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  • Take A Tour of the Carnival Panorama

    Take A Tour of the Carnival Panorama

    Carnival Cruise Line has just offered potential guests the opportunity to take a virtual tour of the Panorama, which is scheduled to launch later this year. The 3D virtual tour is the only way to get a good look at the fun and features that will be included when the Panorama launches its first cruise from the Port of Long Beach on December 11, 2019.
    The tour takes about four minutes and is hosted by the ship’s future cruise director, Emma Nixon. Stops along the tour include a visit to the world’s first Sky Zone trampoline park aboard a cruise ship, the water park, the Sky Ride and a variety of other public venues on the ship. There will also be a few teasers as to what else guests might find when they cruise on the Panorama later this year or early in 2020.
    The Panorama is a Vista-class ship and will be very much like the Carnival Vista and the Horizon. Each of these ships accommodates nearly 4,000 passengers and weighs in at over 133,000 tons. While the ship is still under construction at the Fincantieri shipyard in Italy, it is scheduled to be based in the Mexican Riviera after its initial welcome cruise departing from Long Beach, California. The year-round seven-day cruises will begin on December 14, 2019, and will include regular stops at Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan and Puerto Vallarta.
    The current pricing for a vacation on the Panorama offers a wide range to accommodate all budgets. The interior cabins start at $709 per person and increase to nearly $1,000 for trips during the holidays. Oceanview cabins range from about $1,000 in the non-holiday season to $1,200 at the holiday. And finally, the balcony cabins are starting at $1,200 and will increase to almost $1,500 at the holiday.
    Guests on the Panorama will have the opportunity to enjoy brand new cabins, restaurants, and adventures at every turn on this fifteen deck ship. The style is fresh and bold with bright colors in the cabins and comfort in all of the private and public areas of the ship. And the themed restaurants including a steak house, seafood shack, sushi, and a BBQ joint are certain to offer something for everyone and a new experience with every meal.
    Check out the 3D tour today and see if the new Carnival Panorama might be the perfect place for your next vacation.

  • Carnival Cruise Line Ship

    Carnival Cruise Lines, owned by Carnival Corporation, is part of the world’s largest cruise company. It should come as no surprise that Carnival Cruise Lines is also home to some of the world’s largest and most expensive cruise ships. Two of the most expensive Carnival Cruise Line ships are Carnival Glory with a price tag of $500 million and Carnival Valor at $500 Million.

    The entire Carnival Cruise Lines “Fun Ship Fleet” includes: Carnival Conquest, Carnival Destiny, Carnival Ecstasy, Carnival Elation, Carnival Fantasy, Carnival Fascination, Carnival Freedom, Carnival Glory, Carnival Imagination, Carnival Inspiration, Carnival Legend, Carnival Liberty, Carnival Miracle, Carnival Paradise, Carnival Pride, Carnival Sensation, Carnival Spirit, Carnival Splendor, Carnival Triumph, Carnival Valor, Carnival Celebration, Carnival Victory, Carnival Holiday, and Carnival Dream.

    Aboard Carnival Cruise Line ships, passengers will enjoy one of Carnival Cruise Lines many restaurants ranging from casual to posh, nightlife such as gambling at casinos (all Carnival Cruise Line casinos feature slot machines, black jack, poker, and roulette), nightclubs, bars, lounges, live music shows and other live performances.

    Passengers can also take golf lessons, swim, shop, or spend the day at Carnival Cruises “Spa Carnival.” Spa Carnival features a health club with state-of-the-art exercise equipment, a jogging track, and aerobics classes. It also features a steam room and sauna, full-body massage services, facials, loofah treatments, manicures, pedicures, and hairstyling. Carnival Cruise Line ship accommodations include: interior staterooms, ocean view staterooms, balcony staterooms, suites, and penthouse suites.

    If you think all of this is going to cost you, think again! Besides Disney Cruise Line, no other cruise line in the world attracts more families with kids of all ages and cruisers of all kinds (especially those on a budget) than Carnival Cruise Line. In fact, Carnival Cruise Line carries more passengers that any other cruise line in service today making it the “Most Popular Cruise Line in the World.”

    Depending on a number of factors ranging from accommodations (interior, ocean view, balcony, suite, and penthouse suite) destination, when you book, and how you book (online, through an agent, in-person) Carnival Cruise Lines rates may start at around $299 up to $700 or more. If you book on the Carnival Cruise Lines website, there are plenty of opportunities to score a discount. Carnival cruises offers Alaska specials, Caribbean cruise specials, family deals, special rates on new itineraries, specials on European sailings, New York specials, specials on theme cruises, and “fun from Florida” deals. A good example is Carnival Cruises’ 5-day Eastern Caribbean cruise aboard Carnival Destiny. Starting at $349, this cruise departs from Miami, Florida with stops in Grand Turk, Half Moon Cay, Bahamas, and Nassau, Bahamas.

    Not only does Carnival Cruise Lines offer some of the most affordable cruises on the market today, it also features a wide variety of exciting destinations, an excellent selection of theme cruises, exciting excursions, and flexible schedules. Carnival Cruise Lines complete list of destinations includes: Alaska (Glacier, Northbound Alaska, Southbound Alaska), Bahamas, Canada/New England, the Eastern, Southern, and Western, Europe, Hawaii, Mexico (Baja Mexico, Mexican Riviera), Panama Canal, and South America. Carnival Cruise Lines also offers special voyages to Bermuda and Transatlantic sailings.

    Carnival Cruise Lines offers itineraries ranging from a two-day “cruise to nowhere” from Norfolk, VA up to itineraries consisting of 10 days or more to Europe, Alaska, Mexico, and more. Depending on the type of cruise, whether it’s an Alaskan cruise or a Mexican Cruise, shore excursions run the gamut from glacier adventure cruises and historic horseback riding tours to swimming with the dolphins, snorkeling, jeep tours, motor coach journey’s, and rain forest exploration, to name a few.

    For more information about Carnival Cruise Lines or to book your Carnival Cruise vacation, visit the official Carnival Cruise Lines website at www.carnival.com.

    You can also book a Carnival Cruise (for some of the lowest prices available) through just about any booking search engine such as:

    Kayak.com
    Expedia.com
    Orbitz.com
    Travelocity.com
    CheapTickets.com
    VacationsToGo.com
    Cruise411.com
    Cruise.com

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