Carnival Vista

Ocean View Stateroom / Deluxe Oceanview

Cabins with no balcony but with larger windows. In addition to the standard type (about 185 square feet), there are several variations, including the Deluxe Oceanview Family (about 230 square feet), which accommodates up to 5 guests with sofa beds, and the round-window Porthole type (about 170 square feet).

Size: 15.8–20.4 m² (170–220 ft²)
Occupancy and beds: 2-5 peopleTwin beds (can be joined into a queen). Family-oriented types accommodate up to 5 people with an added sofa bed.

Decks 1–3 and 11–14

Window: YesConnecting: Yes

Balcony Stateroom / Havana Balcony

The most numerous standard category across all rooms, with about 185 square feet indoors. Balcony sizes range from about 35 square feet for the standard type to the aft-side extended Premium Vista Balcony (about 75 square feet). Havana Balconies (balconies of about 60-100 square feet) in the Cuban-style Havana area include daytime access to the private Havana pool and bar (limited to guests aged 12 and over).

Size: 17.2 m² (185 ft²)
Occupancy and beds: 2-4 peopleTwin beds (can be joined into a queen) + sofa bed.

880 cabins Decks 1–3 and 6–9 (standard balcony). Havana balconies are a Cuban-style area on the bow side of decks 5–7.

Balcony: YesWindow: YesConnecting: Yes

Ocean Suite / Junior Suite / Havana Cabana Suite / Family Harbor Suite

Includes several types, centered on Ocean/Junior Suites with balconies (about 275 square feet, balconies of about 35-65 square feet), the Havana Cabana Suites in the Cuban-style area (about 260 square feet plus a private patio of about 100 square feet, ages 12 and over), and the Family Harbor Suites for families (up to 5 guests, with access to a private lounge).

Size: 24.2–25.6 m² (260–276 ft²)
Occupancy and beds: 2-5 peopleKing bed (convertible to twins) + sofa bed.

Deck 2 (Family Harbor), Deck 5 (Havana Cabana), and other mid-to-upper decks

Balcony: YesWindow: YesConcierge: Yes

Grand Suite

The top suite category on the Vista class, with only 10 rooms. At about 345 sq ft (about 32 m²) plus an approximately 85 sq ft balcony, these are the largest suites. There is no dedicated suite lounge like those on Royal Caribbean, but benefits such as priority embarkation and disembarkation are included.

Size: 32.1 m² (346 ft²)
Occupancy and beds: 2-4 peopleKing bed (convertible to twins) + sofa bed.

10 cabins Deck 7 midship

Balcony: YesWindow: YesConcierge: Yes

Cabins	Size	Occupancy and beds	Features	Links
Interior Stateroom The least expensive cabin category aboard the ship, with a standard area of about 170 sq ft (about 16 m²). Some cabins on decks 6-10 offer a "Walkway View" of the indoor promenade. There is no exterior window, but some rooms can accommodate up to 4 guests in upper berths. The exact number of rooms by category has not been confirmed because sources differ. Distributed across decks 1 and 6–10 (mainly low to mid levels)	15.8–17.2 m² (170–185 ft²)	2-4 people Twin beds (can be joined into a queen-size bed). Some cabins accommodate up to 4 people with an added upper pull-down bed.	Connecting: Yes	Check the official page
Ocean View Stateroom / Deluxe Oceanview Cabins with no balcony but with larger windows. In addition to the standard type (about 185 square feet), there are several variations, including the Deluxe Oceanview Family (about 230 square feet), which accommodates up to 5 guests with sofa beds, and the round-window Porthole type (about 170 square feet). Decks 1–3 and 11–14	15.8–20.4 m² (170–220 ft²)	2-5 people Twin beds (can be joined into a queen). Family-oriented types accommodate up to 5 people with an added sofa bed.	Window: YesConnecting: Yes	Check the official page
Balcony Stateroom / Havana Balcony The most numerous standard category across all rooms, with about 185 square feet indoors. Balcony sizes range from about 35 square feet for the standard type to the aft-side extended Premium Vista Balcony (about 75 square feet). Havana Balconies (balconies of about 60-100 square feet) in the Cuban-style Havana area include daytime access to the private Havana pool and bar (limited to guests aged 12 and over). 880 cabins / Decks 1–3 and 6–9 (standard balcony). Havana balconies are a Cuban-style area on the bow side of decks 5–7.	17.2 m² (185 ft²)	2-4 people Twin beds (can be joined into a queen) + sofa bed.	Balcony: YesWindow: YesConnecting: Yes	Check the official page
Ocean Suite / Junior Suite / Havana Cabana Suite / Family Harbor Suite Includes several types, centered on Ocean/Junior Suites with balconies (about 275 square feet, balconies of about 35-65 square feet), the Havana Cabana Suites in the Cuban-style area (about 260 square feet plus a private patio of about 100 square feet, ages 12 and over), and the Family Harbor Suites for families (up to 5 guests, with access to a private lounge). Deck 2 (Family Harbor), Deck 5 (Havana Cabana), and other mid-to-upper decks	24.2–25.6 m² (260–276 ft²)	2-5 people King bed (convertible to twins) + sofa bed.	Balcony: YesWindow: YesConcierge: Yes	Check the official page
Grand Suite The top suite category on the Vista class, with only 10 rooms. At about 345 sq ft (about 32 m²) plus an approximately 85 sq ft balcony, these are the largest suites. There is no dedicated suite lounge like those on Royal Caribbean, but benefits such as priority embarkation and disembarkation are included. 10 cabins / Deck 7 midship	32.1 m² (346 ft²)	2-4 people King bed (convertible to twins) + sofa bed.	Balcony: YesWindow: YesConcierge: Yes	Check the official page

