Carnival
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- Specialty dining
- Soft drinks
- Beer and wine
- Cocktails & spirits
- Shore excursions
- Room service
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The first of three vessels in Carnival Cruise Line's next-generation LNG-powered Ace Class, under construction at Fincantieri in Monfalcone, Italy (steel cut July 10, 2026) for a summer 2029 debut. At approximately 230,000 gross tons and 344.9 m × 47.5 m with more than 3,000 staterooms (nearly 8,000 guests at full capacity and over 2,000 crew), she is designed as an outward-facing megaship with over 4.5 acres of glass, a reimagined lanai deck, and more than 70 percent new dining, bar, and entertainment concepts sailing to Carnival's Paradise Collection destinations.
Space ratio measures total ship volume per guest, not cabin size. Departures reflect our catalog, not the line’s full schedule.
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Checked 2026-09-20. Benefits depend on the fare, package and booking offer.
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Restaurant details for Carnival Destiny are not confirmed yet. See what the cruise line includes.
Counted from the line’s own figures. A blank is a figure we do not have, never a zero.
Space ratio is gross tons per lower-berth passenger; higher is roomier. Guests per crew member: lower is more attentive. Places to eat excludes bars. From the line's published specifications dated October 2026. The line publishes only the maximum passenger count, so the lower-berth figure here is cabins times two.
Carnival Destiny is 344.9 m long (1,132 ft): 3.1 American football fields end to end, and 76 m longer than the Titanic.
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An outline from the published length and beam, not a deck plan.
No upcoming sailings are published for Carnival Destiny.