Hurricane Ivan Updates!

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Tropical Weather Update

September 15, 2004 - 10 a.m.

Celebrity Cruises continues to closely monitor the path and progress
of Hurricane Ivan to ensure our guests enjoy safe and comfortable
cruises and to make certain our ships steer clear of the storm. The
company also continues to monitor its operations resulting from
Hurricane Frances.

The safety and comfort of our guests are always the foremost concern
of Celebrity Cruises.

Given Hurricane Ivan’s location and projected path, we are currently
altering the itinerary of one Celebrity Cruises ship.

We will update this information three times daily – at 10 a.m., 3 p.m.
and 7 p.m.

Ships sailing from Port Everglades


Century, currently on its September 11 sailing, will make a port call
in Cozumel, Mexico, today; make a port call at Key West, Florida, on
Thursday; spend the day at sea on Friday; and return to Port
Everglades on Saturday, September 18.
At this time, no other Celebrity Cruises ships are being impacted by
tropical weather. We will continue to closely monitor weather
conditions and update this information at 3 p.m. today.

Hi Everyone,

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be of interest. If you have missed any of my news' postings, they are
available on my web site.

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Tropical Weather Update

September 15, 2004 - 10 a.m.

Royal Caribbean International continues to closely monitor the path
and progress of Hurricane Ivan to ensure our guests enjoy safe and
comfortable cruises and to make certain our ships steer clear of the
storm. The company also continues to monitor its operations resulting
from Hurricane Frances.

The safety and comfort of our guests are always the foremost concern
of Royal Caribbean International.

Due to damage caused by Hurricane Frances, Royal Caribbean
International is currently unable to bring its ships to Freeport,
Bahamas; and Coco Cay, Bahamas, Royal Caribbean's private island.
Also, Royal Caribbean International's Mariner of the Seas is currently
unable to sail into Port Canaveral, Florida.

In the case of Port Canaveral, a sand bar, 50 feet wide, was created
by Hurricane Frances in the channel leading to the port. This has
reduced the depth of the water in that area to approximately 30 feet.
Mariner of the Seas, which normally sails from Port Canaveral, is one
of the largest cruise ships in the world and requires a minimum water
depth of 35 feet to safely sail. As a result, Mariner of the Seas is
not currently able to sail from Port Canaveral.

Given Hurricane Ivan's location and projected path, we are currently
altering the itineraries of several Royal Caribbean International
ships.

We will update this information three times daily - at 10 a.m., 3 p.m.
and 7 p.m.





Ships sailing from Port Canaveral



Sovereign of the Seas, normally scheduled to depart Port Canaveral on
September 13, on a four-night sailing, made that sailing from Port
Everglades. The ship will sail a modified itinerary and will return to
Port Canaveral on Friday morning, September 17. At the conclusion of
this sailing, the company will transport guests from Port Canaveral to
Port Everglades and the Orlando airport.

Sovereign of the Seas will resume its normal Friday and Monday
departures from Port Canaveral starting on Friday, September 17.


Mariner of the Seas, originally scheduled to depart Port Canaveral on
September 12, on a seven-night sailing, made that sailing from the
Port of Miami. The ship will not makes its normally scheduled port of
call in Georgetown, Cayman Islands, today. Instead, the ship will
spend the day at sea today. The ship will return to the Port of Miami
on Sunday morning, September 19. Royal Caribbean will transport guests
to Port Canaveral and the Orlando airport at the conclusion of this
sailing.





Ships sailing from the Port of Miami



Explorer of the Seas currently on its September 12 sailing, will make
a port call in Costa Maya, Mexico, on Wednesday; make a port call in
Cozumel, Mexico, on Thursday; and make a port call in Belize City,
Belize, on Friday. The ship will return to the Port of Miami on Sunday
morning, as scheduled.


Majesty of the Seas currently on its September 13 sailing, will spend
the day at sea today; make a port call in Key West, Florida, on
Thursday; and return to the Port of Miami on Friday, September 17.





