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Carnival

Carnival Festivale

Caribbean

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Trip Details

Departs: December 19, 2027

Returns: December 27, 2027

Departure Port: Port Canaveral

Ship: Carnival Festivale

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Carnival Festivale

The fourth Excel-class ship, and the first one to trade the roller coaster for a water park

Aboard

Under construction at Meyer Werft in Papenburg, first steel cut April 8, 2025, keel laid August 14, 2025
The fourth Carnival hull built to run on liquefied natural gas
Sunsation Point, a three-deck family zone that replaces the BOLT coaster with a six-slide water park
Studio 724, a two-deck music-making zone named after her yard number
Close to 1,000 interconnecting staterooms, roughly 70 percent more than her sisters
Revives the name of the 1978 Festivale, the converted liner that helped make Carnival

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Ashore

Where You Stop

Port Canaveral

Celebration Key

Caribbean

The Caribbean

The most-sailed water on earth, and the easiest cruise to fall in love with, short flights, warm water twelve months a year, and a different island every morning.

Best Time to Go: December through April, outside hurricane season
Typical Length: 5 to 8 nights

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