Dry Dock Schedule

Dry dock (also commonly drydock)
Is typically a narrow basin that can be flooded to allow a ship to be floated in, then drained to allow that ship to come to rest on a dry platform. Dry docks are used for the construction, maintenance and repair of ships, boats and other watercraft. Dry docks are typically used in for major repairs and upgrades where it is easier to work on the watercraft while it is physically out of the water. Technological advancements have made use of floating dry docks an option now.

Dry Dock Schedule Last Updated: Mon Jan 10, 2022

Due to the ongoing issues with COVID there has not been a new dry dock schedule established at this time. Most ships during their extended downtime during COVID have had at least some minor upgrades and some have had major overhauls. As soon at the latest information is available the information below will be updated. Most of the information currently contained below was gathered pre-COVID.

This dry dock schedule contains the entire Carnival Cruise Lines' Fleet. Dates are subject to change and are often pushed back by days, months and even occasionally years. The dates and information provided on this page are subject to change at any time and maybe inaccurate.