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Carnival Panorama

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• Los Angeles (Long Beach-San Pedro, California)

Carnival Panorama current position

Carnival Panorama current location is at North America West Coast (coordinates 26.02848 N / -113.95415 W) cruising at speed of 21.2 kn (39 km/h | 24 mph) en route to USLGB>MXCSL. The AIS position was reported 4 minutes ago.

Current itinerary of Carnival Panorama

Carnival Panorama current cruise is 6 days, round-trip Mexican Riviera . The itinerary starts on 07 Apr, 2024 and ends on 13 Apr, 2024 .

Specifications of Carnival Panorama

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Carnival Panorama Itineraries

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The 2019-built Carnival Panorama cruise ship is the third Vista-class (modified Dream-class) liner in CCL's fleet. Carnival's Vista-class vessels are the fleet's most family-friendly, featuring the company's largest family staterooms and dedicated facilities and amenities. Panorama is Carnival's 27th vessel.

From the same series (Vista-Class sisterships) are the fleetmates Carnival Vista (2016) and Carnival Horizon (2018), as well as the former Costa Cruises ' liners Carnival Venezia (2019 as Costa Venezia) and Carnival Firenze (2020 as Costa Firenze) and Adora Cruises ' ships Adora Magic City (2023) and Adora TBN (2024).

The vessel (IMO number 9802384) is currently Panama- flagged (MMSI 374527000) and registered in Colon .

History - construction and ownership

Carnival Cruise Lines (CCL) is a US shipping company, trademarked brand and subsidiary of Carnival Corporation (shipowner). CCL was founded in 1972 as an independent company by Ted Arison (1924-1999, co-founder of NCL Norwegian ). 

CCL has the Corporation's largest fleet as number of vessels and GT-tonnage (ship sizes/volumes and passenger capacities). In 2023, CCL had ~9% (by revenue) and ~19% (passengers) share of the cruise industry's worldwide market. In 2024, the parent company (Carnival Corporation) had ~51% stake in the US$64+ billion industry.

The 4000-passenger ship Carnival Panorama offers all Carnival Fun Ship 2.0 details, plus many first-at-sea features, including SkyZone trampoline park (decks 7-8), Skyride (extraordinary peddled roller coaster bike ride); Havana cabins complex (with pool, lounge and its own bar); Family Harbor staterooms; the biggest SportsSquare sports complex; Fun Ship 2.0’s BlueIguana Cantina, RedFrog Bar and Alchemy Bar; new show programming; Carnival Cloud 9 Spa and Fitness.

With the 3x Vista-class liners (Vista/2016, Horizon/2018, Panorama/2019) were introduced the fleet-firsts "IMAX Theater at Sea" (87-seats cinema/part of Carnival Multiplex), "SkyRide" (outdoor/aerial bicycle ride/suspended 2-track bike course), Havana Staterooms (cabin complex with a swimming pool, sundeck, lounge, lanai balconies).

Decks and Cabins

Carnival Panorama staterooms (1965 total) include 74 Suites, 912 Balcony, 264 Oceanview and 749 Inside, including 35 wheelchair-accessible and 104 "Cloud 9 Spa" cabins, in all 34 grades. Most are sized 185-220-ft2, cabin balconies are sized 35-75 ft2. All Spa staterooms receive exclusive access to private Spa facilities on Panorama Deck and the following amenities: Spa reservations, complimentary use of Thalassotherapy Pool and Thermal Suite, fitness classes and deluxe bath amenities.

Carnival Panorama, like all Vista-class sisterships, has a new cabin category named aft-view extended balcony cabin which is exclusive to vessel's Family Harbor area. Additionally, Carnival Panorama offers 18 tropics-inspired staterooms situated within the well known Havana section. Just like the other 86 staterooms found within Family Harbor, the brand new aft-view extended balcony cabins boast a colorful nautical theme and is situated adjacent to ship's Family Harbor Lounge, which is the ultimate family hangout with large TVs and complimentary snacks and breakfast. Located aft on Decks 6-8-9, the Havana staterooms offer exclusive access to the Havana Deck which has a Cuban-themed bar and swimming pool.

The boat has 14 passenger-accessible decks of which 13 are with cabins.

Shipboard dining options - Food and Drinks

Carnival Panorama offers two main dining rooms, Horizons, and Reflections. Horizons hosts a small bar suited for pre-dinner drinks. The main dining rooms feature select items from the onboard steakhouse, available for an additional fee. Panorama also has a Lido buffet. Seafood lovers are pampered with the Seafood Shack - brand new to Carnival fleet, New England-inspired casual eatery located on ship's top deck. It offers both indoor and outdoor seating and the menu includes steamed lobster, lobster rolls, fried shrimp, fried clams, crab cakes, and other seafood surprises. Seafood Shack serves lunch and dinner and is priced a la carte starting at $4.

The ship has a Japanese specialty restaurant named Bonsai Teppanyaki. The new dining venue is located within the Bonsai Sushi restaurant on Promenade Deck.

The restaurant offers a menu with authentic Far East dishes. A special feature is the live cooking show performed by its talented chefs operating at custom-built stations located at the center of an 8-seat table. Due to its limited seating, reservations are required. Each meal at Bonsai Teppanyaki starts with a sampling of 5 appetizers (Miso Soup, Pork Belly Yakitori, Spicy Tuna on Rocks). Combo dinners are also offered. Each meal ends on a note courtesy of Chocolate Bento Box and Green Tea Ice Cream. The restaurant is open for lunch (sea days only) and for dinner (every night). Price (cover charge) is per person and covers the entire meal.

The available on all Fun ships Chef's Table is a dining experience that affords a dozen guests to experience multicourse dinner with the master chef, private cocktail reception and a tour of the galley. This dining option usually takes place in a non-traditional venue, like the library or the galley, and can be booked onboard for US$75 per person.

Follows the complete list of Carnival Panorama restaurants and food bars.

