an unparalleled experience: VIP check-in, a huge balcony, and even a convenient dressing area with vanity.

Amenities exclusive to suites:

• Priority check-in and boarding
• Priority Main Dining Room time assignment
• Priority debarkation at homeport, and ports of call requiring a water shuttle or with arrival times later than 9:30 Am
• Two large bottles of water
• Pillow-top mattress

Plus, every room includes:

Vista Suite

Don’t get us wrong — a Carnival Legend Vista Suite stateroom is a lovely room with all the suite fixings. But the thing to see here is truly the view that your balcony affords you. A Vista Suite features a wraparound balcony that provides wide, stunning views when you’re outside, and a uniquely panoramic inside view thanks to a wall of windows that brings more of that outside inside.

Ocean Suite

A Carnival Legend suite is the ultimate way to cruise. With more space for stretching out indoors, plus a large balcony for kicking back outdoors, try an Ocean Suite to experience private, luxurious relaxation. Ocean Suites also include VIP check-in, walk-in closet and bathroom with whirlpool tub.

Junior Suite

As you step into a Junior Suite aboard Carnival Legend, you can’t help but feel that you’re stepping into full-size luxury in a smaller package. Featuring a standard-size balcony, in a Carnival Legend Junior Suite you'll find everything else there is to love about a suite, including VIP check-in, a walk-in closet… and even a whirlpool tub for relaxing.

ONBOARD ACTIVITIES

Onboard dining, where to for you.

This ship is always visiting great vacation spots. Where will your next vacation take you?

* Taxes, fees, and port expenses are additional per person.

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Carnival Cruise Director Schedule [Latest]

There is a schedule of cruise directors published by carnival cruise. The schedule is for 2022 and spring 2023. The Carnival Cruise Director Schedule for spring or summer has been published. The schedule includes a listing of who the cruise director is at a particular time.

This will help passengers who are looking for a specific Carnival Cruise Director. The schedule is also available online, so passengers can access it at any time. The Carnival Cruise Director Schedule is a valuable resource for passengers.

The Carnival Cruise Director schedule is available to everyone. You can find the schedule online. Carnival’s social media is updated as changes are made. The schedule is available on paper at Guest Services. You can also find the schedule on Carnival’s app.

Latest Carnival Cruise Director Schedule

One of the best methods to find out the carnival cruise director’s schedule is having a direct link. You can find out by direct link. However, I will mention the latest director’s schedule. This will be helpful for you.

The Carnival Cruise Director Schedule was released on 7 January h. John Heald announced the latest assignments for the Carnival fleet. The assignments will be released on Facebook. The schedule includes ports of call and dates.

It is important to check the Carnival website for updates, as they are made available. Here I will enlist complete assignments for all active carnival ships.

Carnival breeze

Carnival Cruise Director, Cookie Adams, will be departing on the Carnival Breeze on 19 May 2022. You have the opportunity to hear from Cookie Adams throughout the cruise, as well as book private meetings with her.

The Carnival Breeze is a smaller ship that offers a more intimate experience. The ship sails to the Mexican Riviera and the Eastern Caribbean. Make sure to book your cruise early to avoid disappointment.

Carnival Conquest

The Carnival Conquest’s Carnival Cruise Director Schedule has been released and Dr. Eversen “Dr. E” Beville will be through May 16. Alex Siegler will be taking over as the Carnival Cruise Director through November 27, 2022. Make sure to check the Carnival Conquest’s website for updates on the schedule as it changes frequently. The Carnival Conquest is a great way for you to enjoy a fantastic cruise with your friends and family. Book your cruise today to avoid any last-minute surprises!

Carnival Dream

Carnival Cruise Director Deon Williams will be through February 20. Marq Anthony will be through July 7, 2022. Changes in the Carnival Dream’s Carnival Cruise Director Schedule are always exciting, so be sure to check back often!

