Carnival Sunrise Completes Spring Season Fron Nirfolk


Today Carnival Cruises' Carnival Sunrise has completed its spring season cruises from Norfolk on 5/22. She will disembark her passengers early on Wednesday morning and sail empty to New York and arrive in New York on Thursday morning. In New York, there will be a naming ceremony on 5/23 for the  Carnival Sunrise. She will sail on her maiden voyage from New York on May 23rd which is a four day cruise to Bermuda. Following this cruise, she will be sailing on a 14 day Caribbean cruise from the Big Apple. To learn more about the Carnival Sunrise check back tomorrow.


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