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Carnival Vista

Carnival Cruise Line · Vista class · 2016

Photo: Gordon Leggett / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Carnival Vista is the lead ship of the Vista class, delivered in 2016 at about 133,600 gross tons carrying roughly 3,934 guests.

She introduced several firsts for Carnival: the SkyRide suspended pedal-track, a full IMAX Theatre, a working brewery at sea in the RedFrog Pub, and an expanded Havana section of Cuban-themed staterooms. Built by Fincantieri, she sails Caribbean itineraries and set the pattern for sisters Horizon and Panorama.

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Onboard Highlights

Signature attractions, dining, bars and entertainment aboard Carnival Vista.

Top attractions

  • SkyRide
    A suspended pedal-powered track two decks above the sea.
  • IMAX Theatre
    A full IMAX cinema at sea (Vista and Horizon).
  • WaterWorks
    Racing slides and splash play in the top-deck aqua park.

Specialty dining

  • Cucina del Capitano
    A family-style Italian restaurant.
  • Bonsai Sushi
    Sushi and Japanese small plates.

Bars and lounges

  • RedFrog Pub
    A working brewery at sea pouring Carnival's own ThirstyFrog ales.
  • Alchemy Bar
    Bespoke cocktails in a vintage apothecary setting.

Entertainment

  • Liquid Lounge
    Production shows, live music and late-night entertainment.

Specifications

StatusIn service
Entered service2016
Cruise lineCarnival Cruise Line
ClassVista class
Gross tonnage133,596 GT
Guests (double occupancy)3,934
Crew1,450
Length323 m (1,060 ft)
Beam37.2 m (122 ft) moulded · 48 m (157 ft) extreme
Decks15 (13 guest decks)
Staterooms1,967
ShipyardFincantieri (Italy)
RegionCaribbean

About the Vista class

Carnival's roughly 133,000-135,000-GT flagships of the 2010s and 2020s, the first to feature the SkyRide aerial bikes, an IMAX theatre and, on later hulls, the "Fun Italian Style" ships transferred from Costa.

References

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  1. Wikipedia - Primary reference for specifications and history.