|
|
Carnival Fantasy
Cleopatra's, Cats and Club 21. Those are just three of the fun
places to spend your evening on the FANTASY after your fabulous
dinner in the Jubilee or Celebration Dining Room. During the day,
you'll have lots of fun activities to choose from, including
relaxing by the pool. And like every Superliner in the "Fun Ship"
fleet, the FANTASY has a Galleria Shopping Mall with duty-free shops
and boutiques that carry many items at prices comparable to the
islands.
Ship Facts
70,367 tons
Passengers: 2,056
855 feet in length
103 feet wide
Decks: 9
Crew: 920
Registry: Panama
Entered service: 1990
Major Refit: September 2003, 2005
Best For People Who Want:
Non-stop entertainment, lively casinos, extensive deck space for
sunning, large, if very pink, facilities for fitness/spa and
children's activities, large cabins, dozens of varieties of good
food, and very informal service. Especially recommended for
families, singles in groups and first time cruisers.
Should Be Avoided By People Who Prefer:
Sophisticated "seen but not heard" service people; cabins with
private verandas; mega-ship action; understated elegance in a
low-key environment; no children.
Onboard Experience:
Identical in all but décor, Carnival Fantasy and her seven
Fantasy-class sister ships (Carnival Ecstasy, Fascination,
Imagination, Inspiration, Paradise, Sensation) always seem to have
something of interest going on, and thus are ideal for the
up-and-at-'em style cruiser. Carrying 2,052 passengers, the ships
are big enough to provide a week's diverse entertainment, ample deck
space for those whose idea of being entertained is basking in a warm
sunshine glow, and separate facilities for kids and adults.
|
 |
New Page 1
Home
Articles
Cruise Lines
About us
Contact
Carnival Cruises
Celebrity Cruises
Costa Cruises
Crystal Cruises
Cunard Cruises
Disney Cruises
Holland America
Norwegian Cruise Line
Princess Cruises
Royal Caribbean
Star Cruises
|
