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Carnival Ships by Size [2023] with Comparison Chart

Below you'll find a complete list of Carnival Ships by Size . From the cruise line's oldest ship (Carnival Sunshine) to their newest planned 2023 cruise ship, the Carnival Jubilee.

You'll find a massive difference between Carnival's smallet and the largest ship in their fleet. Scroll to the bottom of our sizing chart. You'll find that earlier ships were less than half the size of today's largest Carnival ships. To say, "my how you've grown" would be an understatement.

The drastic change in size can also be measured by "passenger count." Max capacity spans a range from 2,600 guests to over 6,600 passengers for Carnival's largest cruise ship, the Carnival Celebration.

First, we have to clear something up. We're measuring Carnival ships size by the metric, "Gross Tonnage." This always causes a bit of confusion amongst our community members. It's not simply "weight" that determines this size measurement. The definition is technical and boring, but we'll provide it anyway.

We told you it was boring! So why do we use this measurement to determine Carnival Ships Size? As noted above, it's used for safety rules and whatnot. As such, it's prevalent. Every passenger cruise ship will have this measurement . That makes it easy to compare ship size across ship, class, line and more. We've also used it to compare across cruise lines to bring you the list of the largest cruise ships in the world . Ok, we're done with today's maritime measurement course. Here's the good stuff.

Carnival Ships by Size (Largest to Smallest)

Click above to  pin this Carnival Cruise Ships by Size Infograph to your cruise planning board , so you can refer back to it when choosing your next ship!

That's every Carnival Cruise Ship currently active in their fleet, along with a couple newer ships coming down the pipeline. You can see the vast difference in ship size . This is particularly dramatic when looking at Carnival's newest planned ship, the Carnival Celebration! Here's a visual representation showing the smallest of the fleet vs this new behemoth.

The experience on these two ships will be completely different! On the Carnival Celebration, you'll be lucky to experience half of the venues on this largest, active Carnival cruise ship. Whereas the smaller ships offer a more quaint and personal experience.

In just a day or two, you'll have your bearings and likely a fixed routine on these ships. Which is better ? That's all going to depend on personal preferences! Some say "size matters." Others say, it's the "motion in the ocean" that is more important. We'll let you decide!

We've create a new post to see how these ships rank on a global scale. Carnival has a showing (albeit small) on the list of the 20 Largest Cruise Ships in the World ! Click to find out which vessels made it and where it ranks. There we also analyze Carnival's average ship size versus all other lines!

Often we're asked if size affects price. The cost of a Carnival cruise isn't directly correlated with size. You won't find that the bigger the ship, the more the cost. Nor will you find the opposite. You won't necessarily pay less for the largest Carnival ship vs the smallest. It will all depend on the specific itinerary. To get a sense of pricing, please use our widget below.

Now on to sizing. To find your specific Carnival Cruise ship, feel free to use our menu below. Clicking on any will let you quickly jump to that ship's stats.

Click on any for quick access to ship stats for that vessel.

• 1) Carnival Celebration
• 2) Carnival Jubilee
• 3) Carnival Mardi Gras
• 4) Carnival Venezia
• 5) Carnival Panorama
• 6) Carnival Horizon
• 7) Carnival Vista
• 8) Carnival Breeze
• 9) Carnival Magic
• 10) Carnival Dream
• 11) Carnival Splendor
• 12) Carnival Conquest
• 13) Carnival Glory
• 14) Carnival Liberty
• 15) Carnival Valor
• 16) Carnival Freedom
• 17) Carnival Sunshine
• 18) Carnival Radiance
• 19) Carnival Sunrise
• 20) Carnival Luminosa
• 21) Carnival Miracle
• 22) Carnival Pride
• 23) Carnival Legend
• 24) Carnival Spirit
• 25) Carnival Elation
• 26) Carnival Paradise

Below we've listed all Carnival Ships by size, including a bit more info. You'll find a bunch of very helpful sizing metrics, including tonnage, length, capacity, speed, cost, cabins and much more!

1) Carnival Celebration Size

The Carnival Celebration has a construction date of 2022 and a total size of 183,521 gross tons. The ship measures 1,130 feet (344 meters) in length and falls in line as number 1 among Carnival's 26 active cruise ships. It’s included in Carnival’s XL Class. At full capacity, the Carnival Celebration holds 8,375 passengers. That includes 6,630 cruise vacationers and 1,745 staff members. The Carnival Celebration total number of staterooms is 2,641.

• Gross Tonnage : 183,521 GT
• Ship Length : 1,130 feet (344 meters)
• Beam : 137 feet (42 meters)
• Draft : 28 feet (9 meters)
• Max Speed : 26 mph (23 knots)
• Year Built : 2022
• Ship Class : XL
• Capacity : 6,630 passengers
• Crew Members : 1,745
• Total on Board : 8,375
• Total Staterooms : 2,641
• Passenger Decks : 17
• Flagged Country : Panama
• Ship Cost : $1,000 Million

To see how this compares, click through to see Carnival Celebration age and stats vs all Carnival ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

Also check out the Carnival Celebration Deck Plans . You’ll find detailed floorplans as well as a full list of Things to Do on the ship.

2) Carnival Jubilee Size

The Carnival Jubilee has a construction date of 2023 and a total size of 183,521 gross tons. The ship measures 1,130 feet (344 meters) in length and falls in line as number 2 among Carnival's 26 active cruise ships. It’s included in Carnival’s XL Class. At full capacity, the Carnival Jubilee holds 8,365 passengers. That includes 6,630 cruise vacationers and 1,735 staff members. The Carnival Jubilee total number of staterooms is 2,641.

• Beam : 138 feet (42 meters)
• Year Built : 2023
• Crew Members : 1,735
• Total on Board : 8,365
• Passenger Decks : 12
• Flagged Country : Bahamas
• Ship Cost : $950 Million

To see how this compares, click through to see Carnival Jubilee age and stats vs all Carnival ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

Also check out the Carnival Jubilee Deck Plans . You’ll find detailed floorplans as well as a full list of Things to Do on the ship.

3) Carnival Mardi Gras Size

The Carnival Mardi Gras has a construction date of 2020 and a total size of 180,800 gross tons. The ship measures 1,130 feet (344 meters) in length and falls in line as number 3 among Carnival's 26 active cruise ships. It’s included in Carnival’s XL Class. At full capacity, the Carnival Mardi Gras holds 8,375 passengers. That includes 6,630 cruise vacationers and 1,745 staff members. The Carnival Mardi Gras total number of staterooms is 2,641.

• Gross Tonnage : 180,800 GT
• Year Built : 2020

To see how this compares, click through to see Carnival Mardi Gras age and stats vs all Carnival ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

Also check out the Carnival Mardi Gras Deck Plans . You’ll find detailed floorplans as well as a full list of Things to Do on the ship.

4) Carnival Venezia Size

The Carnival Venezia has a construction date of 2019 and a total size of 135,500 gross tons. The ship measures 1,060 feet (323 meters) in length and falls in line as number 4 among Carnival's 26 active cruise ships. It’s included in Carnival’s Vista Class. At full capacity, the Carnival Venezia holds 6,538 passengers. That includes 5,260 cruise vacationers and 1,278 staff members. The Carnival Venezia total number of staterooms is 2,116.

• Gross Tonnage : 135,500 GT
• Ship Length : 1,060 feet (323 meters)
• Beam : 122 feet (37 meters)
• Max Speed : 21 mph (18 knots)
• Year Built : 2019
• Ship Class : Vista
• Capacity : 5,260 passengers
• Crew Members : 1,278
• Total on Board : 6,538
• Total Staterooms : 2,116
• Passenger Decks : 14
• Flagged Country : Italy
• Ship Cost : $780 Million

To see how this compares, click through to see Carnival Venezia age and stats vs all Carnival ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

Also check out the Carnival Venezia Deck Plans . You’ll find detailed floorplans as well as a full list of Things to Do on the ship.

5) Carnival Panorama Size

The Carnival Panorama has a construction date of 2019 and a total size of 135,500 gross tons. The ship measures 1,055 feet (322 meters) in length and falls in line as number 5 among Carnival's 26 active cruise ships. It’s included in Carnival’s Vista Class. At full capacity, the Carnival Panorama holds 6,596 passengers. That includes 5,146 cruise vacationers and 1,450 staff members. The Carnival Panorama total number of staterooms is 1,823.

• Ship Length : 1,055 feet (322 meters)
• Draft : 27 feet (8 meters)
• Capacity : 5,146 passengers
• Crew Members : 1,450
• Total on Board : 6,596
• Total Staterooms : 1,823
• Passenger Decks : 15

To see how this compares, click through to see Carnival Panorama age and stats vs all Carnival ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

Also check out the Carnival Panorama Deck Plans . You’ll find detailed floorplans as well as a full list of Things to Do on the ship.

6) Carnival Horizon Size

The Carnival Horizon has a construction date of 2018 and a total size of 133,500 gross tons. The ship measures 1,055 feet (322 meters) in length and falls in line as number 6 among Carnival's 26 active cruise ships. It’s included in Carnival’s Vista Class. At full capacity, the Carnival Horizon holds 6,427 passengers. That includes 4,977 cruise vacationers and 1,450 staff members. The Carnival Horizon total number of staterooms is 1,967.

• Gross Tonnage : 133,500 GT
• Year Built : 2018
• Capacity : 4,977 passengers
• Total on Board : 6,427
• Total Staterooms : 1,967
• Ship Cost : $800 Million

To see how this compares, click through to see Carnival Horizon age and stats vs all Carnival ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

Also check out the Carnival Horizon Deck Plans . You’ll find detailed floorplans as well as a full list of Things to Do on the ship.

7) Carnival Vista Size

The Carnival Vista has a construction date of 2016 and a total size of 133,500 gross tons. The ship measures 1,055 feet (322 meters) in length and falls in line as number 7 among Carnival's 26 active cruise ships. It’s included in Carnival’s Vista Class. At full capacity, the Carnival Vista holds 6,427 passengers. That includes 4,977 cruise vacationers and 1,450 staff members. The Carnival Vista total number of staterooms is 1,967.

• Year Built : 2016

To see how this compares, click through to see Carnival Vista age and stats vs all Carnival ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

Also check out the Carnival Vista Deck Plans . You’ll find detailed floorplans as well as a full list of Things to Do on the ship.

8) Carnival Breeze Size

The Carnival Breeze has a construction date of 2012 and a total size of 130,000 gross tons. The ship measures 1,004 feet (306 meters) in length and falls in line as number 8 among Carnival's 26 active cruise ships. It’s included in Carnival’s Dream Class. At full capacity, the Carnival Breeze holds 6,110 passengers. That includes 4,724 cruise vacationers and 1,386 staff members. The Carnival Breeze total number of staterooms is 1,845.

• Gross Tonnage : 130,000 GT
• Ship Length : 1,004 feet (306 meters)
• Year Built : 2012
• Ship Class : Dream
• Capacity : 4,724 passengers
• Crew Members : 1,386
• Total on Board : 6,110
• Total Staterooms : 1,845
• Ship Cost : $740 Million

To see how this compares, click through to see Carnival Breeze age and stats vs all Carnival ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

Also check out the Carnival Breeze Deck Plans . You’ll find detailed floorplans as well as a full list of Things to Do on the ship.

9) Carnival Magic Size

The Carnival Magic has a construction date of 2011 and a total size of 130,000 gross tons. The ship measures 1,004 feet (306 meters) in length and falls in line as number 9 among Carnival's 26 active cruise ships. It’s included in Carnival’s Dream Class. At full capacity, the Carnival Magic holds 6,110 passengers. That includes 4,724 cruise vacationers and 1,386 staff members. The Carnival Magic total number of staterooms is 1,845.

