Carnival cancels cruises due to rescheduled drydock

Carnival Cruise Line has just announced a series of cruise cancelations due to a delayed drydock.

It affects scheduled cruises on Carnival Conquest from January 5-26.

These sailings have been canceled as the drydock had to be rescheduled to January 2026.

Guests booked on the impacted cruises have been notified by the cruise line.

“We have to reschedule Carnival Conquest’s drydock to January 2026, and we are sorry to inform you your cruise has been cancelled,” the line said in an email.

These are short sailings to the Bahamas from Miami.

Guest can rebook to other sailings and will receive $100 per cabin for onboard spending.

Alternatively, guests can apply for a full refund and up to $200 per person for flight and travel cancelation fees.

“We sincerely apologize for this change and thank you for understanding. We look forward to having you sail with us,” the emailed letter added.

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