Carnival Tropicale Opens Bookings for April 2028 Debut From Galveston
Carnival's final Excel-class ship will begin sailing from Galveston on April 15, 2028, with varied cruise lengths, a six-slide water park and three new dining concepts.
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Carnival's final Excel-class ship will begin sailing from Galveston on April 15, 2028, with varied cruise lengths, a six-slide water park and three new dining concepts.
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