Report compares lowest and highest Carnival fares in U.S. schedule search
A three-day Carnival Conquest trip was the least expensive sailing found, while a 15-day Carnival Luminosa voyage carried the highest prices.
A search of Carnival’s U.S. departure schedule identified a three-day Carnival Conquest cruise as the cheapest option reviewed. The Miami sailing is scheduled to leave October 12, 2026, for Celebration Key, with an interior cabin listed at $183 per person.
According to the report, the fare totaled $366 for two passengers, with another $102 in combined gratuities.
At the other end of the comparison, the most expensive cruise found was a 15-day Carnival Luminosa sailing from San Francisco. Departing September 17, 2027, the itinerary includes Hilo, Kona, Honolulu, Maui and Ensenada.
The lowest interior-cabin fare on that voyage was listed at $1,746 per person, or $3,492 for two passengers including port fees. A Grand Vista Suite was priced at $6,046 per person. For two passengers, the suite totaled $12,092 including taxes and fees, while gratuities added another $570.
