Carnival Cruise Lines is probably the most well-known cruise line in the industry today and it is arguably the number one cruise line for families, couples and singles looking for pure fun. So it should come as no surprise that the Carnival funship – Imagination, is a top choice for Carnival Cruise Lines passengers. It should also come as no surprise that you will have no problem finding an informative and helpful review of the Imagination Carnival cruise ship.
Carnival Imagination is a massive floating resort with a gross tonnage of 70,367. It is 855 feet in length, it has a total staff of 920 members, and it can accommodate up to 2,052 guests. Carnival Imagination has more than a dozen public rooms and meeting facilities as well as a verandah deck with room for 500 guests and a main pool area with room for 800+ guests. Public rooms include the 1,000-guest Dynasty Lounge, the 450-guest Xanadu Lounge, the 140-guest Illusions Dance Club, as well as the Mirage Bar, Pride Dining Room, Spirit Dining Room, Dream Bar, Shangri La Lounge, Vittorio’s Café, Internet Café, the Pinnacle Club, and the Horizon Bar & Grill.
The ship also has a 32-guest Curiosity Library, a 40-guest Piano Bar, a 80-guest Midship Lounge, and a 50-guest Card Room. Carnival Imagination has a wide variety of staterooms to suit dozens of different tastes and budgets. Passengers can choose from Interior Staterooms, Ocean View, Balcony, spacious Suites, or Penthouse Suites. Amenities will vary, but all staterooms feature Carnival Comfort Beds, soft carpeting, indirect lighting, tons of closet space, and individual climate control.
Carnival Imagination sails from Miami, Florida to the Bahamas and the Eastern and Western Caribbean on three day, four day or five day cruises. For passenger reviews of Imagination Carnival Cruises, visit any of the following top cruise review websites: Cruisecritic.com, Cruisereviewsonline.com, Cruisereport.com, Cruisedirectonline.com, and Cruisemates.com
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