• Year Built : 2011

To see how this compares, click through to see Carnival Magic age and stats vs all Carnival ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

Also check out the Carnival Magic Deck Plans . You’ll find detailed floorplans as well as a full list of Things to Do on the ship.

10) Carnival Dream Size

The Carnival Dream has a construction date of 2009 and a total size of 130,000 gross tons. The ship measures 1,004 feet (306 meters) in length and falls in line as number 10 among Carnival's 26 active cruise ships. It’s included in Carnival’s Dream Class. At full capacity, the Carnival Dream holds 5,998 passengers. That includes 4,631 cruise vacationers and 1,367 staff members. The Carnival Dream total number of staterooms is 1,823.

• Year Built : 2009
• Capacity : 4,631 passengers
• Crew Members : 1,367
• Total on Board : 5,998
• Passenger Decks : 13

To see how this compares, click through to see Carnival Dream age and stats vs all Carnival ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

Also check out the Carnival Dream Deck Plans . You’ll find detailed floorplans as well as a full list of Things to Do on the ship.

11) Carnival Splendor Size

The Carnival Splendor has a construction date of 2008 and a total size of 113,300 gross tons. The ship measures 952 feet (290 meters) in length and falls in line as number 11 among Carnival's 26 active cruise ships. It’s included in Carnival’s Splendor Class. At full capacity, the Carnival Splendor holds 4,884 passengers. That includes 3,734 cruise vacationers and 1,150 staff members. The Carnival Splendor total number of staterooms is 1,506.

• Gross Tonnage : 113,300 GT
• Ship Length : 952 feet (290 meters)
• Beam : 116 feet (35 meters)
• Max Speed : 25 mph (22 knots)
• Year Built : 2008
• Ship Class : Splendor
• Capacity : 3,734 passengers
• Crew Members : 1,150
• Total on Board : 4,884
• Total Staterooms : 1,506
• Flagged Country : Malta
• Ship Cost : $700 Million

To see how this compares, click through to see Carnival Splendor age and stats vs all Carnival ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

Also check out the Carnival Splendor Deck Plans . You’ll find detailed floorplans as well as a full list of Things to Do on the ship.

12) Carnival Conquest Size

The Carnival Conquest has a construction date of 2002 and a total size of 110,000 gross tons. The ship measures 953 feet (290 meters) in length and falls in line as number 12 among Carnival's 26 active cruise ships. It’s included in Carnival’s Conquest Class. At full capacity, the Carnival Conquest holds 4,906 passengers. That includes 3,756 cruise vacationers and 1,150 staff members. The Carnival Conquest total number of staterooms is 1,487.

• Gross Tonnage : 110,000 GT
• Ship Length : 953 feet (290 meters)
• Year Built : 2002
• Ship Class : Conquest
• Capacity : 3,756 passengers
• Total on Board : 4,906
• Total Staterooms : 1,487
• Ship Cost : $500 Million

To see how this compares, click through to see Carnival Conquest age and stats vs all Carnival ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

Also check out the Carnival Conquest Deck Plans . You’ll find detailed floorplans as well as a full list of Things to Do on the ship.

13) Carnival Glory Size

The Carnival Glory has a construction date of 2003 and a total size of 110,000 gross tons. The ship measures 952 feet (290 meters) in length and falls in line as number 13 among Carnival's 26 active cruise ships. It’s included in Carnival’s Conquest Class. At full capacity, the Carnival Glory holds 4,906 passengers. That includes 3,756 cruise vacationers and 1,150 staff members. The Carnival Glory total number of staterooms is 1,485.

• Year Built : 2003
• Total Staterooms : 1,485

To see how this compares, click through to see Carnival Glory age and stats vs all Carnival ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

Also check out the Carnival Glory Deck Plans . You’ll find detailed floorplans as well as a full list of Things to Do on the ship.

14) Carnival Liberty Size

The Carnival Liberty has a construction date of 2005 and a total size of 110,000 gross tons. The ship measures 952 feet (290 meters) in length and falls in line as number 14 among Carnival's 26 active cruise ships. It’s included in Carnival’s Conquest Class. At full capacity, the Carnival Liberty holds 4,916 passengers. That includes 3,756 cruise vacationers and 1,160 staff members. The Carnival Liberty total number of staterooms is 1,487.

• Year Built : 2005
• Crew Members : 1,160
• Total on Board : 4,916

To see how this compares, click through to see Carnival Liberty age and stats vs all Carnival ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

Also check out the Carnival Liberty Deck Plans . You’ll find detailed floorplans as well as a full list of Things to Do on the ship.

15) Carnival Valor Size

The Carnival Valor has a construction date of 2004 and a total size of 110,000 gross tons. The ship measures 952 feet (290 meters) in length and falls in line as number 15 among Carnival's 26 active cruise ships. It’s included in Carnival’s Conquest Class. At full capacity, the Carnival Valor holds 4,936 passengers. That includes 3,756 cruise vacationers and 1,180 staff members. The Carnival Valor total number of staterooms is 1,490.

• Year Built : 2004
• Crew Members : 1,180
• Total on Board : 4,936
• Total Staterooms : 1,490

To see how this compares, click through to see Carnival Valor age and stats vs all Carnival ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

Also check out the Carnival Valor Deck Plans . You’ll find detailed floorplans as well as a full list of Things to Do on the ship.

16) Carnival Freedom Size

The Carnival Freedom has a construction date of 2007 and a total size of 110,000 gross tons. The ship measures 952 feet (290 meters) in length and falls in line as number 16 among Carnival's 26 active cruise ships. It’s included in Carnival’s Conquest Class. At full capacity, the Carnival Freedom holds 4,904 passengers. That includes 3,754 cruise vacationers and 1,150 staff members. The Carnival Freedom total number of staterooms is 1,490.

• Year Built : 2007
• Capacity : 3,754 passengers
• Total on Board : 4,904

To see how this compares, click through to see Carnival Freedom age and stats vs all Carnival ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

Also check out the Carnival Freedom Deck Plans . You’ll find detailed floorplans as well as a full list of Things to Do on the ship.

17) Carnival Sunshine Size

The Carnival Sunshine has a construction date of 1996 and a total size of 102,853 gross tons. The ship measures 893 feet (272 meters) in length and falls in line as number 17 among Carnival's 26 active cruise ships. It’s included in Carnival’s Sunshine Class. At full capacity, the Carnival Sunshine holds 4,152 passengers. That includes 3,002 cruise vacationers and 1,150 staff members. The Carnival Sunshine total number of staterooms is 1,321.

• Gross Tonnage : 102,853 GT
• Ship Length : 893 feet (272 meters)
• Beam : 125 feet (38 meters)
• Max Speed : 24 mph (21 knots)
• Year Built : 1996
• Ship Class : Sunshine
• Capacity : 3,002 passengers
• Total on Board : 4,152
• Total Staterooms : 1,321
• Ship Cost : $400 Million

To see how this compares, click through to see Carnival Sunshine age and stats vs all Carnival ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

Also check out the Carnival Sunshine Deck Plans . You’ll find detailed floorplans as well as a full list of Things to Do on the ship.

18) Carnival Radiance Size

The Carnival Radiance has a construction date of 2000 and a total size of 101,509 gross tons. The ship measures 893 feet (272 meters) in length and falls in line as number 18 among Carnival's 26 active cruise ships. It’s included in Carnival’s Sunshine Class. At full capacity, the Carnival Radiance holds 4,981 passengers. That includes 3,873 cruise vacationers and 1,108 staff members. The Carnival Radiance total number of staterooms is 1,492.

• Gross Tonnage : 101,509 GT
• Year Built : 2000
• Capacity : 3,873 passengers
• Crew Members : 1,108
• Total on Board : 4,981
• Total Staterooms : 1,492
• Ship Cost : $410 Million

To see how this compares, click through to see Carnival Radiance age and stats vs all Carnival ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

Also check out the Carnival Radiance Deck Plans . You’ll find detailed floorplans as well as a full list of Things to Do on the ship.

19) Carnival Sunrise Size

The Carnival Sunrise has a construction date of 1999 and a total size of 101,509 gross tons. The ship measures 893 feet (272 meters) in length and falls in line as number 19 among Carnival's 26 active cruise ships. It’s included in Carnival’s Sunshine Class. At full capacity, the Carnival Sunrise holds 4,981 passengers. That includes 3,873 cruise vacationers and 1,108 staff members. The Carnival Sunrise total number of staterooms is 1,492.

• Year Built : 1999
• Ship Cost : $420 Million

To see how this compares, click through to see Carnival Sunrise age and stats vs all Carnival ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

Also check out the Carnival Sunrise Deck Plans . You’ll find detailed floorplans as well as a full list of Things to Do on the ship.

20) Carnival Luminosa Size

The Carnival Luminosa has a construction date of 2009 and a total size of 92,720 gross tons. The ship measures 963 feet (294 meters) in length and falls in line as number 20 among Carnival's 26 active cruise ships. It’s included in Carnival’s Luminosa Class. At full capacity, the Carnival Luminosa holds 3,876 passengers. That includes 2,826 cruise vacationers and 1,050 staff members. The Carnival Luminosa total number of staterooms is 1,130.

• Gross Tonnage : 92,720 GT
• Ship Length : 963 feet (294 meters)
• Beam : 106 feet (32 meters)
• Draft : 26 feet (8 meters)
• Ship Class : Luminosa
• Capacity : 2,826 passengers
• Crew Members : 1,050
• Total on Board : 3,876
• Total Staterooms : 1,130
• Ship Cost : $550 Million

To see how this compares, click through to see Carnival Luminosa age and stats vs all Carnival ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

Also check out the Carnival Luminosa Deck Plans . You’ll find detailed floorplans as well as a full list of Things to Do on the ship.

21) Carnival Miracle Size

The Carnival Miracle has a construction date of 2004 and a total size of 88,500 gross tons. The ship measures 963 feet (294 meters) in length and falls in line as number 21 among Carnival's 26 active cruise ships. It’s included in Carnival’s Spirit Class. At full capacity, the Carnival Miracle holds 3,590 passengers. That includes 2,680 cruise vacationers and 910 staff members. The Carnival Miracle total number of staterooms is 1,062.

• Gross Tonnage : 88,500 GT
• Ship Class : Spirit
• Capacity : 2,680 passengers
• Crew Members : 910
• Total on Board : 3,590
• Total Staterooms : 1,062
• Ship Cost : $375 Million

To see how this compares, click through to see Carnival Miracle age and stats vs all Carnival ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

Also check out the Carnival Miracle Deck Plans . You’ll find detailed floorplans as well as a full list of Things to Do on the ship.

22) Carnival Pride Size

The Carnival Pride has a construction date of 2002 and a total size of 88,500 gross tons. The ship measures 963 feet (294 meters) in length and falls in line as number 22 among Carnival's 26 active cruise ships. It’s included in Carnival’s Spirit Class. At full capacity, the Carnival Pride holds 3,590 passengers. That includes 2,680 cruise vacationers and 910 staff members. The Carnival Pride total number of staterooms is 1,062.

To see how this compares, click through to see Carnival Pride age and stats vs all Carnival ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

Also check out the Carnival Pride Deck Plans . You’ll find detailed floorplans as well as a full list of Things to Do on the ship.

23) Carnival Legend Size

The Carnival Legend has a construction date of 2002 and a total size of 88,500 gross tons. The ship measures 963 feet (294 meters) in length and falls in line as number 23 among Carnival's 26 active cruise ships. It’s included in Carnival’s Spirit Class. At full capacity, the Carnival Legend holds 3,540 passengers. That includes 2,610 cruise vacationers and 930 staff members. The Carnival Legend total number of staterooms is 1,062.