• Reflections Restaurant (1474-seat, complimentary MDR; the bigger of ship’s two main dining rooms; offers two fixed dinner seatings and open seating Breakfast and Lunch; “Seuss At Sea” themed breakfasts costs $5 cover charge)
• Horizon’s Restaurant (702-seat; offers formal dining with two fixed dinner seatings and “Anytime Dining” between 5:45-9:30 p.m.)
• Bonsai Sushi Bar (Japanese restaurant), including Bonsai Teppanyaki
• Fat Jimmy’s C-Side BBQ (barbeque and grill restaurant)
• Fahrenheit 555 Steakhouse (deck 5/specialty restaurant with “Chef’s Table” dining)
• Guy’s Burger Joint (poolside burger bar)
• Bluelguana Cantina (poolside Mexican fast food bar)
• Lido Marketplace (825-seat self-service buffet restaurant)
• Pizzeria del Capitano (24-hour pizzeria restaurant)
• Seafood Shack (offers indoor and outdoor seating, lobster and shrimp; a la carte priced)
• Cucina del Capitano (Italian Trattoria)
• Ji Ji Asian Kitchen (specialty Asian restaurant)

Heroes Tribute Bar & Lounge (deck 4) is the first-at-sea venue dedicated to active and retired US military personnel. The bar lounge features a distinctive decor with the logos of the USA's 5 armed forces (Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard), military memorabilia throughout, walls lined with photos and messages themed "America’s Heroes", "Welcome Home" and "Thank You for Your Service". Specialty cocktails are served in custom-made pint glasses. A portion of each beverage sale benefits Operation Homefront (nonprofit organization). The special glasses can also be purchased as souvenirs.

Panorama is Carnival's first ship with "Carnival Kitchen" - a new dining venue (part of Horizons Restaurant / aft on Deck 4 ) dedicated to CCL's new culinary program with 15+ cooking classes led by the ship's chefs. Carnival Kitchen has max capacity 18 guests and 9 cooking stations, each fitted with granite countertop, sink, cooktop, refrigerator, utensils. The floor is tiled while the ceiling and walls are steel-covered. The room has a dedicated dining area as dinners are part of the classes and price-inclusive (pricing ranges between USD 30-60 per person). Among the dinner-inclusive cooking classes (signature dishes and desserts) are Carnival Classics Workshop, Orient Unknown Class (Asian), Pasta Master Class (Italian), Cake Workshop, and other classes themed on sushi, pizza, pies. Each class is held in four 1-hour or 2-hour sessions and on sea days only. Reservations can be made online (pre-cruise) and on the ship (at any restaurant).

Shipboard entertainment options - Fun and Sport

The fun onboard Carnival Panorama starts with SkyRide, industry's first open-air, pedal-powered aerial ride. Riders have to climb onboard a hanging bike and "cycle" their way around the 800ft suspended track, 150 feet above sea level.

If you consider that SkyRide does not provide the needed adrenaline-pumping action, SkyCourse ropes circuit do. Both SkyCourse and SkyRide are part of the SportSquare, which also features an indoor hangout, mini-bowling, The Clubhouse, Ping-Pong, sports video gaming, arcade basketball and more.

The following official YouTube video reviews Carnival's Vista-class vessels as facilities and onboard amenities.

The Panorama cruise ship offers an expanded "Seuss at Sea" kids program with its "Choose Fun WaterWorks" (themed water park). The aquapark has 2 distinctly different waterslides (location Deck 12) - named "Red Fun" (455-ft / 139-m long) and "Blue Fun" (300-ft / 91-m long).

• The "Cat in the Hat" waterslide (named "Kaleid-O-Slide" on Carnival Vista) is an enclosed raft slide with length 137 m (450 ft) and several twists and turns. The slide's entrance is a giant replica of the cat's red-and-white hat. The waterslide is colored in red and white, making it one of the ship's most distinctive features.
• The "Fun Things" waterslide (named after the troublemakers Thing 1 and Thing 2) is an enclosed body slide, it features a polka dot-motif and has a length of 65 m (213 ft).
• Dr. Seuss theme characters decorate the entire waterpark area. Numerous memorable phrases from the Dr. Seuss books are displayed on the clear partitions surrounding the aqua park facility. Dr. Seuss' presence is featured in other parts of Carnival Horizon, including the signature Dr. Seuss Bookville kids play area, also at all themed special events, including Green Eggs and Ham Breakfast, Story Time, the Seuss-A-Palooza Parade (promenade event).

Follows the complete list of Carnival Panorama lounges, clubs and other entertainment venues for kids, teens, and adults.

