Major cruise lines

Carnival Cruise Line

The "Fun Ships" — lively, family-friendly cruising from many U.S. homeports at great value.

The fleet (29 ships)

• Carnival Jubilee

  Third Excel-class ship, sailing year-round from Galveston with the BOLT roller coaster.

  Guests

  5,374

  Tonnage

  183,521 GT

  Length

  1,130 ft

  Built

  2023

  Refurbished

  —

• Carnival Celebration

  Christened for Carnival’s 50th birthday, with the 820 Lido zone and BOLT coaster.

  Guests

  5,282

  Tonnage

  183,521 GT

  Length

  1,130 ft

  Built

  2022

  Refurbished

  —

• Mardi Gras

  First Excel-class ship and first in North America powered by LNG; debuted the BOLT roller coaster at sea.

  Guests

  5,282

  Tonnage

  181,808 GT

  Length

  1,130 ft

  Built

  2021

  Refurbished

  —

• Carnival Firenze

  Italian-style cruising with Florentine theming, sailing from Long Beach.

  Guests

  4,126

  Tonnage

  135,500 GT

  Length

  1,061 ft

  Built

  2021

  Refurbished

  2024

• Carnival Venezia

  First “Carnival Fun Italian Style” ship, with Venice-inspired venues.

  Guests

  4,208

  Tonnage

  135,500 GT

  Length

  1,061 ft

  Built

  2019

  Refurbished

  2023

• Carnival Luminosa

  Smaller ship sailing Alaska and Australia seasons, originally built for Costa.

  Guests

  2,260

  Tonnage

  92,600 GT

  Length

  964 ft

  Built

  2009

  Refurbished

  2022

• Carnival Panorama

  Vista-class ship with the SkyZone trampoline park, sailing the Mexican Riviera.

  Guests

  4,008

  Tonnage

  133,500 GT

  Length

  1,055 ft

  Built

  2019

  Refurbished

  —

• Carnival Horizon

  Vista-class favorite with Dr. Seuss WaterWorks and the SkyRide aerial bikes.

  Guests

  3,960

  Tonnage

  133,500 GT

  Length

  1,055 ft

  Built

  2018

  Refurbished

  —

• Carnival Vista

  First Vista-class ship; introduced the SkyRide and the first IMAX at sea.

  Guests

  3,934

  Tonnage

  133,500 GT

  Length

  1,055 ft

  Built

  2016

  Refurbished

  —

• Carnival Breeze

  Dream-class ship known for its laid-back Caribbean sailings.

  Guests

  3,690

  Tonnage

  130,000 GT

  Length

  1,004 ft

  Built

  2012

  Refurbished

  2017

• Carnival Magic

  Dream-class ship with the first ropes course at sea.

  Guests

  3,690

  Tonnage

  130,000 GT

  Length

  1,004 ft

  Built

  2011

  Refurbished

  2021

• Carnival Dream

  Namesake of the Dream class, popular for family Caribbean cruises.

  Guests

  3,646

  Tonnage

  130,000 GT

  Length

  1,004 ft

  Built

  2009

  Refurbished

  2017

• Carnival Splendor

  One-of-a-kind ship sailing Australia and the South Pacific.

  Guests

  3,012

  Tonnage

  113,300 GT

  Length

  952 ft

  Built

  2008

  Refurbished

  2019

• Carnival Freedom

  Conquest-class ship sailing from Port Canaveral.

  Guests

  2,980

  Tonnage

  110,000 GT

  Length

  952 ft

  Built

  2007

  Refurbished

  2023

• Carnival Liberty

  First ship to receive the Fun Ship 2.0 upgrades.

  Guests

  2,974

  Tonnage

  110,000 GT

  Length

  952 ft

  Built

  2005

  Refurbished

  2022

• Carnival Valor

  Conquest-class ship sailing from New Orleans.

  Guests

  2,980

  Tonnage

  110,000 GT

  Length

  952 ft

  Built

  2004

  Refurbished

  2021

• Carnival Glory

  Conquest-class ship sailing from Port Canaveral and New Orleans.

  Guests

  2,980

  Tonnage

  110,000 GT

  Length

  952 ft

  Built

  2003

  Refurbished

  2022

• Carnival Conquest

  Namesake of the Conquest class, sailing from Miami.

  Guests

  2,980

  Tonnage

  110,000 GT

  Length

  952 ft

  Built

  2002

  Refurbished

  2022

• Carnival Legend

  Spirit-class ship known for Alaska and Europe seasons.

  Guests

  2,124

  Tonnage

  88,500 GT

  Length

  963 ft

  Built

  2002

  Refurbished

  2024

• Carnival Miracle

  Spirit-class ship sailing the Mexican Riviera and Alaska.

  Guests

  2,124

  Tonnage

  88,500 GT

  Length

  963 ft

  Built

  2004

  Refurbished

  2020

• Carnival Pride

  Spirit-class ship sailing year-round from Baltimore.

  Guests

  2,124

  Tonnage

  88,500 GT

  Length

  963 ft

  Built

  2002

  Refurbished

  2023

• Carnival Spirit

  First Spirit-class ship, long based in Australia.

  Guests

  2,124

  Tonnage

  88,500 GT

  Length

  963 ft

  Built

  2001

  Refurbished

  2022

• Carnival Elation

  Fantasy-class ship with a classic, smaller-ship feel.

  Guests

  2,052

  Tonnage

  71,909 GT

  Length

  855 ft

  Built

  1998

  Refurbished

  2023

• Carnival Paradise

  Fantasy-class ship sailing short getaways from Tampa.

  Guests

  2,052

  Tonnage

  71,909 GT

  Length

  855 ft

  Built

  1998

  Refurbished

  2018

• Carnival Sunshine

  Completely rebuilt in 2013 from the original Carnival Destiny.

  Guests

  3,002

  Tonnage

  102,853 GT

  Length

  892 ft

  Built

  1996

  Refurbished

  2013

• Carnival Sunrise

  Rebuilt from Carnival Triumph with a full makeover. 💩

  Guests

  2,758

  Tonnage

  101,509 GT

  Length

  893 ft

  Built

  1999

  Refurbished

  2019

• Carnival Radiance

  Rebuilt from Carnival Victory with Fun Ship 2.0 venues.

  Guests

  2,758

  Tonnage

  101,509 GT

  Length

  893 ft

  Built

  2000

  Refurbished

  2021

• Carnival Adventure

  Joined the fleet in 2025 for Australia sailings, formerly Costa Magica.

  Guests

  2,634

  Tonnage

  102,784 GT

  Length

  892 ft

  Built

  2004

  Refurbished

  2025

• Carnival Encounter

  Joined the fleet in 2025 for Brisbane sailings, formerly Costa Serena.

  Guests

  3,000

  Tonnage

  114,500 GT

  Length

  952 ft

  Built

  2007

  Refurbished

  2025

Ship figures are approximate and fleets change as new ships launch, older ships retire, and vessels are refurbished — ask us for the latest details.