• Capacity : 2,610 passengers
• Crew Members : 930
• Total on Board : 3,540

To see how this compares, click through to see Carnival Legend age and stats vs all Carnival ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

Also check out the Carnival Legend Deck Plans . You’ll find detailed floorplans as well as a full list of Things to Do on the ship.

24) Carnival Spirit Size

The Carnival Spirit has a construction date of 2001 and a total size of 88,500 gross tons. The ship measures 963 feet (294 meters) in length and falls in line as number 24 among Carnival's 26 active cruise ships. It’s included in Carnival’s Spirit Class. At full capacity, the Carnival Spirit holds 3,540 passengers. That includes 2,610 cruise vacationers and 930 staff members. The Carnival Spirit total number of staterooms is 1,062.

• Year Built : 2001

To see how this compares, click through to see Carnival Spirit age and stats vs all Carnival ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

Also check out the Carnival Spirit Deck Plans . You’ll find detailed floorplans as well as a full list of Things to Do on the ship.

25) Carnival Elation Size

The Carnival Elation has a construction date of 1998 and a total size of 70,367 gross tons. The ship measures 855 feet (261 meters) in length and falls in line as number 25 among Carnival's 26 active cruise ships. It’s included in Carnival’s Fantasy Class. At full capacity, the Carnival Elation holds 3,526 passengers. That includes 2,606 cruise vacationers and 920 staff members. The Carnival Elation total number of staterooms is 1,026.

• Gross Tonnage : 70,367 GT
• Ship Length : 855 feet (261 meters)
• Beam : 103 feet (31 meters)
• Year Built : 1998
• Ship Class : Fantasy
• Capacity : 2,606 passengers
• Crew Members : 920
• Total on Board : 3,526
• Total Staterooms : 1,026
• Passenger Decks : 10
• Ship Cost : $300 Million

To see how this compares, click through to see Carnival Elation age and stats vs all Carnival ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

Also check out the Carnival Elation Deck Plans . You’ll find detailed floorplans as well as a full list of Things to Do on the ship.

26) Carnival Paradise Size

The Carnival Paradise has a construction date of 1998 and a total size of 70,367 gross tons. The ship measures 855 feet (261 meters) in length and falls in line as number 26 among Carnival's 26 active cruise ships. It’s included in Carnival’s Fantasy Class. At full capacity, the Carnival Paradise holds 3,526 passengers. That includes 2,606 cruise vacationers and 920 staff members. The Carnival Paradise total number of staterooms is 1,026.

To see how this compares, click through to see Carnival Paradise age and stats vs all Carnival ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

Also check out the Carnival Paradise Deck Plans . You’ll find detailed floorplans as well as a full list of Things to Do on the ship.

Carnival Cruise Ships by Size FAQs

We're constantly asked about Carnival's ships and size statistics. Here are the most frequently asked questions for your convenience!

Which Carnival cruise ship is the biggest? The largest active vessel in Carnival's fleet is the Carnival Celebration. She weighs in at 183,521 gross tons. However, the Celebration will soon share this title with the planned Carnival Jubilee. The sister ship will be completed in 2023.

Which Carnival cruise ship is the smallest? Carnival's smallest, active cruise ship is the Carnival Paradise with a gross tonnage measuring 70,367. The smallest ship that has sailed with the cruise line was significantly smaller. The original Carnival Mardi Gras (built in 1961) was 1/3rd the size, at 18,261 GT.

How big is a Carnival cruise ship? Carnival's fleet varies in size as seen from our chart. The smallest, active ship holds 3,526 total passengers (including staff) and measures 855 feet in length. The Carnival Celebration, in comparison, holds 8,375 passengers and spans 1,130 feet in length. For reference, the Eiffel Tower is roughly 900 feet high!

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Carnival Cruise Ships Compared By Size (With Charts!) 2024 – Are Bigger Ships Better?

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Carnival has 27 cruise ships, with two more set to be added to the fleet by the end of 2028. But did you know that they vary in size massively?

The largest Carnival cruise ship, Carnival Jubilee (on the left) is two and a half times as big as the smallest ship, Carnival Elation (on the right).

Doesn’t look it, right? Well, that’s because the size of cruise ships is measured in gross tonnes. This is a measure of the internal volume of a ship. So two ships can be not too dissimilar in terms on length, but one may have more decks and a larger width, giving a larger volume overall.

As a guide, Carnival’s ship are between 855 and 1,130 feet long, and have between 10 and 17 guest decks – so when you combine those stats, you can see why a 10-deck ship measuring 855 feet long would be so much smaller overall.

So, how do the other Carnival ships size up? And does bigger mean better? Read on to find out…

List of Carnival ships from biggest to smallest

The infographic above shows illustrations of all of the Carnival ships by size, from biggest to smallest. The images are to scale. As the tonnage and guest capacity varies slightly between ships, I’ve used the averages.

Here are the Carnival ship sizes in a table for you…

Excel Class – the biggest Carnival ships

Carnival’s Excel-class ships are 35% larger than the next biggest ships in the fleet. They’re made with the same hull design as other Carnival-owned ships like P&O Cruises Arvia and Iona, AIDAnova and AIDAcosma and Costa Smeralda and Toscana.

Excel-class ships have some features that you won’t find on other Carnival ships, such as the first-ever rollercoasters at sea.

Carnival Jubilee

Making her maiden voyage in December 2023, Carnival Jubilee is the joint-largest ship in the Carnival fleet.

This Excel-class vessel boasts a staggering gross tonnage of 183,521 GT and stretches an impressive 1,130 feet in length. With the capacity to host 6,630 passengers and a dedicated crew of 1,735, the ship has 2,641 staterooms spread.

Key attractions include the thrilling BOLT roller coaster, the WaterWorks aqua park, the serene adults-only Serenity Retreat sundeck and the NASA-inspired Space Cruisers programme for kids.

The ship also features delectable dining at the Seafood Shack, Shaq’s Big Chicken and Guy’s Pig & Anchor Smokehouse.

Carnival Celebration

Carnival Celebration is the same size as Carnival Jubilee and accommodates the same number of guests. Launched in November 2022, this colossal vessel has a gross tonnage of 183,521 GT and spans a remarkable 1,130 feet in length.

Guests can experience the adrenaline rush of the BOLT roller coaster, engage in Family Feud Live, or unwind at the travel-inspired Latitudes bar. The WaterWorks aqua park promises splashing fun, while dining options range from the exotic Bonsai Sushi and upscale Fahrenheit 555 steakhouse to Rudi’s Seagrill and the ever-popular Shaq’s Big Chicken.

Registered in Panama and with an investment of $1 billion, the Carnival Celebration epitomises fun and entertainment at sea.

Mardi Gras was the first ship in Carnival’s groundbreaking Excel class and the first Carnival ship to be powered by Liquified Natural Gas , marking a significant step towards sustainable cruising.

But the innovation doesn’t stop there. The Mardi Gras also boasts the exhilarating BOLT roller coaster, ensuring thrill-seekers are in for a treat. Guests can engage in spirited games at Family Feud Live or sip tropical concoctions at the RedFrog Tiki Bar. The WaterWorks aqua park promises endless aquatic fun, while the Excel suites offer an elevated experience with exclusive Loft 19 access.

Culinary adventures abound with the unique fusion of flavours at Chibang! Mexican and Chinese restaurant, the revamped Fahrenheit 555 steakhouse, Rudi’s Seagrill, and the crowd-favourite Shaq’s Big Chicken.

Venice Class – ex-Costa Cruises ships

The Venice Class ships we originally built for Carnival’s sister-company, Costa Cruises. Carnival Venezia was originally Costa Venezia, while Carnival Firenze, was originally Costa Firenze.

Carnival Corporation signed an agreement in 2015 for five ships to be delivered between 2019 and 2022. Two of these were planned for Costa Cruises’ expansion into the Chinese market. However, the global shutdown of 2020 meant that these ships were no longer needed for Costa Cruises, and instead, they were transferred to Carnival Cruise Line.

As construction of the ships had already started, you’ll notice that they have some key Costa-style features, such as the rounded funnels instead of Carnival’s signature whale tails.

Carnival Venezia

The first Carnival Fun Italian Style ship, Carnival Venezia began sailing for the cruise line in 2023 and it offers a fantastic blend of cruising styles. While she’s not as large as some of the other recent ships from Carnival, she still offers plenty to see and do for the whole family.

Guests will love the wide range of Italian and global dining options, the lively bars, and the relaxing Serenity Retreat for grown-ups only. Kids will never get bored too, with the organised activities and hangout spaces of the three youth zones plus the ropes course, mini golf, water slides and more.

Carnival Venezia offers cruises to the Caribbean and Canada/New England from New York and Port Canaveral.

Carnival Firenze

Carnival Firenze embodies the ‘Fun Italian Style’ of cruising with a fantastic combination of Costa-style venues and Carnival favourites. There are plenty of places to try Italian cuisine onboard, including the Palazzo and Medici restaurants along with the La Strada Grill street food venue, but guests can also enjoy classics like Guy’s Burger Joint, Bonsai Teppanyaki and more.

There’s more to Carnival Firenze than just food – guests can hit the waterslides, try out the ropes course and mini golf, or sample the many distinctive bars around the ship, while kids will love the different youth zones. Carnival Firenze sails to Mexico from Long Beach.

Vista Class 

Carnival vista.

Carnival Vista may be around 70% of the size of the biggest ships in the Carnival fleet, but she still packs in an absolutely incredible amount of activities and thrilling attractions. Chief among them is the SkyRide suspended bike course, which made its debut on this ship.

There are plenty of indoor and outdoor bars and restaurants, and a host of activities for younger guests too, including the Dr. Seuss Bookville. Adults will also find some peaceful locations to relax too, so there’s always somewhere to enjoy no matter whether you seek peace or adventure.

Carnival Horizon

The second of the Vista-class ships to launch for Carnival, the Carnival Horizon offers a very similar experience to her elder sister. There’s so much to see and do onboard that you likely won’t fit it all in on just one cruise – including the multi-screen cinema with IMAX, the water park and all the amazing live entertainment.

It also has a wider range of dining options than some of Carnival’s smaller ships, with plenty of snack stops, casual fast food options and speciality restaurants to cater to any taste. Carnival Horizon sails out of Miami to the Caribbean.

Carnival Panorama

Carnival Panorama was originally due to be added to the P&O Cruises Australia fleet, but plans changed and she instead joined her sisters as the third Vista-class ship for Carnival. While many of her features are the same as on Carnival Vista and Carnival Horizon, she does have a Sky Zone trampoline park instead of the IMAX theatre.

Beyond this, there’s all the best Carnival restaurants to enjoy, live shows and entertainment in the evening, and plenty of quieter spots to unwind too. Carnival Panorama offers Mexico cruises from Long Beach.

Dream Class

Carnival dream.

The Carnival Dream launched in 2009 and took on the mantle of the largest ship in the Carnival fleet, offering around 11% more space than the Carnival Splendor which launched a year prior.

Guests can expect all of Carnival’s most popular bars and restaurants, along with plenty of outdoor space to relax and soak up the sun. Then there’s the waterpark, the spa, the comedy club, the theatre… boredom is impossible! Carnival Dream sails to the Caribbean from Galveston.

Carnival Magic

Carnival Magic introduced some of Carnival’s signature features when she debuted in 2011, including the Italian restaurant Cucina del Capitano and the SportsSquare, with the world’s first-ever ropes course at sea.

She also introduced the RedFrog pub and its exclusive beer, ThirstyFrog Red. Plus she debuted Guy’s Pig & Anchor Bar-B-Que Smokehouse too! While some of these have since been added to older ships, Carnival Magic was the original place to catch them. She now sails out of Miami and Norfolk, with cruises to the Caribbean, Bermuda and the Bahamas.