• Family Harbor Lounge (a new, dedicated to families space with 24-hour complimentary dining, concierge and babysitting service, movies, video games, board games by Hasbro)
• Liquid Lounge (1400-seat, 2-level theater lounge located forward on decks 4 and 5 ) is ship's main show lounge for grand-scale show productions in the evenings, also hosting the “Playlist Productions” and “Hasbro Game Shows”. Here are also presented the cruise company's ever-first "dancing drone" shows featuring modern music and a dedicated performing crew of 12. Carnival's two new shows (based on this new media technology) are named "Rock Revolution" and "Broadway Beats" (both part of the ship's Playlist Productions program). "Rock Revolution" is a concert-type production themed on the Woodstock festival and 1970s fashion styles. Rock Revolution features 3 horn performers, a 3-person rock band (using interactive drum sets), dancing drones (flying throughout the lounge), themed costumes, classic rock songs, modern choreography with high-energy vocals. "Broadway Beats" is NYC -themed production show with the city's best-known landmarks displayed on theater's LED screens (skyline, neighborhoods, street art, etc). Liquid Lounge hosts are three Carnival Panorama ship-exclusive production shows - "Amor Cubano - A Caribbean Dance Romance" (7-piece band mixing contemporary and classic Latin songs), "America Rocks" (rock music-themed tribute show) and "Flick - The Power of Motion Pictures" (movie songs-themed).
• Panorama Atrium (3-deck high midship lounge area with LED screens, live-performances, visual displays; served by 100-seat Panorama Lobby Bar)
• Shopping Arcade (with two Boutique Shops and two Fun Shops); Pixels Photo Gallery and Shop; Dream Photo Studio; Cherry on Top (candy shop)
• Panorama Casino (484-seat)
• Limelight Lounge
• Lanai promenade (with 60 outdoor seats, served by Lanai Bar-BQ Bar)
• FunHub (Internet room)
• Shake Spot; Taste Bar; Havana Bar; Clubhouse and Bar; JavaBlue Café
• Ocean Plaza (270-seat lounge served by 50-seat Plaza Cafe)
• Havana Outside (Havana pool area with one swimming pool, two whirlpools, palm trees)
• Thrill Theatre (5D cinema room)
• Circle C (kids club lounge); Club O2 (teens club lounge)
• Warehouse (Video Arcade)
• BlueIguana Tequila Bar (poolside Mexican bar)
• RedFrog Rum Bar (also serves the ThirstyFrog Red draught beer)
• (new) Guy's Pig and Anchor Bar-B-Que Smokehouse / Brewhouse is a complimentary open-air restaurant for a variety of BBQ favorites (with shipboard-smoked meats) and house-made craft beers. The menu features pork butt, blue ribbon chicken, sliced smoked beef, Guy Fieri's traditional sides, and gourmet burgers, a variety of BBQ sauces, hot sauce bar. Signature menu items are named Mac Daddy Mac'n Cheese, Old Skool Potato Salad, Scratch-Made Slaw, Collard Greens with Smoked Turkey, Molasses Baked Beans with Bacon and Burnt Ends. The new complimentary eatery is via a partnership with celebrity chef Guy Fieri. The other Fun Ship with a brewery is Carnival Vista .
• Tides Pool (with one swimming pool, two Whirlpools, sunbathing area; served by Tides Bar)
• Camp Ocean (formerly known as "Camp Carnival" - youth activities program)
• Dr. Seuss Bookville (family-themed kids room with all Dr. Seuss books available to read; offers games and themed activities)
• Carnival Cloud 9 Spa (wellness complex)
• Carnival WaterWorks (water-playground / outdoor AquaPark) with two waterslides - Red Fun (455-ft / 139-m) and Blue Fun (300-ft / 91-m). "Red Fun" is a raft slide (with 1- and 2-person rafts) and features kaleidoscopic visual effects. "Blue Fun" is an enclosed tube slide.
• Seaside Theater (outdoor cinema with a huge LED screen)
• SportSquare (outdoor sporting area); SkyGreens (mini-golf); Jogging Track
• SkyFitness (outdoors)
• SkyRide (“bicycle ride in the sky”)
• SkyCourse (suspended ropes course)
• Serenity Retreat (adults relaxation area served by Serenity Bar, with 2 cantilevered Whirlpools and sunbathing area).

The current list of draft beers brewed on the ship includes ThirstyFrog Red (clean and light), ThirstyFrog Port Hoppin' IPA (floral flavor, with passion fruit and citrus overtones), ThirstyFrog Caribbean Wheat (unfiltered lager with banana aroma and spices), FriskyFrog Java Stout (with hints of coffee), ParchedPig West Coast IPA (West Coast IPA/India Pale Ale, citrus and pine aroma), ParchedPig Toasted Amber Ale (toasted caramel/biscuit flavored), Miami Guava (primary ingredient is pink guava), ParchedPig Farmhouse Ale (dry beer), ParchedPig Smoked Porter (in-house smoked malt, hickory smoke, molasses), ParchedPig Beach Lager (golden ale available both on tap and in cans/when served in bars/dining venues), Carnival Birthday Beer (golden ale introduced in 2022 for the company's 50th Anniversary).

Sky Zone Park

Instead IMAX Theater, Carnival Panorama has SkyZone. IMAX Theater was introduced on Carnival Vista as the first ever IMAX at sea. It features 3-deck high screen for first-run movies, shown at the same time as mainstream releases. On Deck 7 is IMAX Theater's lower level (1 of 2).

SkyZone is a 2-decks high indoor trampoline park (also first at sea) via a partnership with Sky Zone. Sky Zone (2004-founded) is a Los Angeles -based chain of indoor family centers located in USA, Canada, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand, India, UK, UAE, among others. Some Sky Zone parks have rock climbing and warped walls, even a laser tag course. Sky Zone attractions include connected trampolines, pits filled with foam blocks, trampoline-based dodgeball. A standard land-based Sky Zone park consists of several courts with main trampolines placed horizontally and surrounded by trampolines placed at angles (thus serving as court's walls). The courts are mainly used for bouncing and jumping, but also for games of dodgeball and basketball.

Carnival Panorama's SkyZone Park is sized 280 m2 / 3000 ft2) and consists of one 12-lane trampoline court (also used for playing dodgeball and basketball), a separate challenge zone (fitted with a rock-climbing wall, balance beam, Tug of War, Skyladder climbing apparatus), seating area. Basketball goals are above the trampolines, permitting cruise passengers to bounce and slam-dunk shots into them. Ship's SkyZone park is also used for family-themed events, including night-time blacklight glow parties, birthday parties, toddler time sessions (stacking oversized soft blocks), fun fitness activities. SkyZone is at additional cost and has a weight limit of 136 kg (300 pounds).

Itineraries

Carnival Panorama itinerary program is based on roundtrip departures from homeport Long Beach (Los Angeles CA) . The ship's year-round Pacific Mexico deployment was announced on February 10, 2018, making it the first newbuild "Fun Ship" based in California / West Coast USA in 20 years. The news was announced officially during the re-opening of Carnival's Long Beach Cruise Terminal.

From Long Beach, the ship operates on 7-day Mexican Riviera cruises (Saturday departures) to call ports Cabo San Lucas (Baja California) , Mazatlan , Puerto Vallarta .

In 2025-2026, Carnival Panorama has scheduled roundtrips to Mexico from Long Beach, including a 6-day Baja California itinerary (departures on Saturdays, visits Ensenada and Cabo San Lucas/overnight) and an 8-day Mexican Riviera itinerary (departures on Sundays, visits Cabo San Lucas, La Paz, Mazatlan, Puerto Vallarta).