Ships sailing from Port of Galveston



Rhapsody of the Seas currently on its September 12 sailing, will make
a port call in Belize City, Belize, on Wednesday; make a port call in
Costa Maya, Mexico, on Thursday; and make a port call in Cozumel,
Mexico, on Friday; and return to the Port of Galveston on Sunday,
September 19.





Ships sailing from Cape Liberty Cruise Port



Voyager of the Seas currently on its September 10 sailing, will make a
port call in San Juan, Puerto Rico, today; make a port call in
Philipsburg, St. Maarten, on Wednesday; make a port call in St.
Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, on Thursday; spend the day at sea on
Friday and Saturday; and return to Cape Liberty on Sunday, September
19.




At this time, no other Royal Caribbean International ships are being
impacted by tropical weather. We will continue to closely monitor
weather conditions and update this information at 3 p.m. today.

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9/15/2004

Hurricane and Tropical Storm Update

September 15, 2004 -- Updated 11:00 am PDT
Princess Cruises is closely monitoring the current and projected path
of Hurricane Ivan as well as Tropical Storm Jeanne in order to ensure
the safety and comfort of our passengers and crew, which is always our
foremost priority. The following is an update of Princess' sailings in
the region.

Caribbean Princess Voyage B438


Caribbean Princess departed on an Eastern Caribbean itinerary on
September 11.
Due to storm warnings for St. Thomas and St. Maarten, Caribbean
Princess has been re-routed and is calling instead at Montego Bay
today, Wednesday. The new itinerary for the remainder of the voyage
is:
Port Date Arrival Departure
Montego Bay Wed 15 Sep 8 am 5 pm
At Sea Thurs 16 Sep
Nassau Fri 17 Sep 8 am 6:30 pm
Port Everglades Sat 18 Sep 7 am


Golden Princess Voyage 5438


Due to the US Department of State's Travel Warning advising against
travel to Grenada in the aftermath of Hurricane Ivan, Golden Princess'
sailing departing September 12 has been modified to replace the
scheduled port call in Grenada with a call at Dominica.
Because of tropical storm warnings, Golden Princess' current sailing
has also been modified to replace St. Kitts with Barbados. The revised
itinerary for the remainder of the cruise is:
Port Date Arrival Departure
Barbados Wed 15 Sep 7 am 5 pm
Isla Margarita Thurs 16 Sep 8 2 pm
Aruba Fri 17 Sep 8 am 6 pm
At Sea Sat 18 Sep
San Juan Sun 19 Sep 6 am


We are continuing to closely monitor Hurricane Ivan and Tropical Storm
Jeanne and will post any updates to this information on our web site,
www.princess.com.

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Tropical Weather Update

September 15, 2004 - 3 p.m.

Royal Caribbean International continues to closely monitor the path
and progress of Hurricane Ivan, in the Gulf of Mexico, Tropical Storm
Jeanne, in the Caribbean, and Hurricane Javier, off Mexico's west
coast. We do this to ensure our guests enjoy safe and comfortable
cruises and to make certain our ships steer clear of the storms. We
also continue to monitor our operations resulting from Hurricane
Frances.

The safety and comfort of our guests are always the foremost concern
of Royal Caribbean International.

Due to damage caused by Hurricane Frances, Royal Caribbean
International is currently unable to bring its ships to Freeport,
Bahamas; and Coco Cay, Bahamas, Royal Caribbean's private island.
Also, Royal Caribbean International's Mariner of the Seas is currently
unable to sail into Port Canaveral, Florida, but will resume its
normal Sunday departures from there on September 19.

In the case of Port Canaveral, a sand bar, 50 feet wide, was created
by Hurricane Frances in the channel leading to the port. This has
reduced the depth of the water in that area to approximately 20 feet,
and the depth of the water in the deepest part of the channel to
approximately 30 feet. Mariner of the Seas, which normally sails from
Port Canaveral, is one of the largest cruise ships in the world and
requires a minimum water depth of 35 feet to safely sail. The channel
is currently being cleared of the excess sand and Mariner of the Seas
will return there this Sunday

Given the locations and projected paths of Hurricane Ivan, Tropical
Storm Jeanne, and Hurricane Javier, we are currently altering the
itineraries of several Royal Caribbean International ships.

