Baltimore port officials say second building is needed for new Carnival business

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Baltimore?s new status as a year-round cruise ship port sounds great to the state?s economic boosters, but port officials say accommodating the new addition will be a juggling act.

Carnival Cruises Lines announced Thursday that it would begin weekly, year-round trips between Baltimore and the Caribbean in the fall of 2009. As part of the deal, more than a year in the making, the port agreed to make minor renovations to its sole cruise ship terminal in south Locust Point.

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