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Carnival Panorama Wiki

The vessel (Fincantieri Marghera yard/hull number 6272) has volume 133868 GT-tons, DWT-deadweight tonnage 11963 tons, max draught 8,6 m. The powerplant is based on 5x MAN marine diesel engines (4-stroke, common-rail injection/2x 14V48/60CR plus 3x 8L48/60CR) with combined output 62,4 MW (83680 hp). The propulsion is diesel-electric and based on two ABB Azipod thrusters with combined output 33 MW (44250 hp). The registered shipowner is CARNIVAL HOLDINGS BERMUDA LTD while the registered manager is CARNIVAL CRUISE LINE.

By gross tonnage/volume, VISTA-class ships are currently the largest in Carnival's fleet. They also feature several fleet-first facilities, including Multiplex media entertainment complex (5D Thrill cinema), SkyRide (roller coaster with multiple riding bicycles on 2 paralleled tracks), larger SportsSquare complex, Havana Outside complex (pool, jacuzzies, bar, new Havana cruise accommodations), Family Harbor staterooms (with its own family-themed lounge /24-hour dining, concierge, babysitting, entertainment).

Among ship's interior design features is the Dreamscape" - Atrium-located LED sculpture created by kids hospitalized in St Jude Children's Research Hospital ( Memphis TN USA ). The 3-deck high artwork was designed by the company Techno Media and consists of 33 different creations, The sculpture's centerpiece has over 2000 flexible LED (custom-made) tiles. This funnel-shaped central part has a height of 24 ft (7,3 m). The artwork is rotating, with patterns based on daytime, cruise port of call or special occasion.

Construction works started on July 7, 2017, with the steel-cutting ceremony. On January 10, 2018, was vessel's keel-laying ceremony held at Marghera shipyard (near Venice Italy ), with which officially started the construction process. The vessel was launched (floated out from drydock) on December 6, 2018. The ceremony's godmother was Antonella Cazzin (Marghera shipyard employee). The important event was attended by Ben Clement (Carnival's Senior VP), Marco Scaramuccia (ship's Project Manager) and Antonio Quintano (Marghera shipyard's Director).

Liner's year-round Pacific Mexico deployment was announced on February 10, 2018, making it the first newbuild Fun Ship based in California since 1998. The news was announced officially during the re-opening of Carnival's Long Beach Cruise Terminal .

Ships Captain is Carlo Queirolo (33-year-old Italian / as of 2018) who was first employed by Carnival as a deck cadet in 1985 on the Festivale ship (1961-built as RMS Transvaal Castle). He became Captain in 1996, since then has served on the ships Elation , Paradise , Glory , and Dream . Ship's Chief Engineer is Nunzio Priolo: (from Sicily), employed by Carnival in 1980 (as Third Officer) and promoted to Chief Engineer in 2004 (on Carnival Miracle). Ship's Hotel Director is Damir Mrsic: (Croatian) - with Carnival since 1993, promoted to Hotel Director in 2009 and previously working on the ships Legend, Freedom and Splendor.

The new Carnival cruise liner Panorama (fleet's 27th vessel) was officially delivered on October 29, 2019. The ceremony was attended by Paola De Micheli (Italy's Minister of Infrastructures and Transport), Christine Duffy (Carnival Cruise Line's President), Giampiero Massolo (Fincantieri's Chairman) and Giuseppe Bono (Fincantieri's CEO). Following the delivery, vessel's MMSI number ( flag-state ) was changed from 247392300 (Italy) to 374527000 (Panama).

On November 1, the ship left Europe (Marghera Shipyard) on a Transatlantic repositioning crossing to LA (around South America - passing Cape Horn (Tierra del Fuego Archipelago, Chile) , with the maiden voyage planned for December 11 from Long Beach CA.

Panorama's Godmother is Vanna White (1957-born as Vanna Marie Rosich) - a US TV personality and actress, best-known as the hostess (since 1982) of Wheel of Fortune (NBC nightly game show, first aired in 1975). The liner's christening ceremony was held on December 10, 2019, in Port Long Beach. The special event was attended by Christine Duffy (CCL's President) and the celebrity chefs Guy Fieri, Emeril Lagasse and Rudi Sodamin.

Carnival Panorama refurbishments 2023-2024

Carnival Panorama's first drydock was in 2023 (December 2-23) conducted at Vigor Shipyard in Portland Oregon USA .

Due to propulsion system/machinery issues, CCL canceled six Mexican Riviera cruises (scheduled departures from Long Beach/Los Angeles on Nov 11-18-26, Dec 2-9-16) to allow the drydocking. To fix the issue, Carnival Panorama entered drydock at Vigor Shipyard on December 2nd. The project also included a complete technical overhaul.

Curiously, due to Columbia River's air draft/bridge restrictions (in Portland OR), before the drydocking, the ship remained docked in Victoria BC Canada (November 21-26) where most of its funnel/smokestack was removed.

A major drydock refurbishment project for the ship is currently scheduled for 2024 (September 9-October 12) to be conducted in Singapore (by either Sembcorp or Damen).

Inaugural cruise itineraries 2019-2020

Bookings on Carnival Panorama were opened on March 21, 2018. The "Inaugural Cruise" was offered as a special voyage (3-day mini cruise) from Long Beach to Ensenada Mexico (December 11-14, 2019). Next tables show the ship's maiden voyages as call ports times as prices per person (USD, based on double occupancy Inside Cabin fares).

3-day Inaugural Cruise - prices started from USD 275 pp.

7-day inaugural Mexican Riviera cruise - from USD 680 pp

Carnival Panorama Decks and Cabins

• 4 Mezzanine
• 5 Promenade
• 15 Serenity
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• Small Interior
• Interior with Picture Window
• Deluxe Oceanview
• Cove Balcony
• Family Harbor Balcony
• Family Harbor Cove Suite
• Premium Balcony
• Havana Cabana
• Havana Cabana Suite
• Ocean Suite
• Grand Suite
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Carnival Panorama cruise ship weighs 134k tons and has 1982 staterooms for up to 4757 passengers served by 1450 crew . There are 14 passenger decks, 12 with cabins. You can expect a space ratio of 28 tons per passenger on this ship. On this page are the current deck plans for Carnival Panorama showing deck plan layouts, public venues and all types of cabins including pictures and videos.

