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Carnival Splendor

Carnival Cruise Line · Splendor class · 2008

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Carnival Splendor is a roughly 113,600-gross-ton ship carrying about 3,012 guests, delivered in 2008 by Fincantieri.

Early in her career she suffered a 2010 engine-room fire off Mexico that left her adrift, a widely reported incident. After service on the US West Coast and in Australia she now sails Caribbean itineraries, carrying a large spa and the signature Carnival Lido features.

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Onboard Highlights

Signature attractions, dining, bars and entertainment aboard Carnival Splendor.

Top attractions

  • Carnival WaterWorks
    Water play area with splashing and sliding activities.
  • Green Lightning
    All-new thrill-slide for those who enjoy sitting and sliding.
  • Cloud 9 Spa
    Spa facility featuring Thalassotherapy pools and dry heat chambers.
  • Serenity Adult-Only Retreat
    Relaxation space reserved for adults only.
  • Mini Golf
    Miniature golf course for recreational play.

Specialty dining

  • Fahrenheit 555
    Elegant dining restaurant located at the apex of the ship.
  • Guy's Burger Joint
    Casual burger dining venue.

Bars and lounges

  • El Morocco Lounge
    1930s-themed lounge hosting comedy shows, musical performances, and karaoke.
  • The Cool
    Onboard jazz club.

Entertainment

  • Playlist Productions
    Headline production show included with cruise.

Specifications

StatusIn service
Entered service2008
Cruise lineCarnival Cruise Line
ClassSplendor class
Gross tonnage113,573 GT
Guests (double occupancy)3,012
Crew1,150
Length290 m (951 ft)
Beam35.5 m (116 ft) moulded
Decks13 (11 guest decks)
Staterooms1,503
ShipyardFincantieri (Italy)
RegionCaribbean

About the Splendor class

A single 113,000-GT ship completed in 2008 on the Costa Concordia platform, the largest Carnival ship of its day.

References

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  1. Wikipedia - Primary reference for specifications and history.