Carnival Breeze

Rounding out the Dream Class, Carnival Breeze didn’t necessarily bring anything new to the fleet, but she didn’t need to – replicating the amazing activities and dining options of Carnival Magic was plenty to keep guests happy.

There are outdoor sports activities, water slides, casual and speciality restaurants with choices galore, kids’ clubs, adults-only relaxation spaces and more. She sails out of Galveston, offering cruises to the Caribbean.

Splendor Class

Carnival splendor.

The sole ship in the Splendor Class, Carnival Splendor was originally planned to sail for Costa Cruises as part of the Concordia Class . Plans changed during construction, and she was transferred to the Carnival brand instead.

She was, for a short while, the largest ship in the fleet when she was built. And she has brought many of Carnival’s most popular restaurants and activities to the Australian cruise market, sailing around Asia and the South Pacific from Sydney (with some cruises from Singapore too).

Conquest Class

Carnival conquest.

When Carnival Conquest launched in 2002, she was the largest ship in the fleet. While the smaller Carnival Pride was considered the flagship, Carnival Conquest was around 30% larger, and she has packed that space with exciting things for guests to enjoy.

Kids love the youth zones and the Seuss at Sea interactive experiences, while adults can soak up the sun poolside or hit the various bars around the ship, including the Alchemy Bar and the ever-popular RedFrog Rum Bar. Carnival Conquest currently sails from Miami to the Bahamas, Caribbean, and Panama Canal.

Carnival Glory

Carnival Glory is a fantastic ship if you’re looking for non-stop fun and great food. Guests love the WaterWorks waterpark, including the Twister and AquaTunnel water slides, while the Dive-In Movies make for a more serene way to enjoy the water in the evening.

Guy’s Burger Joint, BlueIguana Cantina and the Emerald Room Steakhouse are just a small sample of the popular Carnival restaurants onboard. Carnival Glory sails from New Orleans and Port Canaveral, with cruises to the Bahamas, Caribbean, and Panama Canal.

Carnival Valor

The Carnival Valor first set sail in 2004 and has been wowing guests for many years, especially with the upgrades she’s received since. Passengers love the variety of dining options, relaxation spaces and fun features, especially the Seuss at Sea kids’ activities and the impressive Twister water slide.

Big-screen movies under the stars, live comedy and musical theatre performances all help to ensure the fun carries on well into the evening, too. Caribbean cruises are available on the ship, sailing out of New Orleans.

Carnival Liberty

Carnival Liberty first launched in 2005 as the fourth ship in the Conquest Class, and she’s been well taken care of since. Indeed, she was the first ship to get some of the Fun Ship 2.0 upgrades, and she now has a fantastic range of activities and venues for guests to enjoy.

Whether it’s grabbing a beer in the SkyBox Sports Bar, soaking up the incredible live shows of the Playlist Productions theatre, or letting the kids go wild in the Camp Ocean clubs, there really is something for everyone. She sails out of Port Canaveral and New Orleans, with cruises to the Bahamas, Caribbean, and Panama Canal.

Carnival Freedom

Carnival Freedom was the last of the Conquest-class ships to launch, and she features the same venues and activities as her sister ships. There’s loads to do, and plenty of places to eat and drink, including all the Carnival favourites.

A great choice whether you want fun or relaxation, Carnival Freedom offers you the ‘freedom’ to cruise your way. She sails around the Caribbean and to the Bahamas from Port Canaveral.

Sunshine Class

Carnival sunshine.

The Carnival Sunshine is a milestone cruise ship – not just for Carnival but for all cruise lines. She was built in 1996 as the first-ever cruise ship to exceed 100,000 gross tons. She launched as the Carnival Destiny, but was refitted in 2013 and became the Carnival Sunshine, the first ship in the fleet to have all of Carnival’s Fun Ship 2.0 upgrades.

She’s now Carnival’s oldest ship, but still very popular with guests. She offers sailings out of Charleston and Norfolk, cruising to the Bahamas and the Caribbean.

Carnival Sunrise

Launching as the Carnival Triumph and renamed in 2019 as part of a major refit, the Carnival Sunrise is packed with exciting things to see and do, ideal for a cruise where the fun never stops.

She has water slides, pools, three youth spaces, live comedy performances and music, theatre shows, a sing-a-long piano bar, sports facilities and so much more, along with a huge range of dining venues. She offers Bahamas and Caribbean cruises from Miami.

Carnival Radiance

Originally launching as the Carnival Victory, the Carnival Radiance was the first ship of the new millennium for Carnival, and also the last of the Sunshine/Destiny Class. She was given a major upgrade in 2020, which is when the ship was given her current name.

As part of that upgrade, she was given a whole host of new features. Now, guests can enjoy Shaq’s Big Chicken, Guy’s Burger Joint, Guy’s Pig & Anchor Bar-B-Que Smokehouse, the RedFrog pub and loads more, along with loads of entertainment and activities.

She sails out of Long Beach with cruises to Hawaii and Mexico.

Spirit Class

Carnival luminosa.

The Carnival Luminosa is a little bit of an outlier – while the rest of the Spirit Class was launched between 2001 and 2004, she set sail in 2009 for sister brand Costa Cruises, sailing as the Costa Luminosa. Then in 2022, she was transferred to Carnival. She’s considered a Vista/Spirit hybrid, but officially she’s marketed as part of the Spirit Class.

She doesn’t have all the Fun Ship 2.0 upgrades of her sister ships, but you’ll still find Carnival favourites including many of the popular bars and restaurants, along with the Piano Bar and the Punchliner comedy club. She sails to Alaska and around Australasia from Seattle, Sydney and Brisbane.

Carnival Spirit

The founding ship of the Spirit Class, Carnival Spirit offers a great time whether you want a fun-packed cruise or one that’s more relaxing. During the day you’ll be able to play mini golf, unwind by the pool, try the water slide or escape to the Serenity adults-only retreat.

At night there’s the piano bar, live entertainment, lively bars, comedy performances and more. Carnival Spirit offers cruises to Alaska, the Bahamas, the Caribbean and Hawaii from Miami, Mobile, and Seattle.

Carnival Pride

When the Carnival Pride launched, she wasn’t the biggest ship in the fleet, but she was considered the flagship due to her excellent dining and entertainment options. And those have been further enhanced with subsequent dry dock upgrades, including the addition of the Fahrenheit 555 Steakhouse and a revamp of the Cloud 9 Spa.

She offers cruises primarily from Tampa in Florida, although sailings from Rome and Baltimore are also available.

Carnival Legend

The Carnival Legend has plenty to keep guests entertained, even when she’s crossing the Atlantic between seasons. Some of Carnival’s most classic features are present, including the Club Merlin Casino, the BlueIguana Cantina, and Truffles restaurant.

Entertainment options include Billie’s Piano Bar, the lively RedFrog pub, and the thrills of the Green Thunder waterslide. Carnival Legend sails around the Med in summer from Barcelona and Rome, and in winter offers sailings from Baltimore, Tampa, San Francisco and Galveston.

Carnival Miracle

Carnival Miracle is packed with features despite her smaller size, compared to larger ships in the fleet. The kids will love the WaterWorks park and the kids’ clubs, while the adults can escape to the Serenity Retreat for a truly relaxing getaway.

Food options include Nick & Nora’s Steakhouse and the RedFrog pub, with plenty of great bars too including the Alchemy Bar for unique cocktails. Carnival Miracle sails out of Long Beach, San Francisco, and Galveston with itineraries including Alaska, Hawaii, Mexico and the Panama Canal.

Fantasy Class

Carnival paradise.

Carnival Paradise was the last Fantasy-class ship to be built (several have since been sold or scrapped) and while she was first launched in 1998, she has been updated several times since, ensuring she still offers a great Carnival cruise experience.

While she’s too small to have all the exciting bells and whistles of a modern Carnival ship, she does offer pools, hot tubs, the WaterWorks waterpark, Seuss at Sea and a host of great restaurants and bars. She sails out of Tampa on Bahamas cruises.

Carnival Elation

Despite being the smallest ship in the Carnival fleet, Carnival Elation still has plenty to keep guests entertained and happy during their cruise. There’s the WaterWorks splash area, three youth spaces, an arcade and more for the kids.

Plus there’s a wide variety of dining options, including BlueIguana Cantina for burritos and tacos, Guy’s Burger Joint, and some exciting bars for the grown-ups to try. Carnival Elation sails out of Jacksonville and offers Bahamas cruises.

Here’s how the different ship classes compare

There are currently nine classes of Carnival cruise ships. Each ship in a particular class is almost identical, with some small differences.

The table below shows the Carnival ship classes from largest to smallest, based on ship volume.

You can read more about each of the different classes here: Carnival Cruise Ship Classes Compared .

Does size matter? Here’s what to expect

There are advantages to both the bigger and smaller Carnival ships. The biggest ships are newer and have more facilities on board, with bigger water parks and more stuff for kids to do.

The older, smaller ships in the Carnival fleet can be great too, though. The itineraries may be more destination-focused, so you’ll spend less time at sea during your cruise. Cruising on the older, smaller ships is usually a little cheaper, too.

One thing to consider with the older ships is that balcony rooms are rare. These ships have mostly interior and ocean view rooms .

Read more: Carnival Ships Ranked From Best To Worst

Carnival ship sizes range from huge to medium-sized. None of the ships are small, and all of them have lots to keep guests entertained.

The bigger ships like Carnival Jubilee are typically seen as the nicest ships, but not because they’re big – just because Carnival’s building the bigger ships now, so they’re newer.

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Carnival cruise ships by size: Here are the largest Carnival cruise ships, biggest to smallest, by tonnage

What is the biggest Carnival cruise ship? Currently, the largest Carnival ship is Carnival Jubilee, in terms of both tonnage and passenger capacity. Set to debut in late 2023, it will tie sister ship Carnival Celebration, which first set sail in 2022, at 183,521 gross tons and 5,374 passengers at double occupancy.

It's easy to remember that, generally, the newest ships are the largest Carnival ships. However, because Carnival Cruise Line has more than two dozen vessels in its fleet, it can be difficult to keep track of the ships that fall in between the newest and oldest.

So, to help you out, here is a list of Carnival ships, biggest to smallest, based on tonnage — a ship's internal capacity, as measured by volume.

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Carnival cruise ships by size

1. carnival jubilee.

Size: 183,521 gross tons. Passenger capacity : 5,374. Maiden voyage: 2023.

2. Carnival Celebration

Size: 183,521 gross tons. Passenger capacity : 5,374. Maiden voyage: 2022.

3. Mardi Gras

Size: 180,800 gross tons. Passenger capacity : 5,282. Maiden voyage: 2021.

4. Carnival Venezia (formerly Costa Venezia)

Size: 135,225 gross tons. Passenger capacity : 4,072. Maiden voyage: 2019 (renamed in 2023).

5. Carnival Firenze (formerly Costa Firenze)

Size: 135,156 gross tons. Passenger capacity : 4,126. Maiden voyage: 2021 (renamed in 2024).

6. Carnival Panorama

Size: 133,500 gross tons. Passenger capacity : 4,008. Maiden voyage: 2019.

7. Carnival Horizon

Size: 133,500 gross tons. Passenger capacity : 3,960. Maiden voyage: 2018.

8. Carnival Vista

Size: 133,500 gross tons. Passenger capacity : 3,934. Maiden voyage: 2016.

9. Carnival Breeze

Size: 130,000 gross tons. Passenger capacity : 3,690. Maiden voyage: 2012.

10. Carnival Magic

Size: 130,000 gross tons. Passenger capacity : 3,690. Maiden voyage: 2011.