Keep an eye out for new deals and discounts that Carnival Cruise may offer in the future. Be sure to let us know if you have any questions or concerns!

Carnival Elation

Carnival is excited to announce the appointment of Paulie Munhollon through March 19, 2022, as its Carnival Elation cruise director. Mulholland has more than years of experience in the cruise industry and has held several positions, including captain and ship director.

Mulholland is known for his sense of humor and infectious excitement. He is responsible for the overall management and safety of the passengers on the cruise ship.

Carnival Freedom

Carnival Freedom is the cruise ship that will have TJ Partida as its Carnival Cruise Director. James Love will be captain of Carnival Freedom from April 17, 2022, until January 15. The ship has a night cruise from Miami to the Bahamas and back.

Carnival Freedom cruises from Miami start at a fee per person. Make sure to book your cruise now and save!

Carnival Glory

Carnival is hosting a new Cruise Director this season! Leon Smith will be directing Carnival Glory from January 23. Cam Chavis will be directing Carnival Glory from March 27, 2022. The new Cruise Director for Carnival Triumph will be announced later. Make sure to follow Leon Smith and Cam Chavis on social media for updates!

Carnival Horizon

Erin Weigand, the Carnival Horizon cruise director, will be leaving the ship on April 24. Chris “Donkey” Salazar will be taking her place through September 11, 2022.

Carnival Legend

Carnival Cruise Director Leigh Xuerex has announced her departure from the cruise line on April 17, 2022. Ms. Xuerex has been with Carnival Cruise Line for years, and during that time, she has led the company through some major changes.

Ms. Xuerex has been a driving force behind some of Carnival Cruise Line’s most popular features, including the Dream Suite and the Carnival Magic. Ms. Xuerex has been a part of the Carnival Cruise Line family and all will feel her departure.

Carnival Liberty

Dustin Gabriel is the Carnival Liberty cruise director from July until his replacement is announced. Dustin Gabriel is a Cruise Director with Carnival Cruise Line and has over years of experience in the industry.

Dustin Gabriel is responsible for ensuring that every passenger has a wonderful cruise experience. Dustin Gabriel is a talented performer and is known for his energetic and engaging demeanor.

Carnival Magic:

Carnival Magic will make its first stop at the Port of Tampa on May 30, 2022. The cruise will depart from Miami in July and will arrive in Nassau in July. The cruise will then make its way to the Port of Galveston in July and will depart in July.

The cruise will then head to the Port of New Orleans in July and will depart in July. The cruise will finally make its way to the Port of Tampa in August and will depart in August.

Carnival Mardi Gras

Carnival Cruise Director Mike Pack will be through January 22. Kyndall Fire will be the Carnival Mardi Gras Director through April 12. Chris “Donkey” Salazar will be the Carnival Mardi Gras Director through October 8.

The Carnival Cruise Director’s schedule changes every year, so make sure to check it. There are a lot of fun events happening during Carnival Mardi Gras, so do not miss out!

Carnival Miracle

Savannah Mitchell is the Director of the Carnival Miracle ship. She has been with Carnival Cruise Lines for over years and has directed ships in the Caribbean, Panama Canal, and Hawaii. Georgia Craig is the Director of the Carnival Miracle ship.

She has been with Carnival Cruise Lines for over years and has directed ships in the Caribbean, Panama Canal, and Hawaii. The Carnival Miracle will sail from Savannah, Georgia to San Diego, California from January 14 to July 7, 2022.

Carnival Panorama

Carnival Cruise Director Lee Mason will be through January 8 while Christian de la Rosa will be through July 7, 2022. These dates may change, so be sure to check the Carnival Panorama website for the most up-to-date information.

The schedule will include different activities and shows for each director. Make sure to get tickets early to avoid disappointment. 

Carnival Pride

Carnival has announced the schedule for their Pride cruise. The cruise will depart from Miami on March 20 and will arrive in the Caribbean in April. The itinerary will include stops in Cozumel, Mexico, and Costa Maya, Mexico.

