Carnival Glory Itinerary
About Carnival Glory’s Schedule
Carnival Glory is a 110,239-gross-ton Conquest-class ship launched in 2003 sailing for Carnival. She carries roughly 2,984 guests with about 1,150 crew looking after them. Her most recent CDC sanitation inspection scored 96 out of 100.
We are currently tracking 50 scheduled sailings for this ship, departing between November 2026 and June 2027. Most of those voyages leave from Port Canaveral. Sailings run from 2 to 10 nights, with 4 nights the most typical length.
Port-by-port breakdowns are published for 23 of these 50 sailings so far, and we add more as each itinerary is confirmed.
Upcoming Voyages
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Typical ports for this itinerary — confirm the exact call list for this date with the cruise line.
Typical ports for this itinerary — confirm the exact call list for this date with the cruise line.
Typical ports for this itinerary — confirm the exact call list for this date with the cruise line.
Typical ports for this itinerary — confirm the exact call list for this date with the cruise line.
Typical ports for this itinerary — confirm the exact call list for this date with the cruise line.
Typical ports for this itinerary — confirm the exact call list for this date with the cruise line.
Typical ports for this itinerary — confirm the exact call list for this date with the cruise line.
Typical ports for this itinerary — confirm the exact call list for this date with the cruise line.
Typical ports for this itinerary — confirm the exact call list for this date with the cruise line.
Typical ports for this itinerary — confirm the exact call list for this date with the cruise line.
Typical ports for this itinerary — confirm the exact call list for this date with the cruise line.
Typical ports for this itinerary — confirm the exact call list for this date with the cruise line.
Typical ports for this itinerary — confirm the exact call list for this date with the cruise line.
Typical ports for this itinerary — confirm the exact call list for this date with the cruise line.
Typical ports for this itinerary — confirm the exact call list for this date with the cruise line.
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What Carnival Glory's Autumn Bahamas Season Is Actually Like
Carnival Glory is a 2003-built Conquest Class ship (110,239 tons, 2,984 guests, 1,150 crew). She's spending autumn doing what a veteran does best: short, repeatable Bahamas hops out of Port Canaveral, no existential crises, no wandering off to Antarctica. A drydock at Grand Bahama Shipyard in spring 2026 gave her a non-smoking casino and a teen space called Club O2. If you've sailed her before, those are the changes to look for. The full ship profile is on our Carnival Glory page.
The sailings, honestly
| Length | Departures (Oct 13 – Dec 21) | What we know |
|---|---|---|
| 3 nights | 7 sailings, Oct 16 – Dec 21 | Our data has no port list. Carnival's own schedule announcement says the Friday 3-nighters visit Celebration Key. |
| 4 nights | 6 sailings, Nov 2 – Dec 14 | Our data lists Celebration Key (Grand Bahama). Carnival's 4-day Bahamas itinerary page for Glory also names Nassau. Check your exact sailing for the port order. |
| 10 nights | Dec 4 only | Ports not in our data. Third-party schedules label it a "Carnival SEA" cruise and list no route. Check the itinerary on Carnival's booking page before you commit, and don't book it on a guess. (Yes, I'm nagging. It's ten nights, not a parking space.) |
Weather and sea conditions
October is still inside the peak of hurricane season, and November is the final month, so the Atlantic hasn't quite finished its dramatic final act. Holland America's Bahamas guide puts the official season at June through November, with the highest risk from August to October. Expect air temperatures of roughly 75–84°F across the fall. Rain tapers off through November, and December starts the dry season, with temperatures of roughly 70–78°F. A tropical system can still rearrange a three-night itinerary, so read the cancellation terms before you fall in love with a fare. Travel insurance earns its keep in October.
What the ports are worth
Celebration Key is the star of the show, and it knows it. Ships dock at a pier, so there's no tender drama. The island is split into zones: a family-friendly lagoon area, an adult-oriented one, and the adults-only Pearl Cove beach club. That means two lagoons, Starfish and Calypso, which Carnival bills as the largest freshwater lagoons in the Caribbean. Carnival's releases quote 275,000 square feet, but one gives it as the two lagoons' combined total and another as the size of each, so check Carnival's Celebration Key page before quoting a number at the dinner table. The pier was recently extended, and the cruise line says four ships can dock at once, bringing up to 13,000 guests a day. Go early if you want your lounger without a negotiation. If your 4-night sailing includes Nassau, treat it as a "pick one thing" port: a beach, a museum, or a shopping stroll. Trying to do all three is how you end up sunburnt and cranky by 2 p.m.
Which length suits whom
- 3 nights: A first-timer's sampler, or a "can I handle a cruise?" test. It's all pool and no pressure.
- 4 nights: Better value per day, and the likelier of the two to add a second port.
- 10 nights: The only one that's more than a long weekend, and the only mystery box of the bunch. Because no route is listed in our data, check Carnival's official itinerary before committing.
Pricing and crowds
One third-party schedule site sampled interior fares for November. They ran $253–$268 for most 4-night sailings and $331–$376 for 3-nighters. The exception is the 4-night sailing on Nov 23, which spans Thanksgiving and showed $468, because apparently turkey comes with a surcharge. December 14's 4-nighter was $288. Treat these as snapshots, since the site says they may be out of date and doesn't say whether they're per person. Check Carnival's price per person against your cabin total, and see our guide to bringing alcohol on board if you're trying to trim the bar bill.
What to pack
- Swimwear, plus a spare because nothing dries on a 3-night turnaround.
- Sunscreen, a hat and water shoes for the lagoon and beach.
- A light rain jacket for October and November showers.
- A sweater or wrap for December evenings and the ship's air conditioning.
Cleanliness fans: Glory's latest CDC Vessel Sanitation Program score is 96 out of 100, from an inspection on November 17, 2025. That's nearly a year old, so look up the current record in our CDC inspection lookup before you sail.
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View Carnival Glory Profile Roll Call 👋Schedule data last updated: Oct 24, 2026 1:08 PM · Source: CruiseMapper