Carnival Valor, the cruise line's New Orleans-based ship, now features a new waterpark, refreshed staterooms and other ...

The Port of New Orleans — otherwise known as Port NOLA — is the sixth-largest cruise port in the USA. It's a busy port serving several cruise lines, but if you have sailed out of a spot like ...

More passengers started their cruise vacations from New Orleans as numbers show Port of New Orleans cruises are returning to pre-pandemic levels. The Port of New Orleans finished 2023 with nearly ...

The Port of New Orleans has completed calendar year 2023 with nearly 1.2 million cruise passenger movements and renewed commitments to the New Orleans cruise market from both oceangoing and river ...

The Port of New Orleans set a passenger record in March for oceangoing and river cruises. According to a news release, the numbers topped pre-pandemic levels with 155,225 passenger movements and 39 ...

NEW ORLEANS -- Saturday mornings at the Port of New Orleans are a rush of activity. Passengers, fresh off Mexican or Caribbean vacations, stream off cruise ships and into cabs for trips into the city.

Rendering of the Carnival Sunshine, which will replace the Carnival Conquest at the Port of New Orleans in November 2013. (Photo by Carnival) As work gears up this spring on a new cruise terminal ...

The Port of New Orleans set another record for cruise passenger numbers and vessel calls last year and, despite a slowdown in the growth rate, is on track to top those numbers this year with ...

Two river cruise lines—American Queen Steamboat Company and American Cruise Lines—offer departures from the Port of New Orleans, sailing on the Mississippi, one of the longest rivers in the world.

and more cruise lines are about to launch bigger ships and longer cruises from the Port of New Orleans. Disney announced in September that cruises out of New Orleans would start in early 2020.