Class of ships

[sharkaymon]

Where may I find the different classes of Carnival ships and which ships are in which class?

[klfrodo]

I just googled your question and found the answer

[joepeka]

There are a number of sites that can provide that info but cruisedeckplans.com is the one I prefer. When you select the Carnival page, it will list all the ships currently in service and their stats (including each one's class).

[Bookbug53]

Google.

 

Wikipedia.

 

CARNIVAL.COM

 

To get you started. :cool:

[jimbo5544]

Google is your friend but Wikipedia has a good reference.

Edited June 11, 2016 by jimbo5544

[sharkaymon]

I found what I was looking for

[riclop]

Where may I find the different classes of Carnival ships and which ships are in which class?

 

On the carnival site.

[joepeka]

On the carnival site.

 

If there is a simple list on the Carnival web site like the one the OP seeks, I cannot find it.

[miataman19]

Here you go...

Ship Class Guide 0815.pdf

[joepeka]

Here you go...

 

I believe that's from the goccl TA site, correct? In fact, goccl has a newer version with an image of Vista.... if that's important. ;)

[Bookbug53]

If there is a simple list on the Carnival web site like the one the OP seeks, I cannot find it.

 

Each ship, individually, will have a description of it's class which, admittedly, can be a bit cumbersome.

 

On another note...your tag line is perfection for what sometimes goes on here!! :p

[joepeka]

Each ship, individually, will have a description of it's class which, admittedly, can be a bit cumbersome.

 

On another note...your tag line is perfection for what sometimes goes on here!! :p

 

From my favorite movie, "Cool Land Luke", a line spoken by the actor in my avatar. ;) And thank you for recognizing the correlation to this forum (and others).

Edited June 12, 2016 by joepeka