11. Carnival Dream

Size: 130,000 gross tons. Passenger capacity : 3,646. Maiden voyage: 2009.

12. Carnival Splendor

Size: 113,300 gross tons. Passenger capacity : 3,012. Maiden voyage: 2008.

13. Carnival Freedom

Size: 110,000 gross tons. Passenger capacity : 2,980. Maiden voyage: 2007.

14. Carnival Valor

Size: 110,000 gross tons. Passenger capacity : 2,980. Maiden voyage: 2004.

15. Carnival Glory

Size: 110,000 gross tons. Passenger capacity : 2,980. Maiden voyage: 2003.

16. Carnival Conquest

Size: 110,000 gross tons. Passenger capacity : 2,980. Maiden voyage: 2002.

17. Carnival Liberty

Size: 110,000 gross tons. Passenger capacity : 2,974. Maiden voyage: 2005.

18. Carnival Sunshine (formerly Carnival Destiny)

Size: 102,853 gross tons. Passenger capacity : 3,002. Maiden voyage: 1996 (overhauled and renamed in 2013).

19. Carnival Radiance (formerly Carnival Victory)

Size: 101,509 gross tons. Passenger capacity : 2,984. Maiden voyage: 2000 (overhauled and renamed in 2021).

20. Carnival Sunrise (formerly Carnival Triumph)

Size: 101,509 gross tons. Passenger capacity : 2,984. Maiden voyage: 1999 (overhauled and renamed in 2019).

21. Carnival Luminosa (formerly Costa Luminosa)

Size: 92,720 gross tons. Passenger capacity : 2,260. Maiden voyage: 2009 (overhauled and renamed in 2022).

22. Carnival Miracle

Size: 88,500 gross tons. Passenger capacity : 2,124. Maiden voyage: 2004.

23. Carnival Legend

Size: 88,500 gross tons. Passenger capacity : 2,124. Maiden voyage: 2002.

24. Carnival Pride

25. Carnival Spirit

Size: 88,500 gross tons. Passenger capacity : 2,124. Maiden voyage: 2001.

26. Carnival Paradise

Size: 71,925 gross tons. Passenger capacity : 2,124. Maiden voyage: 1998.

27. Carnival Elation

Size: 71,909 gross tons. Passenger capacity : 2,190. Maiden voyage: 1998.

What is the biggest Carnival ship?

The biggest Carnival ships are Carnival Celebration (2022) and Carnival Jubilee, which will set sail for the line in late 2023. They're tied in terms of size, each coming in at 183,521 gross tons and carrying 5,374 passengers at capacity.

Both vessels are throwback ships, which are named after two members of Carnival's original fleet. They feature cutting-edge entertainment, luxury cabin options, a slew of cuisine choices, onboard breweries, tons of lounge areas and top-deck amusements — ropes courses, waterslides and even roller coasters — that rival what you might find at an amusement park.

What is the smallest Carnival ship?

The smallest Carnival cruise ship is Carnival Elation, the line's second-oldest vessel. At 71,909 gross tons, it carries just 2,190 passengers — less than half the amount accommodated on ships in Carnival's Excel class.

Are bigger Carnival ships coming?

At the time of publication, Carnival Cruise Line was building its newest ship, Carnival Jubilee. It's one of two vessels — including its older sister Carnival Celebration — that shares the "biggest Carnival ship" title.

After Carnival Jubilee, the line has no ships on order for the first time in years.

What is the Carnival Jubilee tonnage?

Carnival Jubilee is 183,521 gross tons. Not to be confused with weight, gross registered tonnage measures a ship's size in terms of internal volume and what a vessel can hold or contain. Each gross registered ton is equal to 100 cubic feet of space.

What's the difference between big and small Carnival ships?

One of the biggest differences is that Carnival's tiniest ships carry between 2,100 and 3,000 passengers, while its biggest can accommodate more than 5,000 people. In addition, the largest vessels measure more than 180,000 gross tons, while the smallest measure less than 90,000 gross registered tons.

Smaller ships don't have space to offer as many attractions as huge vessels, but Carnival invested $500 million over five years to make its fleet more uniform, regardless of ship size.

Thanks to this initiative, all ships now feature venues including Alchemy Bar, Guy's Burger Joint by Guy Fieri — now a staple, along with barbecue and microbrewed beer on some ships — and the Punchliner Comedy Club, among other popular amenities that are now Carnival hallmarks.

Besides the obvious size differences between big and small cruise ships, smaller ships also tend to be older than their larger counterparts.

Decor is a dead giveaway to the age of a Carnival ship. Older hardware boasts interiors designed by Joe Farcus, a renowned architect known for his kitschy, fun style that employs bright colors, whimsical art installations and neon lights. (He's also responsible for the line's iconic "whale tail" funnels.) Newer vessels tend to have a more toned-down look.

Finally, fares are a factor. The smaller the ship, the more likely it is to sail short, affordable itineraries. Major exceptions to this rule are Carnival Journeys voyages, which are offered a few times each year and feature extended itineraries of two weeks or longer.

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Carnival Ships: Biggest to Smallest

Below is a list of all carnival ships by size, ordered from largest to smallest.

List of Carnival Cruise Ships By Size

Our list of carnival cruise ships by size shows gross tonnage (which is a measure of internal volume, not weight), the total guest capacity of each vessel and Length in Feet, and these other carnival cruise ship dimensions:

List of Carnival Cruise Ships By Age With Photos

Carnival Cruise Line  has revolutionized cruising during it’s fifty year history by making cruise travel fun and enjoyable for families and those new to cruising. They also carry more children and families than any other cruise line . We hope you enjoy our comprehensive list of Carnival  cruise ships . Here is a list of Carnival cruise ships by size listed with photos and details from largest to smallest:

1. Carnival Jubilee

Carnival Jubilee is the third ship in the Excel Class and sister to Carnival Celebration and Mardi Gras. She is 182,800 GRTs and carries 5,282 passengers (based on two per cabin). She is the first ship to feature a Texas Star on her bow. She is the first brand new Carnival Cruise Line ship to sail year-round from the Port of Galveston.

2. Carnival Celebration

Carnival Celebration is the second ship in the popular  Excel Class  and sister to  Mardi Gra s. She is 182,800 GRTs and carries 5,282 passengers (based on two per cabin).

3. Mardi Gras

Mardi Gras is the first ship in the Carnival’s  Excellence Class or  Excel Class  and sister to the Carnival Celebration . She is 180,800 GRTs and carries 5,282 passengers (based on two per cabin). Note, The Mardi Gras is the only ship name in the current Carnival Cruise Line fleet without including the word Carnival. This honors Carnival’s original Mardi Gras that first sailed for the brands on March 11, 1972.

4. Carnival Venezia

Carnival Venezia was initially launched in 2019 for Costa Cruises. It is 133,500 GRTs and carries 4,977 passengers. She is considered part of the Venice Class  and was the former  Costa Venezia .

5. Carnival Panorama

Carnival Panorama is 133,500 GRTs and carries 4,008 passengers (based on two per cabin). She is the third ship in the  Vista Class . The ship debuted  Carnival  Kitchen, a first-in-fleet culinary center that offers more than 15 different interactive cooking, baking, and decorating demonstrations.

6. Carnival Horizon

Carnival Horizon is 133,500 GRTs and carries 3,960 passengers (based on two per cabin). She is the second ship in the  Vista Class .

7. Carnival Vista

Carnival Vista is 133,500 GRTs and carries 3,934 passengers (based on two per cabin). This new class of ship came  packed  with more ways to have fun, such as a Multiplex featuring two theatres including a full-sized IMAX movie theatre, the Red Frog Pub & Brewery, a larger Carnival Waterworks, SportSquare including the SkyRide and the Havana Bar & Pool and much more.

8. Carnival Breeze

Carnival Breeze is 130,000 GRTs and carries 4,724 passengers (based on two per cabin). She is the third ship in the  Dream Class .

9. Carnival Magic

Carnival Magic is 130,000 GRTs and carries 4,724 passengers (based on two per cabin). She is the second ship in the  Dream Class .

10. Carnival Dream

Carnival Dream is 130,000 GRTs and carries 4,631 passengers (based on two per cabin). She is the first ship in Carnival Cruise Line’s popular Dream Class .

11. Carnival Splendor

Carnival Splendor is 113,300 GRTs and holds 3,012 passengers (based on two per cabin). The ship was initially designed and ordered for Costa Cruises but was transferred to Carnival Cruise Line during construction. Being the only Concordia-class (Costa Cruises) ship in the Carnival fleet, she is called a  Splendor class ship.

12. Carnival Conquest

Carnival Conquest is 110,000 GRTs and holds 2,980 passengers (based on two per cabin). She was homeported initially in New Orleans, LA when launched in 2002. She made news at the time due to the power lines as the largest ship to ever sail from New Orleans.

13. Carnival Glory

Carnival Glory is 110,000 GRTs and carries 2,980 passengers (based on two per cabin). She is the second ship in the  Conquest Class  and sister to  Carnival Conquest ,  Carnival Liberty, Carnival Freedom, and  Carnival Valor .

14. Carnival Liberty

Carnival Liberty is 110,000 GRTs and carries 2,980 passengers (based on two per cabin). She is the  fourth ship  to be built in the popular  Conquest Class  and sister to  Carnival Conquest, Carnival Valor, Carnival Freedom , and  Carnival Glory .

15. Carnival Valor

Carnival Valor is 110,000 GRTs and carries 2,980 passengers (based on two per cabin). Carnival Valor was the  third ship  built in the popular  Conquest Class  and sister to  Carnival Conquest ,  Carnival Liberty ,  Carnival Freedom , and  Carnival Glory . 

16. Carnival Freedom

Carnival Freedom is 110,000 GRTs and carries 2,980 passengers (based on two per cabin). The ship is the fifth ship to be built in the  Conquest Class  and sister to  Carnival Conquest ,  Carnival Valor ,  Carnival Liberty , and  Carnival Glory . 

17. Carnival Sunshine

Carnival Sunshine is 102,853 GRTs and carries 2,984 passengers (based on two per cabin). This ship entered service in 1996 as the former Carnival Destiny and the first in the  Destiny Class  of the vessel. Carnival Sunshine is the first ship of the  Sunshine Class  and sister to  Carnival Sunrise  and  Carnival Radiance .

In 2013, the Carnival Destiny received an amazing 49-day, 155-million dollar transformation that resulted in being renamed and reclassified as the first  Sunshine Class  ship. 

18. Carnival Radiance

Carnival Radiance is 101,509 GRTs and carries 2,984 passengers (based on two per cabin). This ship entered service in 2000 as the former  Destiny Class  ship named the  Carnival Victory .

19. Carnival Sunrise

Carnival Sunrise is 101,509 GRTs and carries 2,984 passengers (based on two per cabin). She is the second ship in the  Sunshine Class  and sister to  Carnival Sunshine  and  Carnival Radiance .

20. Carnival Luminosa

Carnival Luminosa was initially launched in 2008 for Costa Cruises. It is 92,600 GRTs and carries 2,826 passengers. She is considered part of the  Spirit Class  and was the former  Costa Luminosa .

21. Carnival Miracle

Carnival Miracle  is fourth ship the popular  Spirit Class  of ships. She has a passenger capacity 2,124 (based on two per cabin). The Spirit Class ships offer guests the highest percentage of space compared to other vessels in the fleet. 

22. Carnival Pride

Carnival Pride is second ship the popular  Spirit Class  and sister to  Carnival Spirit ,  Carnival Legend  and  Carnival Miracle . She has a passenger capacity 2,124 (based on two per cabin). 

23. Carnival Legend

Carnival  Legend is third ship the popular Spirit Class and sister to  Carnival Spirit ,  Carnival Pride  and  Carnival Miracle . She is 88,500 GRTs and carries 2,124 passengers (based on two per cabin). 