We will update this information three times daily - at 10 a.m., 3 p.m.
and 7 p.m.





Ships sailing from Port Canaveral



Sovereign of the Seas, normally scheduled to depart Port Canaveral on
September 13, on a four-night sailing, made that sailing from Port
Everglades. The ship will make a port call in Nassau, Bahamas, today
and Thursday, and will return to Port Canaveral on Friday morning,
September 17. At the conclusion of this sailing, Royal Caribbean will
transport guests from Port Canaveral to Port Everglades and the
Orlando airport.

Sovereign of the Seas will resume its normal Friday and Monday
departures from Port Canaveral starting on Friday, September 17.


REVISED: Mariner of the Seas, originally scheduled to depart Port
Canaveral on September 12, on a seven-night sailing, made that sailing
from the Port of Miami. The ship will not make its port call in
Georgetown, Cayman Islands, today. Instead, the ship will spend today
at sea. The ship will now return to Port Canaveral on Sunday morning,
September 19. At the conclusion of this sailing, Royal Caribbean will
transport guests from Port Canaveral to the Orlando, Fort Lauderdale,
and Miami airports, as well as the Port of Miami.

REVISED: Mariner of the Seas, will resume its normal Sunday departures
from Port Canaveral starting on Sunday, September 19.





Ships sailing from the Port of Miami



Explorer of the Seas currently on its September 12 sailing, will make
a port call in Costa Maya, Mexico, today; make a port call in Cozumel,
Mexico, on Thursday; make a port call in Belize City, Belize, on
Friday; and return to the Port of Miami on Sunday, September 19.


Majesty of the Seas currently on its September 13 sailing, will spend
today at sea; make a port call in Key West, Florida, on Thursday; and
return to the Port of Miami on Friday, September 17.





Ships sailing from Port of Galveston



Rhapsody of the Seas currently on its September 12 sailing, will make
a port call in Belize City, Belize, today; make a port call in Costa
Maya, Mexico, on Thursday; make a port call in Cozumel, Mexico, on
Friday; and return to the Port of Galveston on Sunday, September 19.





Ships sailing from Cape Liberty Cruise Port



Voyager of the Seas, currently on its September 10 sailing, will make
a port call in San Juan, Puerto Rico, today; make a port call in
Philipsburg, St. Maarten, on Wednesday; make a port call in St.
Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, on Thursday; and return to Cape Liberty
on Sunday, September 19.





Ships sailing from the Port of San Diego



REVISED: Legend of the Seas, currently on its September 12 sailing,
will not make its port call in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, on Thursday.
The ships will spend the day at sea on Thursday and Friday; make a
port call in Ensenada, Mexico, on Saturday; and return to San Diego on
Sunday, September 19.





Ships sailing from the Port of Los Angeles



REVISED: Monarch of the Seas, which departs on Friday, September 17,
on a three-night sailing, will not make its port call in Ensenada,
Mexico, on Saturday. The ship will spend the day at sea on Saturday;
make a port call in Ensenada on Sunday; and return to Los Angeles on
Monday, September 19.




At this time, no other Royal Caribbean International ships are being
impacted by tropical weather. We will continue to closely monitor
weather conditions and update this information at 7 p.m. today.

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Tropical Weather Update

September 15, 2004 - 3 p.m.

Celebrity Cruises continues to closely monitor the path and progress
of Hurricane Ivan, in the Gulf of Mexico, Tropical Storm Jeanne, in
the Caribbean, and Hurricane Javier, off Mexico’s west coast. We do
this to ensure our guests enjoy safe and comfortable cruises and to
make certain our ships steer clear of the storms. We also continue to
monitor our operations resulting from Hurricane Frances.

The safety and comfort of our guests are always the foremost concern
of Celebrity Cruises.

Given the locations and projected paths of Hurricane Ivan, Tropical
Storm Jeanne, and Hurricane Javier, we are currently altering the
itinerary of one Celebrity Cruises ship.

