The 133,500-ton vessel is the third in the line’s Vista-class series. It will join sister ships Carnival Vista, which entered service in 2016, and Carnival Horizon, set to debut on 2nd April 2018. The three 3,954-passenger Vista-class ships are the largest ever constructed for Carnival Cruise Line.
Carnival Panorama will offer venues with both indoor and al fresco experiences, including the Fahrenheit 555 steakhouse, Library Bar and Bonsai Sushi, along with open-air attractions such as the bike-ride-in-the-sky attraction SkyRide, the WaterWorks aqua park and the SportSquare recreation area.
Also featured will be a Havana section with tropics-inspired staterooms and a Cuban-themed bar and pool, the Cloud 9 Spa and the entertainment venue Ocean Plaza with indoor and outdoor seating.
“Carnival Panorama is the perfect name to reflect the design inspiration of our Vista-class ships providing more venues and opportunities to connect with the sea,” said Christine Duffy, president of Carnival Cruise Line.
She added: “Carnival Panorama will offer a wide variety of fun indoor and outdoor experiences along with exciting one-of-a-kind features that will provide our guests with a lifetime of wonderful holiday memories.”
Currently under construction at the Fincantieri’s Marghera shipyard in Italy, Carnival Panorama is scheduled to enter service in November 2019. Homeport and itinerary, along with other new features of this ship, will be announced later.