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STATEROOM CABINS COMPLETE LIST BELOW

GRAND SUITE

Floor Diagram Similar to cabin 7294

Sleeps up to: 4 10 Cabins Cabin: 345 sqft (32 m 2 ) Balcony: 85 sqft (8 m 2 )

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Floor Diagram Similar to cabin 7326

Sleeps up to: 4 46 Cabins Cabin: 275 sqft (26 m 2 ) Balcony: 65 sqft (6 m 2 ) * Size may vary, see details below.

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HAVANA CABANA SUITE

Floor Diagram Similar to cabin 5234

Sleeps up to: 4 4 Cabins Cabin: 260 sqft (24 m 2 ) Balcony: 100 sqft (9 m 2 ) * Size may vary, see details below.

HAVANA CABANA

Floor Diagram Similar to cabin 5210

Sleeps up to: 4 23 Cabins Cabin: 185 sqft (17 m 2 ) Balcony: 100 sqft (9 m 2 ) * Size may vary, see details below.

PREMIUM BALCONY

Floor Diagram Similar to cabin 8466

Sleeps up to: 4 14 Cabins Cabin: 185 sqft (17 m 2 ) Balcony: 75 sqft (7 m 2 ) * Size may vary, see details below.

FAMILY HARBOR COVE SUITE

Floor Diagram Similar to cabin 2398, 2400

Sleeps up to: 5 16 Cabins Cabin: 275 sqft (26 m 2 ) Balcony: 65 sqft (6 m 2 )

FAMILY HARBOR BALCONY

Floor Diagram Similar to cabin 2488

Sleeps up to: 4 10 Cabins Cabin: 220 sqft (21 m 2 ) Balcony: 65 sqft (6 m 2 )

Floor Diagram Similar to cabin 6210, 6230

Sleeps up to: 4 753 Cabins Cabin: 185 sqft (17 m 2 ) Balcony: 35 sqft (3 m 2 ) * Size may vary, see details below.

COVE BALCONY

Floor Diagram Similar to cabin 2272

Sleeps up to: 4 86 Cabins Cabin: 185 sqft (17 m 2 ) Balcony: 45 sqft (4 m 2 )

DELUXE OCEANVIEW

Floor Diagram Similar to cabin 1254

Sleeps up to: 5 215 Cabins Cabin: 220 sqft (21 m 2 ) * Size may vary, see details below.

Floor Diagram Similar to cabin 1223, 3225

Sleeps up to: 4 39 Cabins Cabin: 220 sqft (21 m 2 ) * Size may vary, see details below.

INTERIOR WITH PICTURE WINDOW

Floor Diagram Similar to cabin 6204

Sleeps up to: 4 23 Cabins Cabin: 170 sqft (16 m 2 )

Floor Diagram Similar to cabin 1415

Sleeps up to: 4 723 Cabins Cabin: 185 sqft (17 m 2 )

SMALL INTERIOR

Floor Diagram Similar to cabin 1356

Sleeps up to: 4 20 Cabins Cabin: 160 sqft (15 m 2 )

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The newest Carnival ® Cruise ship, Carnival Panorama , features more fun, food and activities than ever before, ensuring that every moment of your cruise from California is wonderful and entertaining.

Whether you are embarking on a family cruise or cruising with friends or a loved one, when you cruise to Mexico on Carnival Panorama, you’ll be on one of the most memorable cruises ever!

Carnival Panorama cruises to some of the most exciting cruise destinations in Mexico, including Ensenada , Cabo San Lucas , Mazatlán and Puerto Vallarta . At every port, there are an assortment of amazing shore excursions you can be a part of at each port of call. And while you are cruising, don’t forget to take advantage of all the fun things to do right onboard.

Throughout the ship you’ll find plenty to keep you busy and entertained, from comedy clubs to game shows to a relaxing spa to the excitement of the casino, and much more!

The Punchliner Comedy Club

Get ready to laugh when you visit The Punchliner Comedy Club . Professional comedians entertain you with family-friendly and adults-only performances, guaranteed to liven up your evening.

Playlist Productions™

This popular show allows you to hear some of your favorite hit songs in spectacular productions of singing and dancing but on Carnival Panorama, Playlist Productions is an experience like no other.

The ship will debut two brand new shows that you won’t be able to see on any other ship. From generation-defining rock anthems to signature Broadway, this is one onboard activity you don’t want to miss!

If you’re looking for some airborne action, SkyZone has it all. Choose from an indoor trampoline park, dodgeball, slam-dunk basketball, bouncy fun for young ones and toddlers, and so much more to keep everyone energized and jumping.

Ready to try your luck at Carnival Panorama’s onboard casino ? “In addition to the thrilling slot machines, you’ll find plenty of table games, like Blackjack or poker. If you’ve got your eye on a bigger prize, try entering one of our casino tournaments !

Cloud 9 Spa™

When you’re ready for some relaxation and pampering, come to the Cloud 9 Spa . This fabulous spa features a hair and beauty salon , exquisite facial treatments , soothing massages , and the remarkable hydrotherapy pool and thermal suite , plus more.

Seuss at Sea™

The Cat in the Hat ™ , Thing 1 and Thing 2 and many more beloved Dr. Seuss characters come to life in the Seuss at Sea experience. Kids can enjoy an interactive parade, arts and crafts, a Dr. Seuss character breakfast and more.

Outdoor Fun

While on your cruise to Mexico, be sure to enjoy all the outdoor fun Carnival Panorama has to offer!

WaterWorks™ and Twister Waterslide™

Make a splash with a couple of the wettest and wildest water attractions onboard Carnival Panorama. WaterWorks is a thrilling waterpark, and the Twister Waterslide delivers several hundred feet of water-soaked fun.

