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Carnival Adventure
Carnival Adventure is an Australian-homeported Fun Ship on Grand-class bones — ex-Golden Princess — with theatre nights, specialty steak and itineraries aimed at local holidays. She carries about 2,600 guests. She suits Australia and New Zealand cruisers who want Carnival soft product on mid-size Grand-class hardware.
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Carnival Breeze
Carnival Breeze is a Dream-class Fun Ship with SportSquare energy, WaterWorks and Carnival’s casual-dining street. She carries about 3,690 guests. She suits families who want sunshine-week Fun Ship thrills without Excel-class coasters.
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Carnival Celebration
Carnival Celebration is an Excel-class Fun Ship with Bolt coaster, WaterWorks and Zone nightlife at about 5,370 guests. She carries Carnival’s biggest holiday energy. She suits families who want the thrills and a dining map built for sea-day crowds.
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Carnival Conquest
Carnival Conquest is the lead Conquest-class Fun Ship with WaterWorks, specialty steak and Carnival’s comedy-and-casino evenings. She carries about 2,980 guests. She suits families who want classic Fun Ship energy without Excel-class thrills.
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Carnival Dream
Carnival Dream is the first Dream-class Fun Ship with Seaside Theatre nights, WaterWorks splash and Carnival’s full casual-dining street. She carries about 3,650 guests. She suits families who want bigger outdoor scale than Conquest without Excel megaship thrills.
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Carnival Elation
Carnival Elation is a Fantasy-class Fun Ship from the late 1990s that still runs short Caribbean and Bahamas hops. She carries about 2,050 guests on a compact map. She suits guests who want busy Fun Ship energy on three- and four-night weeks without megaship walking times.
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Carnival Encounter
Carnival Encounter is an Australian-homeported Fun Ship on Grand-class bones — ex-Star Princess — with theatre nights, specialty steak and itineraries aimed at local holidays. She carries about 2,600 guests. She suits Australia and New Zealand cruisers who want Carnival soft product on mid-size Grand-class hardware.
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Carnival Festivale
Carnival Festivale is an Excel-class Fun Ship aimed at the next generation of Carnival holidays — Zones, Bolt-scale thrills and a dining map built for sea-day crowds. She is due for about 5,370 guests. Treat venue names and opening dates as current-season colour until she is in service.
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Carnival Firenze
Carnival Firenze is a Vista-class ship with Italian design cues, transferred from Costa to Carnival, with Fun Ship dining brands and piazza energy rather than plain Lido sprawl. She carries about 4,130 guests. She suits guests who want Carnival soft product with a touch of Italian public-room style.
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Carnival Freedom
Carnival Freedom is a later Conquest-class Fun Ship with WaterWorks, Fahrenheit 555 steak nights and comedy-and-casino evenings. She carries about 2,970 guests. She suits families who want the familiar Fun Ship formula on Caribbean and Gulf weeks.
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Carnival Glory
Carnival Glory is a Conquest-class Fun Ship with WaterWorks, Fahrenheit 555 and Guy’s Burger Joint on a map most guests learn quickly. She carries about 2,980 guests. She suits families who want familiar Carnival energy on warm-water holidays.
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Carnival Horizon
Carnival Horizon is the second Vista-class Fun Ship with Liquid Lounge productions, IMAX nights and a full Guy’s dining circus. She carries about 3,960 guests. She suits families who want named Fun Ship brands and a walkable Vista-class map without Excel megaship scale.
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Carnival Jubilee
Carnival Jubilee is Galveston’s Excel-class Fun Ship with Bolt, zone dining and Playlist Productions at about 5,370 guests. She carries Carnival’s biggest holiday energy for Gulf Caribbean weeks. She suits families who want coaster thrills and Zone nightlife in one week.
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Carnival Legend
Carnival Legend is a Spirit-class Fun Ship: panamax-friendly length, a single main funnel look, and enough dining and deck life for week-long Caribbean and longer seasonal runs. She carries about 2,120 guests. She suits guests who want Fun Ship energy on a leaner Spirit-class map.
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Carnival Liberty
Carnival Liberty is a Conquest-class Fun Ship with WaterWorks, Fahrenheit 555 and Guy’s Burger Joint on a map most guests learn quickly. She carries about 2,970 guests. She suits families who want familiar Carnival energy on warm-water holidays.
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Carnival Luminosa
Carnival Luminosa is a mid-size Fun Ship on Concordia-class bones, with Fahrenheit 555, Punchliner’s comedy and Serenity Retreat. She suits guests who want Carnival energy without Excel-scale crowds.
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Carnival Magic
Carnival Magic is a Dream-class Fun Ship with WaterWorks splash, Punchliner’s comedy and a full Carnival dining map. Big enough for the brand without Excel neighbourhood hiking.
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Carnival Miracle
Carnival Miracle is a Spirit-class Fun Ship — mid-size, walkable and long enough for Alaska and Panama Canal weeks. Carnival brands without Dream-class hiking.
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Carnival Panorama
Carnival Panorama is a West Coast Vista-class Fun Ship — Liquid Lounge shows, IMAX, SkyRide and Guy’s smokehouse nights without Excel coasters.
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Carnival Paradise
Carnival Paradise is a Fantasy-class Fun Ship from 1998 with major refits — smaller-scale Carnival energy, Punchliner’s comedy and casual dining brands for short Caribbean hops.
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Carnival Pride
Carnival Pride is a Spirit-class Fun Ship from Baltimore’s familiar East Coast pattern — mid-size, built for longer runs, with Carnival dining and Punchliner’s comedy.
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Carnival Radiance
Carnival Radiance is the former Victory, heavily refreshed in 2021 — Destiny-class Fun Ship dining, Punchliner’s comedy and Serenity for West Coast short weeks.
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Carnival Spirit
Carnival Spirit is the lead Spirit-class Fun Ship, with a long Australasian chapter. Mid-size, built for longer runs, and still a Carnival ship you can learn in a day.
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Carnival Splendor
Carnival Splendor is a Concordia-class Fun Ship from 2008 — large-ship Carnival dining, Punchliner’s comedy and Serenity after a full Fun Ship brand reset.
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Carnival Sunrise
Carnival Sunrise is the former Triumph, rebuilt and renamed in 2019 — Destiny-class Fun Ship venues on classic large-ship bones for short Caribbean hops.
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Carnival Sunshine
Carnival Sunshine is the former Destiny, comprehensively rebuilt in 2013 — Fun Ship dining, Punchliner’s comedy and Serenity on the first Fun Ship giant’s bones.
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Carnival Valor
Carnival Valor is a Conquest-class Fun Ship from 2004 — mid-large layout, WaterWorks where fitted, and a full comedy-and-dining programme after successive refreshes.
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Carnival Venezia
Carnival Venezia is a Venice-class Fun Ship with Italian piazza flair, Fahrenheit 555, Liquid Lounge shows and WaterWorks thrills — scenic wrapping on a busy Carnival week.
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Carnival Vista
Carnival Vista is the Vista-class namesake — Liquid Lounge nights, IMAX, WaterWorks splash and Fahrenheit 555 steak dinners on a Fun Ship with a piazza heart.
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Mardi Gras
Mardi Gras is Carnival’s Excel statement ship: Bolt roller coaster, zone dining, Plaza entertainment and a party pace built for Caribbean short breaks.