24. Carnival Spirit

Carnival Spirit is first ship the popular  Spirit Class  of ships. She is 88,500 GRTs and carries 2,124 passengers (based on two per cabin). The Spirit Class ships offer guests the highest percentage of space based on passenger capacity and ship volume in the Carnival fleet. 

25. Carnival Elation

Carnival  Elation  is a Fantasy Class ship and sister to  Carnival Paradise . She is 70,367 GRTs and carries 2,052 passengers (based on two per cabin). The ship’s Godmother is Shari Arison.

26. Carnival Paradise

Carnival Paradise is second ship the  Fantasy Class  and sister to  Carnival Elation . She is 70,367 GRTs and carries 2,052 passengers (based on two per cabin). Carnival once had a full complement of eight  Fantasy Class  ships before scrapping many due to cost-saving measures. The ship’s Godmother is Paula Zahn.

The Biggest Carnival Ships

Currently, the largest Carnival cruise ship is Carnival Jubilee. The Carnival Jubilee is the third ship in the popular Excel Class and sister to the Carnival Celebration and Mardi Gra s. She carries 5,282 passengers (based on two per cabin). The ship takes her name from a former Carnival cruise ship,   MS Jubilee , that was part of the  Holiday class .

Ship Highlights:

• Features on-board  roller coaster  (BOLT)
• Powered by Liquefied Natural Gas  (LNG)
• Restaurants from partners Guy Fieri  (Guy’s Burger Joint and Guy’s Smokehouse Brewhouse), Emeril Lagasse (Emeril’s Bistro 717 ™ ), Rudi Sodamin (Rudi’s Seagrill) and Chief Fun Officer Shaquille O’Neal (Big Chicken)

The Many Different Classes Of Carnival Ships (Biggest To Smallest)

Carnival Cruise Line currently has nine different classes of cruise ships. Each class of ship is a unique architectural design with its own unique layout and features. Most ships in a particular class have an almost identical layout with minor changes.

The table below shows the Carnival ship classes from largest to smallest, based on ship volume.

You view a list of all the current Carnival Cruise Line ships by age:  Carnival Cruise Line Ships Listed By Age

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What are the three newest Carnival Cruise Line ships?

Carnival Cruise Line’s newest ships are the  Carnival Jubilee , Carnival Celebration and Carnival Luminosa .

When was Carnival’s first cruise?

The original  Mardi Gras, a converted ocean liner, sailed from Port Miami. She left for her first Caribbean cruise on March 11, 1972, with 530 passengers and 200 crew members on board. Unfortunately, the loaded ship ran around while exiting Port Miami’s shipping channel. This caused competitors to call the vessel “Mardi Gras On The Rocks”. However, Founder Ted Arison and the Carnival Cruise Line brand he created has had the last laugh. The Carnival Cruise Line brand continued to grow and become what it is part of today in Carnival Corporation & plc. Carnival Corporation & plc is currently the largest cruise vacation company and operates over 87 cruise ships sailing under nine different brands. 

Has a Carnival cruise ship ever sunk?

No, Fortunately none of the Carnival Cruise Line brand ship’s have ever sunk.

What’s the oldest Carnival cruise ship?

Technically, the oldest cruise ship in the Carnival Cruise Line fleet is the Carnival Sunshine. However, Back in 2013, the ship was previously named Carnival Destiny. She was given a 49-day 155-million dollar transformation that resulted in her being renamed and almost like new.

What is Carnival’s biggest ship?

Carnival Cruise Line’s largest ship as of December 2023 is the Carnival Jubilee. She is the largest ship in Carnival’s fleet, weighing 183,521 gross registered tons with a maximum passenger capacity of 6,631 in 2,687 staterooms.

What are the sizes of the Carnival Cruise Ships in 2024?

The Carnival Cruise Ships range from the smallest to the largest, providing different experiences for passengers. For example, the smallest is currently the Carnival Paradise at 70,367 gross registered tons, and the largest is Carnival Jubilee at 183,521 gross registered tons.

What are the biggest Carnival ships in the fleet?

The largest Carnival ships include the Carnival Celebration, Carnival Elation, and Carnival Sunshine, offering a wide range of amenities and experiences.

Can you provide a list of Carnival ships from biggest to smallest?

The list of Carnival ships by size, from largest to smallest, includes the Carnival Celebration, Carnival Elation, and Carnival Sunshine, among others. You can find a full list at the top of this page.

What is Carnival Firenze, and where does it fit in terms of size?

Carnival Firenze is one of the newer ships coming to the fleet, and though it’s not the largest, it provides exceptional amenities and experiences for passengers.

What are the sister ships of Carnival Cruise Ships?

Carnival Cruise Ships have sister ships such as the Carnival Triumph, Carnival Mardi Gras, and Carnival Firenze, each offering unique experiences for passengers.

How does the smallest Carnival cruise ship compare to other ships in the fleet?

The smallest Carnival cruise ship still delivers an excellent experience despite being half the size of some larger ships.

What are the classes of Carnival cruise ships?

Carnival cruise ships are classified into different classes, such as the Conquest class ships and the Vista-class ships, each with its distinct features and experiences.

Which ship became the Carnival Sunshine, and how does it compare in size?

The Carnival Sunshine was previously the Carnival Triumph and underwent significant enhancements, making it one of the most sought-after ships in the fleet.

What are the newer ships in the Carnival fleet?

The newer ships in the Carnival fleet include the upcoming Carnival Firenze and other ships offering state-of-the-art amenities and experiences for passengers.

What is the significance of the first-ever Carnival cruise ship to exceed a size limit?

The first-ever Carnival cruise ship to exceed size limits marked a significant milestone in the company’s history, allowing for larger and more innovative ship designs.

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Carnival Cruise Ships by Size: Biggest to Smallest

Sarah Bretz, Contributor

• December 4, 2023

Carnival Cruise Line currently has 26 ships varying in size from 70,000 to 182,800 gross registered tons.

8 Classes of Carnival Ships

With eight classes of Carnival cruise ships, it can be confusing to track how old and big each vessel is and what amenities are available on each one.

In this article, we’ve compiled an overview of all ships in the Carnival fleet, organized from largest to smallest by gross registered tonnage.

Carnival Jubilee

What makes this ship notable?

Key Features: BOLT roller coaster, Shaq’s Big Chicken, WaterWorks aqua park, Guy’s Pig & Anchor Smokehouse | Brewhouse, adults-only Serenity Retreat sundeck, Excel suites with exclusive Loft 19 access, Seafood Shack , NASA-inspired Space Cruisers programming for kids, and Alchemy Bar

Carnival Celebration

Key Features: BOLT roller coaster, Family Feud Live, the travel-inspired Latitudes bar, WaterWorks aqua park, Excel suites with exclusive Loft 19 access, Bonsai Sushi, Fahrenheit 555 steakhouse, Rudi’s Seagrill, Shaq’s Big Chicken, adults-only Serenity Retreat, and Guy’s Pig & Anchor Smokehouse | Brewhouse

Key Features: First Carnival ship powered by Liquified Natural Gas, BOLT roller coaster, Family Feud Live, RedFrog Tiki Bar, WaterWorks aqua park, Excel suites with exclusive Loft 19 access, Chibang! Mexican and Chinese restaurant, revamped Fahrenheit 555 steakhouse, Rudi’s Seagrill, Shaq’s Big Chicken, adults-only Serenity Retreat, a casino, and Guy’s Pig & Anchor Smokehouse | Brewhouse

RELATED: Mardi Gras Dining Guide

Carnival Venezia

Key Features: Venice-inspired atrium Piazza San Marco, Guy’s Burger Joint , WaterWorks aqua park, Bonsai Teppanyaki, adults-only Serenity Retreat sundeck, Tomodoro Mexican-Italian fusion restaurant, Heroes Tribute Bar & Lounge, Amari bar, Gondola Lounge, and Terrazza staterooms with exclusive access to outdoor deck Terrazza Carnevale

Carnival Firenze

Features: Palazzo and Medici Restaurants, La Strada Grill, Tomodoro, Guy’s Burger Joint, BlueIguana Cantina, The Waterworks, The RedFrog Pub, Pools and Jacuzzis, Teatro Rosso, Tuscan Lounge, Casinos, and Spa and Fitness Center

Carnival Panorama 

Key Features: Sky Zone indoor trampoline park, Heroes Tribute Bar, Guy’s Pig & Anchor Smokehouse | Brewhouse, WaterWorks aqua park, Bonsai Teppanyaki , SkyRide cycling attraction, Cucina del Capitano, other specialty dining options, and the adults-only Serenity Retreat. This was Carnival’s first brand-new west coast ship debut in almost 20 years. 

Carnival Horizon 

Key Features: WaterWorks aqua park, adults-only Serenity Retreat, SkyRide cycling attraction, Lip Sync Battle: Carnival, Guy’s Pig & Anchor Smokehouse | Brewhouse, Bonsai Teppanyaki, Cloud 9 Spa , and BlueIguana Cantina

Carnival Vista

Key Features: SkyRide cycling attraction, RedFrog Pub & Brewery, Guy’s Pig & Anchor Bar-B-Que, IMAX movie theater, Havana Bar, JiJi Asian Kitchen, Camp Ocean kids’ club, Seafood Shack, Cucina del Capitano, and the WaterWorks aqua park. The is the first ship in Carnival’s three-ship Vista class. 

Carnival Breeze

Key Features: BlueIguana Tequila Bar, Guy’s Burger Joint, Lip Sync Battle: Carnival, Cloud 9 Spa, Alchemy Bar , Cucina del Capitano, Bonsai Sushi, WaterWorks aqua park, adults-only Serenity Retreat, and Camp Ocean kids’ club

Carnival Dream

Key Features:   Guy’s Pig & Anchor Bar-B-Que, Camp Ocean Kids’ Club, WaterWorks aqua park, Alchemy Bar, Seafood Shack, Cloud 9 Spa, Bonsai Sushi, Guy’s Burger Joint, Punchliner Comedy Club, and Lip Sync Battle: Carnival. This was the first ship in Carnival’s Dream class. 

This was the first Carnival ship to introduce the cove balcony concept . This is like a giant oval porthole type of balcony that is surrounded by steel and can close incase of bad weather. These balcony cabins are located on deck two.

Carnival Magic

Key Features: WaterWorks aqua park, Guy’s Burger Joint, Cloud 9 Spa, Seafood Shack, Lip Sync Battle: Carnival, adults-only Serenity Retreat, Guy’s Pig & Anchor Bar-B-Que , BlueIguana Cantina, and the Alchemy Bar

Carnival Splendor

Key Features: Punchliner Comedy Club, adults-only Serenity Retreat, Guy’s Burger Joint, Cloud 9 Spa, Alchemy Bar, Camp Ocean Kids’ club, RedFrog Pub, Seafood Shack, and BlueIguana Cantina

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Carnival Glory

Key Features: WaterWorks aqua park, BlueIguana Cantina, adults-only Serenity Retreat, Alchemy Bar, Lip Sync Battle: Carnival, Camp Ocean kids’ club, Guy’s Burger Joint, Seafood Shack, and Spa Carnival

Carnival Liberty

Key Features: Guy’s Burger Joint, SkyBox Sports Bar, adults-only Serenity Retreat, Alchemy Bar, Punchliner Comedy Club, Seafood Shack, BlueIguana Cantina, Camp Ocean Kids’ club, and Spa Carnival

Carnival Conquest

Key Features: Lip Sync Battle: Carnival, Seafood Shack, Camp Ocean kids’ club, Alchemy Bar, adults-only Serenity Retreat, Punchliner Comedy Club, BlueIguana Cantina, and Guy’s Burger Joint. This is the first ship in the Carnival Conquest class. 