Spend an afternoon enjoying Mini Golf at sea. A whimsical course of mini golf offers a great deal of enjoyment under the ocean sky.

Ropes Course

This invigorating ropes course offers different skill levels so that everyone can enjoy this all ages course while the ocean breeze refreshes you.

A truly unique and unforgettable experience, SkyRide offers the opportunity to ride a bike at sea — high above the deck on a suspended course. What a view!

SportSquare™

In addition to Mini Golf, you’ll find plenty of other games and activities to take part in at SportSquare : basketball, jogging, pool, foosball, volleyball, ping-pong and plenty of workout equipment to help you stay fit.

Serenity Adult-Only Retreat™

When you need some time to yourself or with your significant other, head to the Serenity Adult-Only Retreat . A peaceful place of serenity and relaxation, it’s the perfect spot to rest and simply enjoy the calm majesty of the sea.

Carnival Panorama offers plenty of places to enjoy a refreshing cocktail or two.

RedFrog® Rum Bar

A Caribbean theme and plenty of rum-based cocktails can be found at the RedFrog Rum Bar . Enjoy your drinks poolside and soak in the island fun before even reaching your next cruise destination.

BlueIguana Tequila Bar™

While on your cruise to Mexico, be sure to stop at BlueIguana Tequila Bar for Mexican beers and tequila drinks.

Havana Bar™

Reminiscent of a nostalgic Cuban bar, Havana Bar features authentic Cuban coffees and cocktails, and Cuban party fun in the evenings.

Delicious Dining

The wide assortment of cruise dining options on Carnival Panorama gives you a variety of things to eat on a Carnival cruise!

Guy’s Burger Joint™

For a taste of the best burgers at sea, head on over to Guy’s Burger Joint . Enjoy fresh, made-to-order burgers with toppings of your choice and delicious hand-cut fries.

BlueIguana Cantina™

If you’re looking for excellent Mexican fare such as tacos and burritos, with homemade tortillas and salsa for that authentic Mexican flavor, then BlueIguana Cantina was made for you.

JiJi Asian Kitchen™

JiJi Asian Kitchen offers a full menu featuring fantastic Asian cuisine. You’ll find many familiar favorites along with new and authentic dishes to try.

Cucina Del Capitano™

The best Italian trattoria you’ll ever visit at sea. Cucina Del Capitano serves family-style Italian food that makes this cruise dining experience a must.

As you can see, Carnival Panorama definitely doesn’t disappoint when it comes to fun, entertainment, relaxation and food. Reserve a cruise to Mexico on this marvelous new Carnival cruise ship, and you’ll experience a truly awesome and memorable cruise that you won’t want to end!

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Carnival Panorama - April 13, 2024

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from Long Beach, California

The April 13, 2024 cruise on the Carnival Panorama departs from Long Beach, California. On this 7 Night Mexican Riviera sailing, the ship will visit a total of 4 different cruise port destinations, including its departure port. The Carnival Panorama sets sail on a Saturday (April 13, 2024) and returns on a Saturday (April 20, 2024).

The Carnival Panorama was built in 2019 and is amoung Carnival's 26 ships in it's fleet. The Carnival Panorama is included in the cruise line's Vista Class. In the cruise ship stats below you'll find the Carnival Panorama vs all other Carnival ships.

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Take advantage of the many on board activites during your day at sea. Explore the Carnival Panorama Deck Maps and make sure to view our list of Ship Venues and Features. You'll have more than enough to fill your day!

Puerto Vallarta

Hollywood discovered this little fishing village back in the 1960's, and since then luxury resorts and bougainvillea-covered villas have flourished in the delightful seaside climate. Yet hints of past tranquility remain: cobbled courtyards where the locals hold their markets, and superb sport-fishing just offshore.

Hollywood discovered this little fishing village back in the 1960's, and since then luxury resorts and bougainvillea-covered villas have flourished in the delightful seaside climate. Yet hints of past...

Mexico's largest Pacific ocean port, Mazatlan has been called the "Pearl of the Pacific" for its splendid beaches and island-strewn harbor. The resorts of the Zona Dorada ("Golden Zone") deserve their fame, as does the sport-fishing which is known the world over, yet somehow the city maintains much of the simplicity and peace of its fishing village past.

Mexico's largest Pacific ocean port, Mazatlan has been called the "Pearl of the Pacific" for its splendid beaches and island-strewn harbor. The resorts of the Zona Dorada ("Golden Zone") deserve their...

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Sail past Los Arcos, the soaring rock archway at the extreme southern tip of Baja California that guards Cabo's perfect harbor. This idyllic bay once sheltered treasure ships from the Orient, and pirate brigs bent on those treasures. Now Cabo caters to an international vacation set, and has a strong artistic tradition famous for its black-coral jewelry.

