All cruise lines are in an unprecedented shutdown with all cruises canceled over the next 30 days.
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While some cruise lines are scheduled to resume cruises in 30 days, others are taking a pause of up to 60 days. The cancellation of cruises is due to the COVID-19 outbreak and to keep guests safe.
Here is a list of when each cruise line is scheduled to resume cruises.
- Azamara – April 11
- Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line – April 9
- Carnival Cruise Line – April 10
- Celebrity Cruises – April 11
- Cunard Line – April 11
- Disney Cruise Line – April 13
- Holland America Line – April 15
- MSC Cruises – April 30
- Norwegian Cruise Line – April 11
- Oceania Cruises – April 11
- Princess Cruises – May 10
- Regent Seven Seas Cruises – April 11
- Royal Caribbean – April 11
- Viking – May 1
- Virgin Voyages – August 7
This list is subject to change due to the extremely fluid situation with COVID-19.
Cruise Fever will have all updates from cruise lines when they are announced.
These dates are very optimistic. With many states implementing shelter-in-place orders until mid-April, there is no way they can start operations that quickly.
When will P and O cruises resume?
If I were a betting man I’d have to say Virgin Voyages’ start date was the most realistic of them all.