Carnival Cruise Line has issued a warning to passengers boarding the Carnival Jubilee on May 16 and the Carnival Breeze on May 18, 2026, due to roadway construction at the Port of Galveston. Travelers will be using Cruise Terminal 25 (CT25) and may encounter lane closures on Harborside Drive, the main access road.
Guests are advised to check local traffic conditions on their embarkation day, as adjustments to travel routes may be necessary. Carnival mentioned that traffic signs and personnel will be stationed to assist in navigating through the construction zone.
For those parking at the port, it’s important to proceed directly to the designated parking areas with luggage and companions. Passengers will have access to a complimentary shuttle service to the cruise terminal, but this service will not be available for those parking at Express Lot and SMP Garage.
Additionally, vehicular access to CT25 from nearby CT28 will be restricted, so guests should guide their drivers accordingly to avoid delays. Carnival emphasized adhering to pre-selected Terminal Arrival Appointments to facilitate a smooth boarding experience, reminding passengers that they must be onboard by the final boarding time.
The Carnival Jubilee’s itinerary includes a seven-night journey through the Western Caribbean, visiting Cozumel, Costa Maya, and Carnival’s Mahogany Bay port in Roatán. The Carnival Breeze will operate a five-night cruise toward Progreso and Cozumel in Mexico.
For more details regarding the construction and travel, check the port’s website.
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