Carnival Miracle

The Facts                                           

• 85,920 tons
• 959 foot long
• entered service April 2004
• 2,124 passengers
• 1,030 crew
• Passenger space ratio 40.4     (higher space ratio = more space per passenger)

Overview: Sister ship to the Carnival Legend. Longer ship than most of the fleet, and has an atrium that spans through eight decks. The interior is dedicated to the world's great legends from wonders of the world to great athletes. This ship gives a very American flavour, with lots of lively activity. 

Suitable for: Younger couples and singles, families with young children and teenagers. People who like lots of entertainment and nightlife. There are very good childrens facilities on board with the 'Camp Carnival'.

Cuisine.  Single large dining room, seating 1,300 on two levels. The menus are not exceptional, presentation is simple, and meal size is plentiful. There is also a decent wine list. There is also the Golden Fleece Supper Club, with just 156 seats, at an extra cost. 

Spa facilities: The Nautica spa spanning two decks is operated by Steiner. It is a good quality spa, with plenty of treatments available.

Entertainment:  The Mad Hatters Ball showlounge, spanning three decks, is the main venue for shows and cabaret. Most cruises will get a Las Vegas style revue. There are also plenty of other lounges and bars with live music in the evenings.