Carnival Cruise Line – Contact a Ship

Carnival Cruise Line

How do I contact a passenger directly on Carnival Cruise Line?

Carnival does not offer a Shore to Ship calling service.

In the event of a true emergency, loved ones may contact Carnival’s call center at 1-800-764-7419 on a 24/7 basis. Carnival Cruise Line’s team will take down the caller’s name and contact information and pass it on to our Guest Services team onboard.

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