We will update this information three times daily – at 10 a.m., 3 p.m.
and 7 p.m.

Ships sailing from Port Everglades


Century, currently on its September 11 sailing, will make a port call
in Cozumel, Mexico, today; make a port call at Key West, Florida, on
Thursday; and will return to Port Everglades on Saturday, September
18.
At this time, no other Celebrity Cruises ships are being impacted by
tropical weather. We will continue to closely monitor weather
conditions and update this information at 7 p.m. today.

Hi Everyone,

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be of interest. If you have missed any of my news' postings, they are
available on my web site.

Best regards,
Ray
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Tropical Weather Update

September 15, 2004 - 7 p.m.

Celebrity Cruises continues to closely monitor the path and progress
of Hurricane Ivan, in the Gulf of Mexico, Tropical Storm Jeanne, in
the Caribbean, and Hurricane Javier, off Mexico’s west coast. We do
this to ensure our guests enjoy safe and comfortable cruises and to
make certain our ships steer clear of the storms. We also continue to
monitor our operations resulting from Hurricane Frances.

The safety and comfort of our guests are always the foremost concern
of Celebrity Cruises.

Given the locations and projected paths of Hurricane Ivan, Tropical
Storm Jeanne, and Hurricane Javier, we are currently altering the
itinerary of one Celebrity Cruises ship.

We will update this information three times daily – at 10 a.m., 3 p.m.
and 7 p.m.

Ships sailing from Port Everglades


Century, currently on its September 11 sailing, will make a port call
in Cozumel, Mexico, today; make a port call at Key West, Florida, on
Thursday; and will return to Port Everglades on Saturday, September
18.
At this time, no other Celebrity Cruises ships are being impacted by
tropical weather. We will continue to closely monitor weather
conditions and update this information at 10 a.m. Thursday.

Hi Everyone,

I received this information from Celebrity and thought it would
be of interest. If you have missed any of my news' postings, they are
available on my web site.

Best regards,
Ray
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Tropical Weather Update

September 15, 2004 - 7 p.m.

Celebrity Cruises continues to closely monitor the path and progress
of Hurricane Ivan, in the Gulf of Mexico, Tropical Storm Jeanne, in
the Caribbean, and Hurricane Javier, off Mexico’s west coast. We do
this to ensure our guests enjoy safe and comfortable cruises and to
make certain our ships steer clear of the storms. We also continue to
monitor our operations resulting from Hurricane Frances.

The safety and comfort of our guests are always the foremost concern
of Celebrity Cruises.

Given the locations and projected paths of Hurricane Ivan, Tropical
Storm Jeanne, and Hurricane Javier, we are currently altering the
itinerary of one Celebrity Cruises ship.

We will update this information three times daily – at 10 a.m., 3 p.m.
and 7 p.m.

Ships sailing from Port Everglades


Century, currently on its September 11 sailing, will make a port call
in Cozumel, Mexico, today; make a port call at Key West, Florida, on
Thursday; and will return to Port Everglades on Saturday, September
18.
At this time, no other Celebrity Cruises ships are being impacted by
tropical weather. We will continue to closely monitor weather
conditions and update this information at 10 a.m. Thursday.

Hi Everyone,

I received this information from Royal Caribbean and thought it would
be of interest. If you have missed any of my news' postings, they are
available on my web site.

Best regards,
Ray
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Tropical Weather Update

Tropical Weather Update

September 15, 2004 - 7 p.m.

Royal Caribbean International continues to closely monitor the path
and progress of Hurricane Ivan, in the Gulf of Mexico, Tropical Storm
Jeanne, in the Caribbean, and Hurricane Javier, off Mexico's west
coast. We do this to ensure our guests enjoy safe and comfortable
cruises and to make certain our ships steer clear of the storms. We
also continue to monitor our operations resulting from Hurricane
Frances.

The safety and comfort of our guests are always the foremost concern
of Royal Caribbean International.

