Carnival Cruise Ships by Size: Biggest to Smallest

Carnival Jubilee

Carnival Cruise Line has 27 cruise ships, ranging from tiny ships in the Paradise Class to massive mega-ships in the Excel Class. Here are all of the Carnival Cruise Line ships from biggest to smallest.

As a note, cruise ships are measured by gross tonnage (GT), which is a measurement of the volume of a cruise ship.

Carnival Celebration (2022)

  • Size: 183,521 GT
  • Length: 1,130 feet
  • Capacity: 5,374
  • Crew: 1,735

Carnival Jubilee (2023)

  • Size: 182,800 GT
  • Length: 1,130 feet
  • Capacity: 5,374
  • Crew: 1,735

Mardi Gras (2021)

  • Size: 180,800 GT
  • Length: 1,130 feet
  • Capacity: 5,282
  • Crew: 1,735

Carnival Venezia (2023)

  • Size: 135,225 GT
  • Length: 1,061 feet
  • Capacity: 4,090
  • Crew: 1,424
  • This ship was previously Costa Venezia (2019-2023)

Carnival Firenze (2024)

  • Size: 135,156 GT
  • Length: 1,061 feet
  • Capacity: 4,126
  • Crew: 1,425
  • This ship was previously Costa Firenze (2021-2024)

Carnival Panorama (2019)

  • Size: 133,500 GT
  • Length: 1,055 feet
  • Capacity: 4,008
  • Crew: 1,450

Carnival Horizon (2018)

  • Size: 133,500 GT
  • Length: 1,055 feet
  • Capacity: 3,960
  • Crew: 1,450

Carnival Vista (2016)

  • Size: 133,500 GT
  • Length: 1,055 feet
  • Capacity: 3,934
  • Crew: 1,450

Carnival Breeze (2012)

  • Size: 130,000 GT
  • Length: 1,004 feet
  • Capacity: 3,690
  • Crew: 1,386

Carnival Magic (2011)

  • Size: 130,000 GT
  • Length: 1,004 feet
  • Capacity: 3,690
  • Crew: 1,367

Carnival Dream (2009)

  • Size: 130,000 GT
  • Length: 1,004 feet
  • Capacity: 3,646
  • Crew: 1,367

Carnival Splendor (2008)

  • Size: 113,573 GT
  • Length: 952 feet
  • Capacity: 3,012
  • Crew: 1,150
Carnival Glory

Carnival Conquest (2002)

  • Size: 110,000 GT
  • Length: 952 feet
  • Capacity: 2,980
  • Crew: 1,150

Carnival Valor (2004)

  • Size: 110,000 GT
  • Length: 952 feet
  • Capacity: 2,980
  • Crew: 1,180

Carnival Glory (2003)

  • Size: 110,000 GT
  • Length: 952 feet
  • Capacity: 2,980
  • Crew: 1,150

Carnival Freedom (2007)

  • Size: 110,000 GT
  • Length: 952 feet
  • Capacity: 2,980
  • Crew: 1,150

Carnival Liberty (2005)

  • Size: 110,000 GT
  • Length: 952 feet
  • Capacity: 2,974
  • Crew: 1,160

Carnival Sunshine (2013)

  • Size: 102,853 GT
  • Length: 892 feet
  • Capacity: 3,002
  • Crew: 1,040
  • This ship was previously Carnival Destiny (1996-2013)

Carnival Sunrise (2019)

  • Size: 101,509 GT
  • Length: 893 feet
  • Capacity: 2,984
  • Crew: 1,108
  • This ship was previously Carnival Triumph (1999-2019)

Carnival Radiance (2021)

  • Size: 101,509 GT
  • Length: 893 feet
  • Capacity: 2,984
  • Crew: 1,108
  • This ship was previously Carnival Victory (2000-2021)
Carnival Pride

Carnival Luminosa (2022)

  • Size: 92,720 GT
  • Length: 964 feet
  • Capacity: 2,260
  • Crew: 926
  • This ship was previously Costa Luminosa (2009-2022)

Carnival Pride (2002)

  • Size: 88,500 GT
  • Length: 963 feet
  • Capacity: 2,134
  • Crew: 930

Carnival Legend (2002)

  • Size: 88,500 GT
  • Length: 963 feet
  • Capacity: 2,134
  • Crew: 930

Carnival Miracle (2004)

  • Size: 88,500 GT
  • Length: 963 feet
  • Capacity: 2,124
  • Crew: 934

Carnival Spirit (2001)

  • Size: 88,500 GT
  • Length: 963 feet
  • Capacity: 2,124
  • Crew: 930

Carnival Paradise (1998)

  • Size: 71,925 GT
  • Length: 855 feet
  • Capacity: 2,124
  • Crew: 920

Carnival Elation (1998)

  • Size: 71,909 GT
  • Length: 855 feet
  • Capacity: 2,190
  • Crew: 900
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