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• From Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) – West Los Angeles San Diego Freeway(405) south to the Harbor Freeway(110), then south on the Harbor Freeway to the CA 47 – Terminal Island exit. Merge right to the Harbor Blvd. Exit. Proceed straight through the Harbor Blvd. intersection and turn right into the World Cruise Center parking lot.
• From Long Beach Airport (LGB) and Long Beach San Diego Freeway(405) north to the Harbor Freeway(110), then south on the Harbor Freeway to the CA 47 – Terminal Island exit. Merge right to the Harbor Blvd. Exit. Proceed straight through the Harbor Blvd. intersection and turn right into the World Cruise Center parking lot.
• From Downtown Long Beach West on Ocean Blvd. to CA 47. Continue west on CA 47 across the Gerald Desmond Bridge and the Vincent Thomas Bridge to the Harbor Blvd. to San Pedro Exit. Proceed straight through the Harbor Blvd. intersection and turn right into the World Cruise Center parking lot.
• From Malibu, Pacific Palisades – Santa Monica California 1 south to Santa Monica Freeway(10), Santa Monica Freeway(10) east to the San Diego Freeway(405), south on the San Diego Freeway(405) to the Harbor Freeway(110), then south on the Harbor Freeway to the CA 47 – Terminal Island exit. Merge right to the Harbor Blvd. Exit. Proceed straight through the Harbor Blvd. intersection and turn right into the World Cruise Center parking lot.
• From The San Fernando Valley and the North San Diego Freeway(405) south to the Harbor Freeway.(110), then south on the Harbor Freeway to the CA 47 – Terminal Island exit. Merge right to the Harbor Blvd Exit. Proceed straight through the Harbor Blvd. intersection and turn right into the World Cruise Center parking lot.
• From Hollywood Hollywood Freeway(101) south to the Harbor Freeway(110), then south on the Harbor Freeway to the CA 47 – Terminal Island exit. Merge right to the Harbor Blvd Exit. Proceed straight through the Harbor Blvd. intersection and turn right into the World Cruise Center parking lot.
• From Pasadena and Downtown Los Angeles South on the Pasadena – Harbor Freeway(110) to the CA 47 – Terminal Island exit. Merge right to the Harbor Blvd Exit. Proceed straight through the Harbor Blvd. intersection and turn right into the World Cruise Center parking lot.
• From The Inland Empire and the East San Bernardino Freeway(10) or Pomona Freeway(60) west to the Harbor Freeway(110), then south on the Harbor Freeway to the CA 47 – Terminal Island exit. Merge right to the Harbor Blvd. Exit. Proceed straight through the Harbor Blvd. intersection and turn right into the World Cruise Center parking lot.
• From Anaheim – Buena Park and Northern Orange County – Riverside Areas Artesia – Riverside Freeway(91) west to the Harbor Freeway(110), then south on the Harbor Freeway to the CA 47 – Terminal Island exit. Merge right to the Harbor Blvd Exit. Proceed straight through the Harbor Blvd. intersection and turn right into the World Cruise Center parking lot.
• From Irvine – Southern Orange County Areas and the South San Diego Freeway 405) north to the Harbor Freeway(110), then south on the Harbor Freeway to the CA 47 – Terminal Island exit. Merge right to the Harbor Blvd Exit. Proceed straight through the Harbor Blvd. intersection and turn right into the World Cruise Center parking lot.

Shuttle Service:

• Santa Barbara Airbus 800-423-1618 805-964-7759 Serving the Cruise Terminals and Santa Barbara
• SuperShuttle 800-BLUE-VAN 310-782-6600 Serves all airports and the cruise terminals
• RapidShuttle 24/7 888-672-7438 [email protected]
• Prime Time Shuttle 800-RED-VANS 310-536-7922

Bus Service:

• The Pacific Surfliner Thruway Bus Connection  serves San Pedro with two scheduled stops in town. The World Cruise Center has Amtrak California Bus service from the San Pedro Thruway Bus Stop at the Catalina Terminal located at Berth 95. This station is unstaffed and there is no ticket, baggage or package express services. The Route Map & Schedule are here . Both the Amtrak California Pacific Surfliner   the Amtrak California San Joaquin  schedules have the bus service schedule and information. This bus service can be used to connect with nationwide Amtrak service at the Los Angeles Union Station . Further information can be obtained by calling (800) USA-RAIL.

New Amtrak Service to California Cruise Line Ports

• Amtrak now provides daily Thruway service to Cruise Line Port Areas in San Francisco, Long Beach, San Pedro and San Diego. Direct Thruways operate from Bakersfield and Los Angeles Union Station to the Queen Mary Carnival Terminal in Long Beach and to Catalina Terminal in San Pedro (where shuttles take you to the nearby San Pedro Cruise Ship Terminal). Our San Diego station is just three blocks from the downtown San Diego Cruise Ship Terminal. From Emeryville, our Thruways take you right to Pier 39,just 1-1/2 blocks from the San Francisco Cruise Ship Terminal at Pier 35. In some cases groups can arrange for motor coach service direct to the Cruise Ship Piers in San Francisco, Long Beach and San Pedro. Check with the group department at 1-800-USA-1GRP for details.

Most of the Carnival Cruise Line Ships and some ships of the cruise lines owned by Carnival Corporation arrive and depart from Long Beach . All other Cruise ships depart from the The Port of Los Angeles World Cruise Center in San Pedro.

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Leaving (or MISSING) a ship in a port...

By cruiseycruiser01 , September 20, 2014 in Ask a Cruise Question

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i am doing a cruise that starts tomorrow... leaving from (and in this order..) LA goes to san francisco, santa barbara, san diego then to Ensenada... i need to get off in santa barbara and go to the hospital to see my step sister, as she is giving birth... I am going on Princess. and I do not intend on getting back on the ship once i get off mid week...

i know all about the jones act and the passenger act... but how much will i be fined?

what if i talk to guest services before we start our trip from LA?

what should i do??

should i inform them that i will be getting off or will they advise me not to do this?

i don't want to miss the time on the cruise with my mom... and i also don't want to miss the birth!! please help!

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I have heard it could be $300 + for the fine

How are you getting your luggage off? that will certainly raise red flags with the ship security

I also have heard $300 but you will need to get that info from Princess. You should tell them your plans to avoid any difficulty when you choose to go down the gangway carrying your luggage.

CruiserBruce

Wow, blowing off 5 days of a 7 day cruise....

How about just visiting her on your Santa Barbara stop?

dancinman66

Sounds risky to me

And getting back in states also

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Sounds risky to me And getting back in states also     Sent from my iPhone using Forums

She won't have left the states. THAT is the PVSA violation.

She will board and disembark in U.S.

Likely the only way you will be able to do this is to remain silent before boarding and conjure up an "emergency" you learn about after leaving San Francisco requiring you to disembark the cruise early in Santa Barbara.

If you request permission in advance it will almost certainly be denied. As you know, the PVSA prohibits using a foreign-flagged ship as a ferry service between two US ports.

And even though you will not have touched foreign soil, the ship will have sailed outside US waters after leaving Los Angeles and you will have had the opportunity to purchase items from the duty free shops. So a Customs and Immigration inspection must be arranged for you in Santa Barbara. If you are spotted leaving with your luggage you will be detained in the terminal until said inspection can be arranged; if it cannot you will be escorted back onto the ship.

