The Carnival Panorama

Carnival Panorama

A Calender

2018

A Weight

133,500

A Ruler

322 Meters

A Gauge

23 Knots

Stick people

4,008 Guests

People

1,450 Crew

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Your floating resort

Voted the most anticipated new ship, Carnival Panorama is packing all the newest and best fun from her sister ships as well as having some added exclusive features such as a 3,000-square-foot Sky Zone Trampoline park!

Home porting in Long Beach, California, this Carnival Vista class vessel is one of the best ships you can choose for a trip to Mexico if you want to visit destinations on its picture postcard pacific coast. There just isn't enough holiday time to do everything, so you may as well go for the ship with the widest variety, make the most of the moments and above all, have fun.

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Restaurants

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Main Dining Rooms

Vista and Horizons are Carnival Panorama's two main dining rooms, serving relaxed, waiter-served full-course meals for breakfast, Sea Day Brunch, tea time and dinner. The rotating menu can bring Pappardelle with Braised Lamb alongside Carnival classics and international dishes.

Choose Early or Late Dining for the same table each evening, or use Your Time Dining. Check in on the Carnival HUB App and wait for its alert when your table is ready.

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Lido Marketplace

Lido Marketplace is your casual food hall on Deck 10, with self-service stations for barbecue, deli choices, salads, Asian dishes and pasta. Take your pick, then settle into indoor or outdoor seating.

Breakfast brings made-to-order omelettes and eggs, while dinner runs from 6:00pm to 9:30pm with a daily Chef’s Special among the choices. Complimentary coffee, hot tea, lemonade and unsweetened iced tea keep things easy, day or night.

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Guy's Burger Joint

Poolside on Deck 10's Lido Deck, Guy's Burger Joint brings roadside shack energy to your lunch. Choose a fresh-off-the-grill burger, then customise it at the toppings bar, with hot hand-cut fries on the side.

Go for The Ringer if you fancy bourbon-and-brown-sugar barbecue sauce and a crispy spicy onion ring. It is generally open until 6:00pm, though times can vary by sailing.

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Guy's Pig & Anchor Bar-B-Que Smokehouse

Bring a proper appetite to Guy's Pig & Anchor Bar-B-Que Smokehouse on Deck 5, where American barbecue is smoked over hickory and apple wood. You can tuck into brisket, baby back ribs, sausage or dry-rubbed chicken, with classic sides doing their bit.

Call in for the included lunch buffet on embarkation or sea days. In the evening, dinner is served à la carte until late for an extra charge, and Parched Pig beers plus live music keep the place nicely lively.

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BlueIguana Cantina

Poolside on Lido Deck 10, BlueIguana Cantina sorts breakfast and lunch without taking you far from the sunshine. You can tuck into freshly made tacos and burritos, with homemade tortillas and salsa bringing the proper Mexican credentials.

Start with a build-your-own breakfast burrito, perhaps with jalapeño tortilla and tomatillo salsa. At lunch, try a taco filled with chipotle-rubbed chicken, ancho roast pork or seasoned battered fish.

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Fahrenheit 555 Steakhouse

Fahrenheit 555 is Carnival Panorama’s classic American steakhouse, where premium beef is cooked to your specifications and seafood shares the bill. Go for Filet Mignon, a Cowboy Steak or Surf & Turf, then finish with the Chocolate Sphere.

You will find it midship on Deck 5, and dinner runs from 5:30pm to 9:30pm. Allow around two and a half hours for the full experience, and reserve online after booking your cruise, as walk-ins depend on availability.

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Bonsai Sushi

Sushi, sashimi, rolls and sake, with bonsai-tree décor setting a suitably calm scene. Find Bonsai Sushi midship on Promenade Deck 5, opposite the Alchemy Bar, for lunch or dinner.

Go classic with a California Roll, or make a meal of the Bento Box. If you have a food allergy, let your server know before ordering.

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Bonsai Teppanyaki

Dinner comes with a bit of theatre at Bonsai Teppanyaki, where your chef cooks Far Eastern dishes at the table and may send a little food flying. Choose from mains such as black cod, tofu steak or filet mignon, then finish with green tea ice cream cake.

You will find it on Deck 5. With just two eight-seat tables and limited seating, reservations are recommended for lunch or dinner on sea days.

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Cucina Del Capitano

On Deck 11 aft, Cucina del Capitano brings relaxed, family style Italian American cooking to the table, with recipes linked to Carnival’s Italian captains and officers. Try Il Capitano’s Signature Arancini, Sicilian rice balls served with marinara.

Lunch has a complimentary made to order pasta bar, while dinner is speciality dining. Reservations are recommended, though walk ins may be available.

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Jiji Asian Kitchen

JiJi Asian Kitchen brings a modern, full-service pan-Asian dinner to Deck 11, with flavours drawing on China, Mongolia, Vietnam, Singapore, Indonesia and the Philippines. Try the Singapore Chili Shrimp, then raise a Signature Green Tea Martini to a very good decision.

Dinner carries an extra charge, while the same space hosts included Mongolian Wok lunches. Reservations are not required, but booking ahead is the smart route for your preferred seating time.

Bars and Lounges

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Havana Bar

Havana Bar

Step into a little slice of vintage Cuba on Promenade Deck 5 aft, where colourful décor, ornate ironwork and old postcards set the scene. Start with a café Cubano, then move on to a classic Mojito or a Havana Especial, served frozen or on the rocks.