Approximate figures from official and reliable sources. Cabins vary by ship, category, and sailing.Links generally lead to official pages; some have not been verified.

Families, adults-only areas, and practical information

Children and families

• Camp Ocean — A free kids program for ages 2 to 11, divided by age into Penguins, Stingrays, and Sharks, with activities including crafts, games, movies, and dancing. Night Owls is a paid, time-based late-night option.
• Dr. Seuss Bookville — A free reading space for children recreating the world of author Dr. Seuss, with storytime events and character appearances.
• Family Harbor Lounge — A family area first introduced on Carnival Vista. The lounge is available 24 hours and offers snacks, board games, movies, and a concierge desk for shore excursions and dining reservations. It is a free benefit for Family Harbor cabin guests.

Adults-only areas

• Serenity Adult-Only Retreat — A quiet deck area exclusively for guests aged 21 and over, with a dedicated bar, lounge chairs, and several hot tubs, where guests can relax away from the family areas.
• Casino — A casino with slot machines, blackjack, roulette, and other table games. Entry is free, but play costs extra and is restricted to guests aged 21 and over.
• Fitness Center — A free fitness area with a gym, cardio machines, and weights (ages 18 and over). Paid group classes such as cycling and yoga are also available.

Practical information (line-wide)

Onboard currency: USD
Gratuities: Automatic gratuities are added to your onboard Sail & Sign account for each night of the cruise. The amount can be adjusted, including reduced, at the Guest Services desk.
Payment: Cashless onboard
Medical facilities: Every ship has a permanent medical center, with 1 to 2 doctors and 3 to 5 nurses on board depending on ship size, available 24 hours. It follows CLIA/ACEP standards. Consultations, medication and tests are private-pay (non-insured) services charged separately, and insurance generally cannot be used at the counter; you pay first and then claim.
Bringing items onboard: Guests aged 21 and over may bring one unopened 750 ml bottle of wine/champagne per person in carry-on luggage, on embarkation day only (fortified wines over 15% alcohol are not allowed). A corkage fee of $15 per bottle is charged if you drink it in public areas such as the main dining room or bars, but there is no charge for drinking it in your cabin.
Mobile and connectivity: Through the maritime roaming partners of major carriers, you can make calls, send SMS and use data on the high seas with your own phone and phone number (displayed as "Cellular at Sea" and the like). Many flat-rate plans are excluded and billed by usage, so checking in advance is essential. To keep costs down, it is common to switch to Wi-Fi calling via a Wi-Fi package.
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Dining

Included Included in the fare (no extra charge)

Reflections RestaurantInternational cuisine (course menu)

One of the fare-included main dining rooms. Guests can choose either fixed seating or flexible dining times when booking. The signature chocolate melting cake is always available.

Hours: Dinner only (17:30-21:00 approx.; fixed/open seating)

Horizons RestaurantInternational (prix fixe menu and brunch)

The other fare-included main dining room. Breakfast and brunch options such as 12-hour roast, French toast, and steak and eggs are also popular.

Hours: Breakfast (port days 7:00-9:00); Sea Day brunch (8:30-12:00); dinner (17:30-).

Lido MarketplaceBuffet (multinational cuisine)

A large complimentary buffet with a carving station, a soup and salad bar and a kids' corner. The most frequently used dining venue.