She has just told the world.

We know people at various cruise line headquarters read these forums. ;)

i will leave it on the boat with my mom! then get it at the end of the cruise.

If you get off with no luggage and haven't come up with a non recommended little white lie, they are going to be looking for you and paging you to come to the front desk when you haven't dinged back on. The jig will be up when your mother has to tell them that nothing nefarious has happened to you.

The "time on the cruise with my Mom" is only going to be two nights!! Really I'd tell the step-sister that you'll see her and the new baby when you get home. This is just about the stupidist idea I've heard of.

If you just walk off and don't come back, chances are the ship will wait a bit hoping to find you. In the meantime you are costing the cruise line by interrupting their schedule. I really don't think this is a good option.

Our OP has exactly 2 posts, all on this thread. Do you think we have a troll?

The fine is $300, that is levied against the cruise line. However, the cruise ticket contract gives the line the right to pass this on to you.

If you leave the ship early, without luggage, at sailing time the ship will start to page you, and will locate your mother to talk to her since she is part of your party. I don't think the ship will stay over for one missing passenger, that's just not usual. If your mother plays dumb, they will see that you never returned, and add the fine to your onboard account at the end of the cruise. If she says you intentionally missed the ship, they will still add the fine to your account, just sooner, and may place you on a "do not sail" list.

Krazy Kruizers

Troll or no troll -- OP has lots of problems.

All of this should have been arranged with Princess when OP booked the cruise.

The fine may even be more than $300 since no arrangements were made ahead of time and there is the problem that OP will be skipping customs and immigration.

Love my nieces and nephews but I personally wouldn't miss a cruise just to have been there for their birth.

She won't have left the states. THAT is the PVSA violation.   She will board and disembark in U.S.      

Not so bad there then

QTPieTrader

As cruel as it sounds.. you need to choose your mom or your sister. Either blow off the cruise (do you have insurance?) or go on the cruise and see your sister after the cruise.

You are looking at getting in a lot of trouble to jump ship.

QTPie :cool:

MCC retired

Is OP needed to assist with the birth ?????

Really, visit for the port stop then visit sister when she is home and could use the help .

How do you know your step sister will be having the baby on the exact day that you are in Santa Barbara? Is it a scheduled C-section or something? Otherwise babies come on their own schedule.

I have to agree with the others, choose either the cruise or the birth. Do not try and to both. It is simply not worth it. If it were me I would just see the baby when I got home since I was already booked on the cruise.

Troll or no troll -- OP has lots of problems. All of this should have been arranged with Princess when OP booked the cruise. The fine may even be more than $300 since no arrangements were made ahead of time and there is the problem that OP will be skipping customs and immigration.

Oh ok cool Not so bad there then     Sent from my iPhone using Forums

Then again........

We need to ask Captain BJ.

The ship will sail in international waters, OP will get off the ship in two ports before she leaves for good.

Does that require CPB clearance?

Though she won't be in a foreign country, she will be in International Waters and then enter the U.S. I have no idea the law in this regard.

Then again........   We need to ask Captain BJ. The ship will sail in international waters, OP will get off the ship in two ports before she leaves for good.   Does that require CPB clearance? Though she won't be in a foreign country, she will be in International Waters and then enter the U.S. I have no idea the law in this regard.     [/b]

If the ship opened the gift shops and sold duty free liquor and cigarettes, then yes, CBP would need to clear the person. Whether or not this would result in a fine or simply a huge hassle the next time the person cleared CBP out of the country, I can't say.

Guest maddycat

I love your take on the whole situation. I'm still chuckling. You really don't hold back.

I agree this is ridiculous. Just stay on your cruise and visit that one day or after the cruise. Not worth all the problems jumping ship causes you financially, the potential it could cause if you want to cruise with that cruise line again and the fact they are going to question your mother since she is part of your party. There is plenty of time to visit the baby while he or she is still freshly born! Even if it's a planned c section, you never know if it will happen right when planned.

I assume that both your step sister and her child will be around a few days later after the cruise is over. They can't wait a few days?

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The Bus fare to Pier 27- Cruise Terminal costs about $2.25 - $6.00.

Public Transit to Pier 27- Cruise Terminal in North Beach, Sf

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Looking for the nearest stop or station to Pier 27- Cruise Terminal? Check out this list of stops closest to your destination: Sansome St & Filbert St; Embarcadero & Sansome St; Coit Tower; Kearny St & North Point St; Pier 33; Mason St & Greenwich St; San Francisco Pier 41 Ferry Terminal; San Francisco Pier 1.5.

Bus: LOWL Train: LTD 3 BART: YELLOW

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Pier 27- Cruise Terminal Address: 780-942 The Embarcadero street in North Beach, Sf

Attractions near Pier 27- Cruise Terminal

• James R. Herman Cruise Terminal at Pier 27
• Pier 27 The Embarcadero
• 32 Pier 29 1/2
• 1280 The Embarcadero - Pier 29.5 Garage - Spothero
• Bay Club San Francisco (Bay Clubs)
• Luxury Homes of San Francisco (New Luxury San Francisco Condos)
• United States Secret Service (US Secret Service)
• San Francisco Pier 33
• Pier 23 Cafe
• The Embarcadero Greenwich St
• Pier 33 Ferry Terminal
• The Embarcadero at Pier 33
• Pier 23 Cafe (Pier 23 Cafe Restaurant & Bar)
• Alcatraz Landing
• Alcatraz Cruises

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Public transit lines with stations closest to Pier 27- Cruise Terminal in North Beach, Sf

Bus lines with stations closest to pier 27- cruise terminal in north beach, sf, sansome st & filbert st, embarcadero & sansome st, kearny st & north point st, ferry lines with stations closest to pier 27- cruise terminal in north beach, sf, cable car lines with stations closest to pier 27- cruise terminal in north beach, sf, mason st & greenwich st.

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