I am not sure that any cruise lines have plans to actually cruise from this new facility, especially P&O who have invested millions of pounds in their home port of Southampton. Maybe Fred Olsen, who already cruises from a number of ports around Britain at various times of year will give it a try. The main function of this new dock is to allow VISITING cruise ships of a much larger size to dock in Liverpool thus bringing much needed revenue to the City and surrounding area. There is already quite a list of ships that will be calling at the new dock in the near future. These include Grand Princess, Crystal Symphony, QE2 and a couple of the Holland America Line ships.
Princess Cruises - Caribbean Princess - 07 Sept 18 - 12nts
Fly Uk to Fort Lauderdale (Overnight in Miami) : Princes Cays (Bahamas) : St. Thomas (U.S Virgin Islands) : St. Kitts : St. Lucia : Antigua : St. Maarten : Fort Lauderdale : Fly UK
Now from £1035pp
Royal Caribbean - Navigator of the Seas - 3 Jun18 - 12nts
Southampton : Oslo (Norway) : Copenhagen : Tallinn (Estonia) : St Petersburg (overnight) : Helsinki : Skagen (Denmark) : Southampton
Now from £875pp
P&O Cruises - Oriana - 11 Nov 2018 - 28nts
Southampton : Madeira (Funchal) : Barbados (Bridgetown) : St Lucia (Castries) : Martinuqe (Fort de France) : St Kitts (Basseterre) : Antigua (St Johns) : Virgin Islands (Tortola) : St Maarten (Phillipsburg) : Ponta Delgada (Portugal) : Southampton
Now from £1637pp