Ocean views are the warm-up act. As evening arrives, live Latin music and dancing give this bar proper get-up-and-go. The indoor bar is open to all guests, while the adjoining outdoor area is reserved for Havana stateroom guests.

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Alchemy Bar

Alchemy Bar

Part cocktail bar, part vintage pharmacy, Alchemy Bar turns spirits, fresh juices, infused syrups and spices into rather clever concoctions. You can pick from the menu or ask the bartender for a customised elixir, with or without alcohol.

Try the Cucumber Sunrise, made with vodka, watermelon nectar, muddled cucumber, fresh lime and orange juice. You will find it midships on Deck 5, and it is strictly for guests aged 21 and over.

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Piano Bar 88

Piano Bar 88

Piano Bar 88 on Deck 5, midship, is where a cocktail and a good chorus make for a rather better evening. Take a seat by the piano, put in your song request and join the singalong with the performer.

It runs from evening until late, so pop in when you are ready to swap quiet drinks for a proper tune. This venue is for guests aged 21 and over.

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RedFrog Rum Bar

RedFrog Rum Bar

Poolside on Lido Deck 10, RedFrog Rum Bar brings a relaxed Caribbean feel with just enough party spirit to keep things interesting.

You can choose rum-based drinks by the glass or pitcher, or try Red’s Rum Treasure, mixed with rum, coconut rum, guava-pineapple juice and nutmeg. This one is strictly for guests aged 21 and over.

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BlueIguana Tequila Bar

BlueIguana Tequila Bar

Poolside on Deck 10, midship, BlueIguana Tequila Bar brings colourful Mexican flair to the main pool area. Settle in with Mexican beers, tequila cocktails or a classic frozen margarita.

For something a little more tropical, try the Green Iguana, blending tequila, coconut, pineapple juice and citrus. This bar is for guests aged 21 and over.

Activities & Entertainment

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Liquid Lounge Theatre

Liquid Lounge Theatre

This is Carnival Panorama’s main theatre, where Playlist Productions brings singers and dancers to the stage for full musical shows. You may also find audience-participation fun, including Hasbro, The Game Show, where familiar games get a proper live-performance makeover.

Find Liquid Lounge forward on Deck 4, with its upper level on Deck 5. Seating is first come, first served, so check the Carnival HUB App for door times and join the queue 15 minutes before doors open.

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Sky Zone

Sky Zone

Swap the sun lounger for some serious bounce at this two-deck-high indoor trampoline park on Decks 7 and 8. The 12-lane court serves up trampoline dodgeball and basketball, while the climbing wall and Sky Ladder test your balance.

Sessions are grouped by age, from little ones to 16+, and must be booked onboard. Keep the 300-pound weight limit in mind before you plan your flying leap.

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SkyRide

SkyRide

Take to the skies, sort of, on SkyRide's pedal-powered recumbent bikes, suspended high above the ship. You can race along the dual track, get your legs moving or take the sensible option and admire the panoramic ocean views.

The entrance is on Deck 14. Closed-toe athletic shoes and suitable workout clothing are required, and glasses need a head strap or a safe spot off your face.

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Serenity Adults-Only Sun Deck

Serenity Adults-Only Sun Deck

Deck 15 is where you go when your plans involve sea breezes, a padded lounger and precisely no rushing about. This peaceful outdoor retreat is for guests aged 21 and over, with two whirlpools, clamshell seating and plenty of room to read, nap or master the art of doing nothing.

Loungers and clamshell beds are first come, first served, so arrive early if you have a favourite spot in mind. Fresh Creations offers complimentary made-to-order salads, while drinks from the nearby Serenity Bar carry an extra charge.

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Ropes Course

Ropes Course

Fancy seeing how steady your sea legs really are? This outdoor aerial challenge at the aft end of Deck 14 has you secured in a safety harness as you tackle obstacles high above SportSquare.

Choose the easier or more difficult route, depending on how heroic you are feeling. Wear closed-toe athletic trainers and workout clothing, secure your glasses with a head strap, and bear in mind that height and weight limits apply.

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Carnival WaterWorks

Carnival WaterWorks

At the top of the ship, Carnival WaterWorks is where you trade lounging for a properly splashy afternoon. You can tackle the Red Fun and Blue Fun slides, then cool off among the jets, sprays and buckets of the splash park.

Take the stairs from the middle of Deck 12 to get there. Red Fun uses a raft and requires you to be at least 4 feet tall, and it may close if the weather turns extreme.

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Kids Clubs

Kids Clubs

Camp Ocean on Deck 11 midship gives ages 2 to 11 supervised, ocean-themed fun, from arts and crafts to science, games and video gaming. Penguins, Stingrays and Sharks keep activities suited to their age.

Older children have Circle C and Club O2, while Night Owls offers late childcare for a fee. Register before participation, as capacity can be limited on some cruises.

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Mini Golf

Mini Golf

A few holes, a little friendly rivalry and absolutely no need to take your score seriously. This open-air Mini Golf course sits in SportSquare on Deck 12, ready for all ages to putt their way around.

Keep an eye out for the cactus, treasure chest and windmill obstacles. The new mini-golf area arrived during the ship's 2024 refresh, so bring your best putting face, or at least a convincing excuse.

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