Carnival Cruise Line flies the Pride flag at sea — but docks in countries where queerness is criminalized. From Celebration Key in the Bahamas to Jamaican ports, LGBTQ+ travelers and locals face fear, detention, and erasure. Pride is not a performance. It’s a promise. Until Carnival aligns its actions with its message, we say: No Rights. No Business. No Docking. 👉 Sign now: https://chng.it/FWfRgM5VBQ
Carnival’s Celebration Key and Jamaican Ports Are Built on Broken Rights
By Broken Paradise · RevealThem.org · July 2025
Carnival Cruise Line wants you to believe in freedom, diversity, and inclusion.
It celebrates Pride Month.
It promotes “gay-friendly” vacations.
It waves rainbow flags at sea.
But here’s the truth behind the branding.
In July 2025, Carnival opened its new private port, Celebration Key, on Grand Bahama Island — in close partnership with a country where:
And that’s not the only stop on Carnival’s list.
The company also regularly docks in Jamaica, where:
🛑 Carnival claims to welcome LGBTQ+ guests — and then sails them directly into danger.
Carnival’s $600 million “Celebration Key” project is not inclusive.
It is a beachfront mirage, masking the legal and social reality onshore.
And Jamaica? Even worse.
Inclusion is not waving a rainbow at sea while docking in injustice on land.
Carnival makes money from silence.
It brands itself as inclusive.
It hosts drag shows and sells Pride-themed souvenirs.
But behind the marketing are real people — in real danger.
By partnering with governments that jail, deport, or erase LGBTQ+ people, Carnival is complicit.
Celebration Key isn’t a celebration.
It’s a symbol of everything that’s wrong with corporate Pride.
We call on Carnival Cruise Line to:
We, the undersigned, believe:
No Rights, No Business. No Dignity, No Docking.
Carnival can’t claim allyship while funding oppression.
Until it acts, we sail elsewhere.
🔗 https://revealthem.org/boycott
🛑 Don’t Sail With Silence.
📣 Demand better.
#DontSailWithSilence #BoycottCarnival #BrokenParadise #LGBTQTravel #HumanRightsMatter