Carnival’s New Mega Ship Might Not Have Guy’s Burger
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70% of what you're going to eat and drink on this ship, you've not seen or experienced on Carnival before.
I expect this to be a major leap forward for Carnival. It's got me excited to book on it despite the whole Carnival rewards debacle.
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GROUP CRUISE INTEREST FORM: https://forms.gle/SHVZyxdN1ZpvQeQi9 Carnival Cruise Line has officially revealed Carnival Destiny, the first cruise ship in its completely new Ace Class and the biggest ship Carnival has ever built. At approximately 230,000 gross tons, with more than 3,000 staterooms and space for nearly 8,000 passengers at maximum capacity, Carnival Destiny will move Carnival into the same mega-ship category as some of the largest cruise ships from Royal Caribbean and MSC Cruises. Carnival says more than 70% of the dining, bars, entertainment venues, attractions, and outdoor spaces aboard Carnival Destiny will be completely new concepts. Does that mean familiar Carnival favorites like Guy’s Burger Joint might not make it onto the new ship? Carnival has not confirmed which restaurants will be included, so right now, we do not actually know. In this video, I break down everything Carnival has officially revealed about Carnival Destiny, including: • The ship’s enormous size and how it compares with MSC World America, Wonder of the Seas, Icon of the Seas, and Star of the Seas • The first detailed Carnival Destiny rendering • More ocean-view balcony cabins than any previous Carnival ship • The reimagined Lanai deck • Carnival says that more than 70% of the onboard concepts are new • Why BOLT appears to be disappearing from Carnival’s future ships • Possible Florida homeports, including Port Canaveral and Miami • When Carnival Destiny cruises may become available to book • What Carnival still has not announced Carnival Destiny is scheduled to debut in summer 2029, with two additional Ace Class cruise ships planned for 2031 and 2033. The ship is expected to sail to Carnival’s Paradise Collection destinations across the Bahamas, Caribbean, and Mexico, although its homeport and exact itineraries have not yet been confirmed. Whether you are planning a Carnival cruise vacation, comparing Carnival Cruise Line with Royal Caribbean or MSC Cruises, searching for future Caribbean cruise deals, or simply want to see what the next generation of mega cruise ships will look like, this video covers everything we know so far. 🌐 Visit the Midships website: https://www.midshipscruise.com 🚢 Book your next cruise: https://www.midshipscruise.com/deals 🛒 Shop my cruise essentials on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/shop/midships 📸 Follow Midships on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/midshipscruise 👥 Follow Midships on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/midships Some links may earn Midships a commission at no additional cost to you. Booking through my links helps support the channel and allows me to continue creating independent cruise ship reviews, travel guides, and vacation-planning videos. #CarnivalDestiny #CarnivalCruise #CruiseShip