Carnival Valor

Key Features: Alchemy Bar, Camp Ocean Kids’ club, Punchliner Comedy Club, Seafood Shack, Guy’s Burger Joint, adults-only Serenity Retreat, BlueIguana Cantina, RedFrog Pub, and Spa Carnival

Carnival Freedom

Key Features: Seafood Shack, WaterWorks aqua park, BlueIguana Cantina, Punchliner Comedy Club, Alchemy Bar, Heroes Tribute Bar, Guy’s Burger Joint, SkyBox Sports Bar, Camp Ocean kids’ club, Lip Sync Battle: Carnival, and Bonsai Sushi Express

Carnival Sunshine

Key Features: Havana Bar, WaterWorks aqua park, Punchliner Comedy Club, JiJi Asian Kitchen, adults-only Serenity Retreat, Guy’s Burger Joint, Cucina del Capitano, Camp Ocean kids’ club, and Guy’s Burger Joint

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Carnival Sunrise

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Key Features: Guy’s Pig & Anchor Bar-B-Que, adults-only Serenity Retreat, Seafood Shack, Cloud 9 Spa, Punchliner Comedy Club, Alchemy Bar, Cucina del Capitano, Camp Ocean Kids’ club, BlueIguana Cantina

Carnival Radiance

Key Features: Heroes Tribute Bar & Lounge, Shaq’s Big Chicken, Cloud 9 Spa, Cucina del Capitano, adults-only Serenity Retreat, Seafood Shack, RedFrog Pub, Guy’s Pig & Anchor Bar-B-Que, SkyCourse (a ropes course), and the Alchemy Bar

Carnival Luminosa

Key Features: RedFrog Rum Bar, Cloud 9 Spa, adults-only Serenity Retreat, Bonsai Sushi Express, JavaBlue Café, Camp Ocean kids’ clubs, Alchemy Bar, Cherry on Top, and Punchliner Comedy Club

Carnival Miracle

Key Features: WaterWorks aqua park, Alchemy Bar, Bonsai Sushi Express, adults-only Serenity Retreat, Camp Ocean kids’ club, Lip Sync Battle: Carnival, Guy’s Burger Joint, Punchliner Comedy Club, and BlueIguana Cantina

Carnival Pride

Key Features: Alchemy Bar, RedFrog Pub, Bonsai Sushi, Spa Carnival, Camp Ocean Kids’ club, WaterWorks aqua park, Guy’s Burger Joint, Lip Sync Battle: Carnival, BlueIguana Cantina, and Punchliner Comedy Club

Carnival Legend

Key Features: Camp Ocean kids’ club, adults-only Serenity Retreat, Guy’s Burger Joint, Lip Sync Battle: Carnival, Bonsai Sushi, WaterWorks aqua park, Punchliner Comedy Club, and BlueIguana Cantina

Carnival Spirit

Key Features: Alchemy Bar, Punchliner Comedy Club, adults-only Serenity Retreat, Seafood Shack, Spa Carnival, Bonsai Sushi, Guy’s Burger Joint, RedFrog Pub, and BlueIguana Tequila Bar. This was the first of four Spirit-class ships. 

Carnival Paradise

Key Features: Camp Ocean Kids’ Club, Punchliner Comedy Club, WaterWorks aqua park, Spa Carnival, BlueIguana Cantina, RedFrog Rum Bar, Guy’s Burger Joint, and the adults-only Serenity Retreat

Carnival Elation

Key Features:  Camp Ocean Kids’ Club, Punchliner Comedy Club, WaterWorks aqua park, Spa Carnival, BlueIguana Cantina, RedFrog Rum Bar, Guy’s Burger Joint, and the adults-only Serenity Retreat

As a result of the 2020-2021 cruise industry shutdown, Carnival Cruise Line sold off five Fantasy-class ships. Parent company Carnival Corporation sold off 21 cruise ships in total.

Three were sold for scrap metal, including  Carnival Fantasy ,  Carnival Imagination , and  Carnival Inspiration . Carnival Fascination  was sold to another cruise line that never got off the ground, and it was eventually scrapped in December 2021.

In 2022, it was announced that Carnival Sensation and Carnival Ecstasy would also be leaving the fleet.

What does gross registered tonnage mean?

Gross registered tonnage (GRT) doesn’t measure how much the cruise ship weighs but the total space inside. Every 100 cubic feet is equivalent to one gross registered ton.

Do all Carnival ships have Starlink internet?

By 2024, all Carnival Cruise Line ships will have Starlink wireless internet service.

This article was originally published in January 2022. It was most recently updated in December 2023.

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Carnival Cruise Ships by Size (2024 UPDATE)

March 15, 2024

Hello, cruise lovers! As you probably know, Carnival Cruise has quite a large number of ships , and sometimes it can be difficult to choose between them.

In this article, you will find a ranking based on the size of the ships , from smallest to largest.

You will initially see a detailed list of the ships, followed by a summary table and a comparison chart at the article’s conclusion.

Table of Contents

27. Carnival Elation

• Max Guest Capacity: 2,190
• Guest Decks: 10
• Length (Feet): 855
• Gross Tonnage: 71,909

Launched in 1998, Carnival Elation is a cozy ship with a nostalgic touch . It’s the smallest ship in the Carnival fleet, yet it feels quite spacious and can accommodate about 2,200 passengers. The interior decor is a funky mix of the 1970s and Vegas flair .

It features eight cabin types and 10 different places to eat. The 2017 and 2020 refurbishments spruced things up, adding modern dining, bars, and entertainment, including a cool water park and mini-golf.

I personally think is great for older people and for those looking for relaxation . What really stands out? The crew’s warmth and dedication to making your journey unforgettable.

26. Carnival Paradise

• Max Guest Capacity: 2,606
• Gross Tonnage: 71,925

Carnival Paradise is definitely a unique ship. It’s been cruising since 1998 , so it’s not the newest ship, but it’s still full of fun things to do on board. In 2018, it got a big update, and now it also has Guy’s Burger Joint, BlueIguana Cantina, a big water park, and mini-golf.

It’s 855 feet long and can hold more than 2,100 guests . It’s one of those cozy and easy to get around ship. On board, you can find very different cabins, from simple ones to fancy suites. They all have nice beds, lots of space, and great service. On this ship, I particularly like the ocean-view rooms; they have big windows and great views.

An interesting fact is that Carnival Paradise was the first cruise ship that didn’t allow smoking on board .

25. Carnival Spirit

• Max Guest Capacity: 2,610
• Guest Decks: 12
• Length (Feet): 963
• Gross Tonnage: 88,500

Carnival Spirit, Carnival Cruise Line’s first venture outside the U.S., is a hit with Australian cruisers .

It’s got a chill, fun vibe and caters to families, couples, and singles. There’s a mix of kid-friendly areas and adults-only spots like the Serenity area.

The crew guarantees exceptional service, and you can definitely experience a friendly and community feel on board . It may not have the best features, but it’s got great family-friendly amenities, like the Green Thunder water slide and various dining options. From buffets to fancy Chef’s Tables, I really liked the food on this ship. Entertainment-wise, there’s live music, comedy, and theme nights. I have to be honest; the ship is a bit older , but its cleanliness and dedicated crew make every trip enjoyable .

24. Carnival Legend

Carnival Legend is part of the Spirit Class and focuses a lot on variety. It offers unique restaurants and even has a wedding chapel onboard . So it is the perfect choice if you want to get married or want to celebrate your anniversary at sea.

The ship has quite a vibrant atmosphere, with attractions like the Green Thunder water slide and Seuss at Sea for families.

The decor is inspired by legends from around the world ; while some might find this a little odd, I think it’s quite interesting about this ship.

It travels different routes, appealing to both American and Australian cruisers. Dining choices include Truffles, Unicorn Cafe, Guy’s Burger Joint, and specialty options. In my opinion, Carnival Legend is great for an action-packed holiday with good food and service.

I traveled on this ship several years ago and still have fond memories . Despite being quite small I consider her one of the best in the Carnival fleet !

23. Carnival Pride

• Max Guest Capacity: 2,680

Carnival Pride had its first trip in 2002, and it’s still going! I love the Michelangelo-inspired decor that showcases Renaissance and Victorian England beauty.

In my opinion, the Renaissance Lobby is a masterpiece , setting the stage for the ship’s grand style. Yet, it’s not just about looks; the ship offers popular features like Guy’s Burger Joint, Bonsai Sushi, and modern entertainment .

Its unique layout places most amenities on the lower decks, making for a cozy yet spacious feel . Carnival Pride is perfect for those who like big-ship services but prefer fewer crowds .

22. Carnival Miracle

Launched in 2003, Carnival Miracle belongs to the Spirit class. Along with its siblings, this ship boasts a superb passenger-to-space ratio , and Its clever design avoids overcrowding.

It’s themed around miraculous concepts and includes The Raven Library, Mad Hatter’s Ball Lounge, The Bacchus Dining Room and Dr. Frankenstein’s Lab Dance Club.

A 2020 refurbishment even added more dining options and WaterWorks slides. It usually sails to Alaska, Hawaii, and Mexico.

21. Carnival Luminosa

• Max Guest Capacity: 2,826
• Gross Tonnage: 92,600

Carnival Luminosa is a mid-sized ship, therefore giving an intimate cruising experience. It accommodates about 2,800 guests, suiting those who prefer a personal touch to their cruise.

On board, you will find quite a few dining options, from specialty restaurants to casual eateries. Guests also enjoy a variety of activities and entertainment, including a casino, live shows, and a water park. It’s also a family-friendly ship with special children’s areas and activities. I personally tried one of the staterooms a few years ago, and it was comfortable and convenient for a relaxed stay.

20. Carnival Sunrise

• Max Guest Capacity: 3,873
• Guest Decks: 13
• Length (Feet): 893
• Gross Tonnage: 101,509

The Carnival Sunrise was recently refurbished . It presents an interesting array of dining experiences that range from casual to fine dining.

The ship features a ropes course, a mini-golf, and a water park. All these kid-friendly activities make it ideal for family vacations. Adults can also have a good time thanks to the serenity retreat and entertainment options, including musical shows, comedy clubs, and bars with live music.

19. Carnival Radiance

Carnival Radiance provides a very fun-filled cruise experience . It features diverse dining options, from the classic Guy’s Burger Joint to the BlueIguana Cantina.

The entertainment highlights include the water park, mini-golf, sports court, and comedy club. While, the Cloud 9 Spa offers relaxation and revitalization for adults. This ship is very family-friendly, with programs and activities designed specifically for children . I really think that Carnival Radiance is the perfect choice for a lively cruise .

18. Carnival Sunshine

• Max Guest Capacity: 3,758
• Gross Tonnage: 102,853

Carnival Sunshine it’s still a mid-size ship , but it stands out with its modernized bars, restaurants, and children’s areas.

It offers a good balance between relaxation and fun . Dining choices include the usual Guy’s Burger Joint and BlueIguana Cantina. In terms of activities, on board, you will find similar areas we already saw on the other ships, like the WaterWorks water park, mini-golf, and the Serenity area for adults.

17. Carnival Freedom

• Max Guest Capacity: 3,754
• Length (Feet): 952
• Gross Tonnage: 110,000

Carnival Freedom is the fifth and last ship of the Conquest class, which includes (Conquest, Glory, Valor, Liberty and Freedom) On board, you will find all Carnival Favorite areas, and you could have a lot of fun with all the entertainment options.

An interesting thing that I want you to note is that she is themed to celebrate American history .

16. Carnival Valor

• Max Guest Capacity: 3,756

Carnival Valor is notable for its port-intensive itineraries and resort-like amenities . The ship features multiple pools, Tiki-style bars, a water slide, and various dining options. Its décor celebrates American history in a fun and interesting way.

