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Carnival Cruise Line
The volume leader in North American cruising — short, cheap, close-to-home sailings on the biggest contemporary fleet afloat.
- Introduced
- 2009
- Gross tonnage
- 128,000 – 130,000 GT
- Capacity
- 3,650 – 3,690 (double)
Carnival Dream (2009), Carnival Magic (2011) and Carnival Breeze (2012) were the largest ships in the fleet for a decade and remain the most widely deployed, sailing from Galveston, Port Canaveral, Miami and Norfolk.
All three carry a half-mile outdoor promenade with cantilevered whirlpools, the WaterWorks aqua park with the Twister slide, an adults-only Serenity deck, and the Cloud 9 Spa with spa-access cabins.
Each has been through Carnival's refurbishment programme, gaining Guy's Burger Joint, BlueIguana Cantina, RedFrog Rum Bar and the current speciality steakhouse format.
Sister ships
Ships in the Dream Class
3 sister ships share this class — near-identical layouts, cabins, and onboard venues across the Carnival Cruise Line fleet.
Launched 2009
Carnival Dream
The class lead ship — a half-mile outdoor promenade with cantilevered whirlpools, WaterWorks slides and a Serenity adult deck.
Launched 2011
Carnival Magic
A Dream-class ship on East Coast deployment — SportSquare, the Twister waterslide and short Bahamas and Bermuda itineraries.
Launched 2012
Carnival Breeze
The last Dream-class ship — the largest WaterWorks in the class, Cucina del Capitano and year-round Galveston deployment.
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