Due to damage caused by Hurricane Frances, Royal Caribbean
International is currently unable to bring its ships to Freeport,
Bahamas; and Coco Cay, Bahamas, Royal Caribbean's private island.
Also, Royal Caribbean International's Mariner of the Seas is currently
unable to sail into Port Canaveral, Florida, but will resume its
normal Sunday departures from there on September 19.

In the case of Port Canaveral, a sand bar, 50 feet wide, was created
by Hurricane Frances in the channel leading to the port. This has
reduced the depth of the water in that area to approximately 20 feet,
and the depth of the water in the deepest part of the channel to
approximately 30 feet. Mariner of the Seas, which normally sails from
Port Canaveral, is one of the largest cruise ships in the world and
requires a minimum water depth of 35 feet to safely sail. The channel
is currently being cleared of the excess sand and Mariner of the Seas
will return there this Sunday

Given the locations and projected paths of Hurricane Ivan, Tropical
Storm Jeanne, and Hurricane Javier, we are currently altering the
itineraries of several Royal Caribbean International ships.

We will update this information three times daily - at 10 a.m., 3 p.m.
and 7 p.m.





Ships sailing from Port Canaveral



Sovereign of the Seas, normally scheduled to depart Port Canaveral on
September 13, on a four-night sailing, made that sailing from Port
Everglades. The ship will make a port call in Nassau, Bahamas, today
and Thursday, and will return to Port Canaveral on Friday morning,
September 17. At the conclusion of this sailing, Royal Caribbean will
transport guests from Port Canaveral to Port Everglades and the
Orlando airport.

Sovereign of the Seas will resume its normal Friday and Monday
departures from Port Canaveral starting on Friday, September 17.


Mariner of the Seas, originally scheduled to depart Port Canaveral on
September 12, on a seven-night sailing, made that sailing from the
Port of Miami. The ship will not make its port call in Georgetown,
Cayman Islands, today. Instead, the ship will spend today at sea. The
ship will now return to Port Canaveral on Sunday morning, September
19. At the conclusion of this sailing, Royal Caribbean will transport
guests from Port Canaveral to the Orlando, Fort Lauderdale, and Miami
airports, as well as the Port of Miami.

Mariner of the Seas, will resume its normal Sunday departures from
Port Canaveral starting on Sunday, September 19.





Ships sailing from the Port of Miami



Explorer of the Seas currently on its September 12 sailing, will make
a port call in Costa Maya, Mexico, today; make a port call in Cozumel,
Mexico, on Thursday; make a port call in Belize City, Belize, on
Friday; and return to the Port of Miami on Sunday, September 19.


Majesty of the Seas currently on its September 13 sailing, will spend
today at sea; make a port call in Key West, Florida, on Thursday; and
return to the Port of Miami on Friday, September 17.





Ships sailing from Port of Galveston



Rhapsody of the Seas currently on its September 12 sailing, will make
a port call in Belize City, Belize, today; make a port call in Costa
Maya, Mexico, on Thursday; make a port call in Cozumel, Mexico, on
Friday; and return to the Port of Galveston on Sunday, September 19.





Ships sailing from Cape Liberty Cruise Port



Voyager of the Seas, currently on its September 10 sailing, will make
a port call in San Juan, Puerto Rico, today; make a port call in
Philipsburg, St. Maarten, on Wednesday; make a port call in St.
Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, on Thursday; and return to Cape Liberty
on Sunday, September 19.





Ships sailing from the Port of San Diego



Legend of the Seas, currently on its September 12 sailing, will not
make its port call in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, on Thursday. The ships
will spend the day at sea on Thursday and Friday; make a port call in
Ensenada, Mexico, on Saturday; and return to San Diego on Sunday,
September 19.





Ships sailing from the Port of Los Angeles



Monarch of the Seas, which departs on Friday, September 17, on a
three-night sailing, will not make its port call in Ensenada, Mexico,
on Saturday. The ship will spend the day at sea on Saturday; make a
port call in Ensenada on Sunday; and return to Los Angeles on Monday,
September 19.




At this time, no other Royal Caribbean International ships are being
impacted by tropical weather. We will continue to closely monitor
weather conditions and update this information at 10 a.m. Thursday.

