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The 8 classes of Carnival Cruise Line ships, explained

The 8 classes of Carnival Cruise Line ships, explained Gene Sloan © Provided by The Points Guy MSN has partnered with The Points Guy for our coverage of credit card products. MSN and The Points Guy may receive a commission from card issuers. Thinking about a cruise on a Carnival Cruise Line ship? You’ve got a lot of options. Carnival operates 24 vessels, with one more scheduled to join its fleet in 2022. That’s more vessels than any other major cruise line except Royal Caribbean, which also has 24 vessels. In general, Carnival’s 24 ships are big ships. But with one exception, they’re not giants by today’s standards. Carnival just took delivery of its first truly giant ship in years, the 181,808-ton, 5,282-passenger Mardi Gras. It’s currently scheduled to start sailing in June. But other than Mardi Gras, Carnival’s biggest vessel, the 4,008-passenger Carnival Panorama, measures just 135,000 tons. That’s about 40% smaller than the biggest ships

Mardi Gras La Piazza has Italian courtyard theme, food and drink

New on Mardi Gras  outdoor dining at Cucina del Capitano, part of La Piazza Inspired by Italy, La Piazza on the new Mardi Gras is home to new food and beverage outlets along with expanded versions of Carnival favorites. Designed to resemble a stroll through an Italian courtyard with red brick, streetlights and ornate iron and tile work, as well as murals of famous piazzas in Rome, Venice and other Italian cities, La Piazza also features fun, Insta-worthy touches like a Vespa and a Fiat. Both are from 1972, the year of Carnival Cruise Line’s founding with the original Mardi Gras.

In pictures: Mardi Gras, Carnival s new £1 billion cruise ship

Mardi Gras maiden voyage is planned for April 2021 Coronavirus may have brought the global cruise industry to its knees last year but cruise lines remain confident that they will take to the water once more in 2021 – many on spectacular new ships. The coolest, and craziest, new ship for 2021 has to be Mardi Gras. Carnival’s 6,500 passenger ship features the world’s first rollercoaster at sea – take a bow, Bolt – as well as restaurants from celebrities and sports stars, a suspended rope course, water park, two theatres and a 1972 Fiat strategically parked in a “piazza” for Instagram purposes. Mardis Gras will also one of the first ships to be powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG), thereby slashing pollution and making it one one of the greenest cruise giants in North America.

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