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MOBILE, Ala. – Alabama’s cruise port is getting a $4 million face-lift before passenger ship service resumes in Mobile.
Carnival Cruise Lines will begin trips from the Alabama Cruise Terminal in early November following a five-year absence. The 66,000-square-foot terminal has been mostly vacant since Carnival last used it for cruises, and it’s now getting new carpet, paint, check-in areas and Customs facilities.
Terminal manager Sheila Gurganus tells WKRG-TV (http://bit.ly/2dpaV4f ) work will continue right up until the time of the first departure.
The Carnival Fantasy will begin making four- and five-day cruises from Mobile to the western Caribbean starting Nov. 9. The cruise line has only a one-year contract with the city right now, but officials hope to extend the deal.
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Information from: WKRG-TV, http://www.wkrg.com/
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