Hi Everyone,

I received this information from Royal Caribbean and thought it would
be of interest. If you have missed any of my news' postings, they are
available on my web site.

Best regards,
Ray
LIGHTHOUSE TRAVEL
800-719-9917 or 805-566-3905
http://www.lighthousetravel.com
Tropical Weather Update

Tropical Weather Update

September 15, 2004 - 7 p.m.

Royal Caribbean International continues to closely monitor the path
and progress of Hurricane Ivan, in the Gulf of Mexico, Tropical Storm
Jeanne, in the Caribbean, and Hurricane Javier, off Mexico's west
coast. We do this to ensure our guests enjoy safe and comfortable
cruises and to make certain our ships steer clear of the storms. We
also continue to monitor our operations resulting from Hurricane
Frances.

The safety and comfort of our guests are always the foremost concern
of Royal Caribbean International.

Due to damage caused by Hurricane Frances, Royal Caribbean
International is currently unable to bring its ships to Freeport,
Bahamas; and Coco Cay, Bahamas, Royal Caribbean's private island.
Also, Royal Caribbean International's Mariner of the Seas is currently
unable to sail into Port Canaveral, Florida, but will resume its
normal Sunday departures from there on September 19.

In the case of Port Canaveral, a sand bar, 50 feet wide, was created
by Hurricane Frances in the channel leading to the port. This has
reduced the depth of the water in that area to approximately 20 feet,
and the depth of the water in the deepest part of the channel to
approximately 30 feet. Mariner of the Seas, which normally sails from
Port Canaveral, is one of the largest cruise ships in the world and
requires a minimum water depth of 35 feet to safely sail. The channel
is currently being cleared of the excess sand and Mariner of the Seas
will return there this Sunday

Given the locations and projected paths of Hurricane Ivan, Tropical
Storm Jeanne, and Hurricane Javier, we are currently altering the
itineraries of several Royal Caribbean International ships.

We will update this information three times daily - at 10 a.m., 3 p.m.
and 7 p.m.





Ships sailing from Port Canaveral



Sovereign of the Seas, normally scheduled to depart Port Canaveral on
September 13, on a four-night sailing, made that sailing from Port
Everglades. The ship will make a port call in Nassau, Bahamas, today
and Thursday, and will return to Port Canaveral on Friday morning,
September 17. At the conclusion of this sailing, Royal Caribbean will
transport guests from Port Canaveral to Port Everglades and the
Orlando airport.

Sovereign of the Seas will resume its normal Friday and Monday
departures from Port Canaveral starting on Friday, September 17.


Mariner of the Seas, originally scheduled to depart Port Canaveral on
September 12, on a seven-night sailing, made that sailing from the
Port of Miami. The ship will not make its port call in Georgetown,
Cayman Islands, today. Instead, the ship will spend today at sea. The
ship will now return to Port Canaveral on Sunday morning, September
19. At the conclusion of this sailing, Royal Caribbean will transport
guests from Port Canaveral to the Orlando, Fort Lauderdale, and Miami
airports, as well as the Port of Miami.

Mariner of the Seas, will resume its normal Sunday departures from
Port Canaveral starting on Sunday, September 19.





Ships sailing from the Port of Miami



Explorer of the Seas currently on its September 12 sailing, will make
a port call in Costa Maya, Mexico, today; make a port call in Cozumel,
Mexico, on Thursday; make a port call in Belize City, Belize, on
Friday; and return to the Port of Miami on Sunday, September 19.


Majesty of the Seas currently on its September 13 sailing, will spend
today at sea; make a port call in Key West, Florida, on Thursday; and
return to the Port of Miami on Friday, September 17.





Ships sailing from Port of Galveston



Rhapsody of the Seas currently on its September 12 sailing, will make
a port call in Belize City, Belize, today; make a port call in Costa
Maya, Mexico, on Thursday; make a port call in Cozumel, Mexico, on
Friday; and return to the Port of Galveston on Sunday, September 19.





