Carnival Cruise Line Opens Bookings for Panaroma

by Daniel McCarthy
Carnival Cruise Line Opens Bookings for Panaroma

Photo: Carnival Cruise Line.


Carnival Cruise Line has opened bookings for Carnival Panaroma, one of its Vista-class ships, behind Carnival Vista and Carnival Horizon.

The ship will be deployed to Long Beach in 2019, offering seven-day Mexican Riviera. It will begin its season by offering a one-time, three-night sailing to Ensenada from Long Beach Dec. 11-14, 2019.

When it debuts, Panorama will sport many of the features of its sister ships, including the Fahrenheit 555 steakhouse, Library Bar, Bonsai Sushi, SkyRide, Waterworks aqua park, and the SportSquare recreation area.

Panorama will also have its own Cuba-themed area with tropics-inspired staterooms, as well as a themed bar and pool. Carnival’s Family Harbor area, which features accommodations with extra space and its own lounge, will also be installed.

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