I would suggest this ship to families, couples, and friend groups. It offers a comfortable atmosphere for all ages , and all cabins are quite spacious and well-furnished.

15. Carnival Liberty

Carnival Liberty offers a good mix of classic and innovative elements . It features creatively designed staterooms with a very interesting design. These include Interior Upper/Lower and Scenic Ocean View rooms and Premium Vista Balcony staterooms. The dining options range from Guy’s Burger Joint to Seafood Shack, and there are plenty of bars and lounges like Alchemy Bar and The RedFrog Pub.

Entertainment includes Playlist Productions shows and The Punchliner Comedy Club. I wanna also say that Carnival Liberty has very good reviews and is known for its excellent service .

14. Carnival Glory

Carnival Glory is famous for its spacious staterooms , so you may want to consider it if you are looking for a big cabin .

Dining experiences are varied, featuring options like Guy’s Burger Joint (as we have seen on almost every previous ship) and Platinum Restaurant. Activities span from relaxing adults-only areas to exciting water slides and mini-golf. Entertainment includes the Amber Palace Main Lounge and nightly live music.

The ship has also undergone enhancements, adding modern bars, dining, and entertainment venues. Passengers usually really appreciate the ship’s quality , service , and activity variety .

13. Carnival Conquest

Carnival Conquest showcases creatively designed staterooms and a great ship’s art and décor that draw inspiration from 19th-century French Impressionism . Ratings highlight its great cabins, good service, and fun activities.

12. Carnival Splendor

• Max Guest Capacity: 3,734
• Gross Tonnage: 113,300

Carnival Splendor is the only ship in its class ! Why is that? Because it was built for Costa Cruises to join the Concordia Class, but then plans changed during her construction.

The ship’s unique “ Splendid theme ” is reflected in its bold colors and whimsical decor. It was placed in the Australian market to serve cruises in Asia and South Pacific.

11. Carnival Dream

• Max Guest Capacity: 3,646
• Length (Feet): 1,004
• Gross Tonnage: 130,000

Carnival Dream offers spacious staterooms, including Cove Balcony and Spa Staterooms, with a really interesting spa access . Dining ranges from Chef’s Art Steakhouse to Mongolian Wok and Tandoor. Entertainment includes Playlist Productions, Punchliner Comedy Club, and Seaside Theatre.

Relaxation options include Cloud 9 Spa and Serenity Adult-Only Retreat. The ship also has a water park, mini-golf, and Camp Ocean for kids. Its design is elegant and modern , creating a dreamy atmosphere for guests.

10. Carnival Magic

• Max Guest Capacity: 3,690
• Guest Decks: 14

Launched in 2011 , Carnival Magic is a Dream-class ship that focuses on fun. The 2016 upgrade introduced new dining options like Guy’s Burger Joint and a new sports area.

I really enjoyed the supersized hot tubs over the ship’s edge, while kids can have fun at the aqua park and ropes course. Entertainment ranges from Broadway-style shows to a piano bar with impressive quality. Carnival Magic sails mainly in the Caribbean from Miami, Florida.

9. Carnival Breeze

Carnival Breeze, a Dream-class vessel, is well known for family fun .

It features SportsSquare and WaterWorks for outdoor activities, and for this reason, I think it is perfect for families with kids.

Dining ranges from casual to elegant, and the ship also offers a very vibrant nightlife . It sails mainly in the Western Caribbean from Galveston, Texas.

8. Carnival Vista

• Max Guest Capacity: 4,977
• Guest Decks: 15
• Length (Feet): 1,055
• Gross Tonnage: 133,500

Carnival Vista is the first Vista-class ship . It debuted in 2016 and is finally different from the previous classes.

As Carnival’s largest ship at the time, Carnival Vista accommodates 3,954 guests . Highlighting outdoor spaces, it offers nearly 30 dining and drinking venues, including an onboard brewery.

Amenities include an IMAX Theatre, a SkyRide, and a water park. The ship also has a variety of staterooms, including Havana Cabanas , a “tropical chich” type of cabins. It operates mainly in the Caribbean.

7. Carnival Horizon

Carnival Horizon was launched in 2018 and is the second Vista-class ship.

It can accommodate 3,934 passengers , and like its sister Vista, Horizon features attractions like a bike ride-in-the-sky, an IMAX Theatre, and a water park.

Diverse dining options include Guy’s Pig & Anchor Bar-B-Que. The ship provides a great mix of spacious and well-equipped cabin types. This ship mainly focuses on cruises to the Caribbean .

6. Carnival Panorama

• Max Guest Capacity: 5,146

Carnival Panorama is a really good ship, and I consider it the perfect size for a cruise . It’s not too big and not too small.

The ship features 14 bars and lounges , three pools, and six hot tubs. Activities range from Piano Bar 88 to WaterWorks water park.

Carnival Panorama also includes a Cloud 9 Spa and Carnival’s favorite dining options. For adventure seekers, there’s also the SkyRide , a pedal-powered bike hanging on the ship’s deck.

5. Carnival Firenze

• Max Guest Capacity: 5,078
• Length (Feet): 1,061
• Gross Tonnage: 135,156

Carnival Firenze was the second ship transferred from Costa Crociere to Carnival Cruise Line .

It offers a variety of interesting staterooms, including Terrazza Premium Vista Balcony. Staterooms come with amenities like soft linens and climate control. I traveled on this ship when it was still under the Costa brand, it I have to say I really enjoyed it .

Dining options include Bonsai Sushi and Fahrenheit 555 Steakhouse. It also offers two pools and six hot tubs, along with activities like a comedy club and ropes course.

4. Carnival Venezia

• Max Guest Capacity: 5,260
• Gross Tonnage: 135,225

Carnival Venezia initially debuted as Costa Venezia for Costa Cruises. Was after being transferred to the Carnival fleet to start the new cruising brand “ Carnival Fun Italian Style “.

Staterooms include Terrazza Cabana and Premium Balcony, offering access to Terrazza Carnevale. The ship provides a range of dining options, including Bonsai Sushi and Fahrenheit 555 Steakhouse. Entertainment features various bars and lounges, art auctions, and a comedy club.

With two pools and six hot tubs, Carnival Venezia it’s not the biggest ship of the company but it’s still considered a pretty big one .

3. Mardi Gras

• Max Guest Capacity: 6,465
• Guest Decks: 17
• Length (Feet): 1,130
• Gross Tonnage: 180,800

Carnival Mardi Gras was the first ship in the excellence class.

A thing that I want to underline, and I personally think is really important, is that this ship was the first one of the company powered by liquified natural gas . A very important change with the aim to reduce pollution and emissions in the environment.

It’s one of the biggest ships in the Carnival fleet and can almost accommodate 6,500 passengers .

2. Carnival Celebration

• Max Guest Capacity: 6,500
• Gross Tonnage: 182,800

Carnival Celebration was the second ship in the excellence class , and it can accommodate just a few more passengers than the Mardi Gras.

It has six zones, each offering unique experiences. Cabins are modern with a soothing color palette. Relaxation options include Cloud 9 Spa and Serenity Adult-Only Retreat .

Dining choices range from Emeril’s Bistro 1397 to Fahrenheit 555 Steakhouse. Activities include BOLT roller coaster and WaterWorks. I think that this ship is ideal for multigenerational families because it has numerous areas both for kids and adults.

1. Carnival Jubilee

The Carnival Jubilee is the biggest ship in the Carnival fleet. Its gross tonnage is over 182,000 and its length is more than 1,100 fleets .

It has six pools and seven hot tubs , including an adults-only pool. Staterooms range from standard interior cabins to Cloud 9 Spa staterooms.

The Ultimate Playground includes the BOLT roller coaster and ropes course. Dining options include 21 choices like Street Eats, Seafood Shack, and Anchor Smokehouse. The ship’s design particularly focuses on outdoor activities and entertainment , so I would recommend it for a trip in warm weather.

Summary table

Below here you can find the summary table that goes from the smallest ship to the biggest one. You can also see their max guest capacity, the number of decks, their length, and the gross tonnage.

Comparison chart

To help you visualize the different sizes, I also made a chart comparing all the Carnival fleet ships . You can see them in the chart below from the biggest to the smallest .

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Welcome aboard our voyage through the Carnival Cruise Line’s Fleet. Carnival has long been a favorite for its family-friendly atmosphere and budget-friendly options. Whether you’re planning your first sea adventure or a seasoned sailor of the high seas, understanding the diverse fleet of Carnival’s ships can help tailor your perfect cruise experience.

Carnival ships are famous for their signature red, white, and blue whale tail funnel, a symbol of fun and excitement on the open sea. This iconic design marks the ships’ distinctive profile and encapsulates the essence of Carnival’s brand—a world of fun, sun, and exploration.

In this blog post, we’ll navigate the waves of choices within the Carnival fleet. We’ll compare Carnival ships by size, age, and class to help you select the best one for your next cruise vacation.

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Carnival Ships by Size

Carnival’s fleet offers a variety of sizes catering to different passenger preferences, from those seeking an intimate experience to a thrill-packed city at sea with endless activities.

Larger Carnival cruise ships have more things to do, while smaller vessels offer a more relaxed and laid-back experience.

Below is a comprehensive guide to Carnival Cruise Line’s ships, categorized by size.

List of Carnival Ships by Age

The ship’s age is an essential factor when planning your cruise vacation. Newer cruise ships, like Carnival Jubilee, offer newer technology, better amenities, more activities, and a broader range of entertainment options. In contrast, older vessels, like Carnival Spirit, are quieter and focus more on traditional cruise activities.

The table below shows Carnival’s cruise ships from newest to oldest.

Although the cruise ships at the bottom of the list are very old, they receive regular refurbishments every three to five years. So, even if you aren’t sailing on the newest vessel, the ship won’t show its age.

Carnival Cruise Ship Classes

Carnival Cruise Line has eight cruise ship classes.

Carnival Cruise Ships on Order

Carnival Cruise Line currently has one unnamed Excel-class ship on order. We’re expecting Carnival’s fourth Excel-class ship to arrive in 2027 and be identical in size to the previous Excel cruise ships.

The 180,000 gross-ton cruise ship will be powered by liquified natural gas (LNG) and is under construction at the Meyer-Werft shipyard in Germany.

Which Carnival Cruise Ship is the Biggest?

The biggest Carnival cruise ship is the Carnival Jubilee . The Excel-class cruise ship has a gross tonnage of 183,900 GT, a length of 344 meters, and can accommodate 5,374 passengers.

Which Carnival Cruise Ship is the Smallest?

Carnival’s smallest cruise ship is the Carnival Elation, which has a gross tonnage of 71,909 GT, a length of 260 meters, and a 2,188-passenger capacity.

What is the Newest Carnival Ship?

Carnival’s newest cruise ship is the Carnival Firenze, which entered service for the cruise line in 2024. Firenze was built in 2021 for Carnival’s sister brand, Costa Cruises. Carnival acquired the cruise ship, and it entered service in 2024.

What is the Oldest Carnival Ship?

The oldest Carnival ship is the Carnival Sunshine , which launched in 1996.

How Many Cruise Ships Does Carnival Have?

Carnival operates the largest ocean cruise ship fleet with 27 cruise ships.

What Was the First Carnival Cruise Ship?

The first Carnival Cruise ship was the TSS Mardi Gras .

The vessel (named RMS  Empress of Canada at the time) was built for Canadian Pacific Steamships Ltd. in 1960 before being bought by the newly formed Ted Arison Carnival Cruise Line.

Empress of Canada was a little over 27,000 gross tons, a considerable difference from the 180,000 Excel-class ships.

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