Ships sailing from Cape Liberty Cruise Port



Voyager of the Seas, currently on its September 10 sailing, will make
a port call in San Juan, Puerto Rico, today; make a port call in
Philipsburg, St. Maarten, on Wednesday; make a port call in St.
Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, on Thursday; and return to Cape Liberty
on Sunday, September 19.





Ships sailing from the Port of San Diego



Legend of the Seas, currently on its September 12 sailing, will not
make its port call in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, on Thursday. The ships
will spend the day at sea on Thursday and Friday; make a port call in
Ensenada, Mexico, on Saturday; and return to San Diego on Sunday,
September 19.





Ships sailing from the Port of Los Angeles



Monarch of the Seas, which departs on Friday, September 17, on a
three-night sailing, will not make its port call in Ensenada, Mexico,
on Saturday. The ship will spend the day at sea on Saturday; make a
port call in Ensenada on Sunday; and return to Los Angeles on Monday,
September 19.




At this time, no other Royal Caribbean International ships are being
impacted by tropical weather. We will continue to closely monitor
weather conditions and update this information at 10 a.m. Thursday.

Hi Everyone,

I received this information from Carnival and thought it would
be of interest. If you have missed any of my news' postings, they are
available on my web site.

Best regards,
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Itinerary Update

(9/15/04 2:00 PM EST) – We are closely monitoring the progress of
Hurricane Ivan. We have currently made itinerary changes for several
ships as shown below.

DEPARTING FROM TAMPA:

SENSATION - Five day cruise that departed Mon., Sept. 13 from Miami
will return to Tampa on Sept. 18.

INSPIRATION - Seven day cruise departing Sun., Sept. 12 will visit
Progreso (Tue.), Cozumel (Wed.), Belize (Thur.) and Costa Maya (Fri.)

DEPARTING FROM NEW ORLEANS:

CARNIVAL CONQUEST - Seven day cruise departing Sun., Sept. 12 will
visit Cozumel (Wed.) and Progreso (Fri.)

HOLIDAY - Five day cruise that departed Sat., Sept. 11 will visit
Progreso (Mon.) and Veracruz (Tue.)

HOLIDAY - Five day cruise that departed on Sat., Sept. 11 will return
to Galveston, Texas on Thur., Sept. 16. Guests will have three options
to debark: (1) debark on Thurs. and make independent transportation
arrangements; (2) debark on Fri., Sept. 17 and take complimentary bus
transportation to New Orleans; (3) stay onboard and sail back to New
Orleans with arrival planned for Sat. afternoon.

HOLIDAY - Four day cruise scheduled to depart on Thurs., Sept. 16 will
be changed to a two day cruise-to-nowhere departing on Sat., Sept. 18
at 7:00 PM (boarding is planned to begin at 3:00 PM). Guests that sail
on the 2 day will receive a 50% cruise fare refund and a $50 per
person onboard credit. Guests that elect to cancel will receive a
full refund.

DEPARTING FROM BALTIMO

CARNIVAL MIRACLE - Seven day cruise departing Sun., Sept. 12 will
visit Nassau (Wed.) and Port Canaveral (Thur.)

DEPARTING FROM GALVESTON:

CELEBRATION - Five day cruise that departed Sat., Sept. 11 will visit
Progreso (Mon.) and Veracruz (Tue.)

DEPARTING FROM MIAMI:

FASCINATION - Four day cruise departing Mon., Sept. 13 will visit
Nassau (Tue.)

CARNIVAL TRIUMPH - Seven day cruise that departed Sat., Sept. 11 will
visit San Juan (Mon.), St. Thomas (Tues.) and Nassau (Fri.)

DEPARTING FROM NEW YORK:

CARNIVAL LEGEND - Eight day cruise that departed Sun., Sept. 12 will
visit St. Thomas (Thur.) and San Juan (Fri.)


Up-to-date information on ship arrivals and departures will be
available at www.carnival.com and via recorded message at
1-800-CARNIVAL. You can also email questions to
-- please include booking number and/or
ship and sailing date to expedite a response. Individuals who are
scheduled to sail on any of the above voyages should check regularly
for updates.