The cruise will end in Nassau, Bahamas, on November 12, 2022. The cruise director for the Pride cruise is Frankie Portera.

Carnival Radiance

Carnival Radiance will have its next cruise director through April 15. Christian “Deon” Williams will be the cruise director for Carnival Radiance through May 23rd. Ryan Rose will be the cruise director for Carnival Radiance through November 21, 2022.

There is no set schedule for the next cruise director, as it is subject to change. If you have any questions or concerns about the cruise director’s schedule, please do not hesitate to reach out to the Carnival Radiance team.

Carnival Sunrise

Carnival Sunrise is scheduled through Felipe Serrina do Couto through January 23. Adam Gilbert is the new Carnival Sunrise Cruise Director. Keep an eye out for upcoming events and changes to the Carnival Sunrise schedule.

The Carnival Sunrise voyage has a unique atmosphere that is sure to please. Book your Carnival Sunrise cruise now to ensure a spot!

Carnival sunshine

Carnival Sunshine’s Carnival Cruise Director Schedule has been released. Chris “Donkey” Salazar will be through January 13. Jake Miller will be through April 16. TJ Partida will be through December 15, 2022. Keep up to date with all the Carnival Sunshine news by following their social media accounts!

Carnival valor

Carnival Cruise Director Marty Andrew will be through May 2, 2022. You can find the schedule on the Carnival Valor website . You can also keep track of the latest news and events by following Marty Andrew on social media. Make sure to book your tickets soon to avoid disappointment!

Carnival Vista

Kyndall Fire, the Carnival Vista cruise director, has announced the schedule for the remainder of the year. This includes several exciting new features, including a New Year’s Eve party on the top deck.

Carnival Cruises are some of the best cruises in the world. I have mentioned a list of Carnival’s Cruise Director Schedules. This Schedule is not permanent. They can change their schedule as per requirement. Therefore, I recommend you check the updates from social media.

They have pages on Facebook, Instagram, and many other sites to communicate and update their guests. I do not want you to be disappointed if they alter the schedule. Therefore, connect with them via social media and stay updated.

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Carnival Legend Arrives in Europe for Summer Program

• April 29, 2024

After departing from Norfolk on a trans-Atlantic crossing in mid-April, the Carnival Legend recently arrived in Europe for a summer program.

The 12-night repositioning voyage featured visits to destinations in Portugal and Spain before ending in Barcelona on April 27.

Before kicking off its summer program, the 2,100-guest ship sailed to the Chantier Naval de Marseille in France, where it is now undergoing a major refurbishment.

In addition to technical maintenance and class work, the Legend is expected to see updates to its public areas and staterooms.

While details of the project are still to be confirmed, the ship may receive new venues, including the Heroes Tribute Bar & Lounge, which is being rolled out to more vessels in Carnival’s fleet.

Once the work is completed, the Carnival Legend is set to kick off a five-month program in Europe that includes itineraries in Northern Europe and the Mediterranean.

The first sailing of the season is an eight-night cruise to Italy, France, Spain, and Malta that sails roundtrip from Barcelona.

Scheduled to depart on May 30, the itinerary features visits to Toulon, Livorno, Civitavecchia, Naples, Messina and Valletta.

In June, the Carnival Legend repositions to Northern Europe for a series of cruises departing from Dover, England.

Before returning to the Mediterranean in late August, the ship offers nine- to 12-night itineraries to the British Isles, Iceland, Scandinavia, the North Sea and more.

Scheduled to return to North America in early November, the Legend is also set to sail a series of ten-night cruises to the Greek Isles, Italy and Turkey between September and October.

The ship is then set to offer a trans-Atlantic crossing to Florida before kicking off its 2024-25 winter program in Tampa.

Part of Carnival Cruise Line’s four-ship Spirit Class, the Carnival Legend was built by Kvaerner Masa-Yards in Finland and originally entered service in 2002 .

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