Hours: Breakfast 6:30-11:30, lunch 12:00-15:30, dinner 18:00-21:30

Guy's Burger JointAmerican burgers

A complimentary burger stand overseen by celebrity chef Guy Fieri. Grilled burgers, fries, and a toppings bar are the staples.

Hours: 12:00-18:00

Guy's Pig & Anchor Bar-B-Que SmokehouseBBQ

A complimentary BBQ dining venue serving smoked pork, chicken, beef, and sausage with macaroni and cheese and baked beans.

Hours: Primarily lunch (Sea Day 12:00-approximately 14:30).

BlueIguana CantinaMexican

A complimentary Mexican snack stand serving made-to-order burritos, tacos, and salad bowls.

Hours: Breakfast 7:00-10:30, lunch 12:00-15:30

Pizzeria del CapitanoPizza

A complimentary stand serving handmade thin-crust pizza. Open almost all day, with delivery orders available through the room service app. Some specialty pizzas may cost extra.

Hours: 9:00-24:00 (open almost all day)

Seafood ShackSeafood (a la carte)

A seafood stand serving fried shrimp, lobster rolls, clam chowder, and more a la carte. There is no cover charge; items are charged separately.

Hours: 11:00-15:00, extended until around 22:00 depending on the port.

Java Blue CafeCoffee and light snacks

A cafe serving coffee, pastries, and more. Some breakfast snacks are complimentary, but specialty coffee costs extra without a beverage package such as Cheers!.

Hours: From early morning (around 6:00 onward)

Captain's Pasta BarItalian (pasta)

A complimentary lunch pasta stand where you can customize your meal by choosing the sauce, toppings, and pasta type.

Hours: Lunch 12:00-14:30.

Mongolian WokAsian (stir-fried dishes)

A complimentary lunch stand where ingredients and sauce are selected and stir-fried to order. At night, it also serves as the venue for JiJi Asian Kitchen.

Hours: Lunch 12:00-14:30.

Room ServiceIn-room delivery

24-hour room service. The early-morning light breakfast menu is complimentary, but other hours incur item-by-item charges and an automatic gratuity.

Hours: 24 hours

Extra charge Specialty dining (prices in the onboard currency)

Fahrenheit 555$52 (adults) / $18 (ages 11 and under)

American steakhouse• Dinner only (17:30-21:30)

A steakhouse centered on premium beef dishes. Set menus include an appetizer, main course, and dessert, along with classics such as escargot and French onion soup.

Shrimp cocktail (appetizer)
Filet mignon (main)
Chocolate sphere (dessert)

Bonsai SushiNo cover charge (à la carte)

Japanese cuisine (sushi, sashimi, and noodles)• Dinner 17:00-24:00, lunch (Seaday) 12:00-14:30

A Japanese restaurant serving sushi, sashimi, noodles, and more a la carte. There is no cover charge; each ordered item is charged separately.

California roll$9
Sashimi (1 piece)$2.50
Ramen or udon noodle bowl$8

JiJi Asian Kitchen$24 (adults) / $11 (ages 11 and under)

Asian (pan-Asian cuisine)• Dinner only (17:30-21:30). During the day, it operates as the complimentary "Mongolian Wok".

A specialty restaurant featuring Asian cuisines including Chinese and Vietnamese. Dinner offers paid courses, while lunch becomes the complimentary Mongolian Wok in the same venue.

Nanjing-style duck
Vietnamese-style tamarind shrimp soup
Kung pao chicken

Cucina del Capitano$24 (adults) / $11 (ages 11 and under)

Italian cuisine• Dinner only (17:30-21:30)

A specialty restaurant serving classic Italian dishes. Popular choices include burrata appetizers, chicken Parmesan, and almond-crusted sea bass.

Burrata appetizer
Chicken parmesan
Almond-crusted branzino (sea bass in an almond coating)

Chef's Table$124 per person + 18% automatic gratuity

Creative tasting menu (with galley tour)• Available only while at sea; advance reservations required.

A premium dining experience offering a special course with a galley tour for small groups. Early reservations are recommended because it is popular.

Multi-course dinner selected by the executive chef (contents vary by date)

Cloud 9 Spa official page

Facilities and activities

Highlights

IMAX Theater: A full-scale IMAX theater said to be the only one among major cruise companies. It shows everything from the latest releases to IMAX documentaries (paid)SkyRide: An elevated cycling course about 150 feet above the sea and 800 feet long. A free attraction where riders adjust their speed with pedals while circling the courseKaleid-O-Slide (inside WaterWorks): Carnival's first water slide with a built-in tube. 455 feet long, with colorful lighting effectsHavana: A Cuban-themed area. During the day, the Havana pool and bar are for Havana stateroom guests; at night, it becomes a dance hot spotFamily Harbor: First introduced on Carnival Vista, this family-oriented lounge and stateroom area has since been adopted on newer ships

IMAX TheaterExtra charge

CinemaFeature film: about $16.99; documentary or thrill screening: about $7.99 (varies by season and title)

A full-size IMAX theater described as the only one in the cruise industry, showing the latest Hollywood films and IMAX documentaries. Admission is paid.

IMAX official page

SkyRideIncluded

Sports

An elevated cycling course about 150 feet above the sea and 800 feet long. This free attraction lets riders pedal to control their speed as they circle the course, and requires a height of about 137 cm or more and a weight of 113 kg or less.

SkyRide official page

Carnival WaterWorks (Kaleid-O-Slide / Twister)Included

Park

A free water park with Carnival's first ring-integrated slide, Kaleid-o-Slide, 455 feet long with colorful lighting, plus the 300-foot Twister and a water play area for young children.

WaterWorks official page

Havana Bar & PoolFree

BarDrinks are charged separately

A dedicated Cuba-themed area. Access to the pool and bar is prioritized for guests in Havana-category cabins (aged 12 and over), and Cuban-style drinks such as Cafe Cubano and mojitos are available. It has a relaxed atmosphere during the day and turns into a dance hotspot at night.

Havana Bar official page

Serenity Adult-Only RetreatIncluded

OtherAdults only: Yes

A quiet deck area exclusively for guests aged 21 and over, with a dedicated bar, lounge chairs, and several hot tubs, where guests can relax away from the family areas.

Serenity official page

Camp OceanIncluded

KidsFor children: YesNight Owls late-night service is charged by time

A free kids program for ages 2 to 11, divided by age into Penguins, Stingrays, and Sharks, with activities including crafts, games, movies, and dancing. Night Owls is a paid, time-based late-night option.

Camp Ocean official page

CasinoExtra charge

CasinoAdults only: Yes

A casino with slot machines, blackjack, roulette, and other table games. Entry is free, but play costs extra and is restricted to guests aged 21 and over.

Casino official page

Cloud 9 SpaExtra charge

SpaThermal suite: about $30/day or $139-$199 per cruise; 50-minute massage: from $179

A paid spa for guests aged 18 and over, offering thermal suites, massages, and facials. Thermal suites and the various treatments cost extra, while thermal suite use is included for guests in designated Cloud 9 Spa cabins.

SportSquareIncluded

Sports

A free sports area with mini golf, basketball (also usable for volleyball), foosball, table tennis, a jogging track, and a ropes course. SkyRide is also located here.

SportSquare official page

Fitness CenterIncluded

SportsAdults only: YesSome group classes, such as cycling and yoga, are charged

A free fitness area with a gym, cardio machines, and weights (ages 18 and over). Paid group classes such as cycling and yoga are also available.

Fitness Center official page

Dive-In Movies (Seaside Theater)Included

Cinema

An outdoor theater where guests can enjoy free movies and sports broadcasts on a large pool-deck screen. It is separate from the indoor IMAX facility.

Dive-In Movies official page

Dr. Seuss BookvilleIncluded

LibraryFor children: Yes

A free reading space for children recreating the world of author Dr. Seuss, with storytime events and character appearances.

Dr. Seuss Bookville official page

Liquid LoungeIncluded

Theater

A two-story main theater with seating for more than about 900 people. Playlist Productions presents free original shows, and by moving the seats it can also be converted into a nightclub setup.

Verify on the activity list page (Gangwaze)

RedFrog Pub & BreweryExtra charge

BarDrinks only (around $8)

A casual Key West-style pub and onboard brewery. Its house-brand beer is a specialty, and games such as foosball are available.

BlueIguana Tequila BarExtra charge

BarTequila and cocktails only

A bar centered on tequila and margaritas. Drinks cost extra.

Alchemy BarExtra charge

BarCocktails only

A cocktail bar with a distinctive retro pharmacy-style interior. Drinks cost extra.

Limelight LoungeExtra charge

NightclubDrinks only

A venue that changes from a lounge by day to a nightclub at night. Drinks cost extra.

Piano Bar 88Extra charge

BarDrinks only

A classic piano bar with live piano performances. Drinks cost extra.