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Carnival Cruise Line

Known as "The Fun Ships," Carnival offers affordable cruises with a focus on entertainment and family fun.

Active ships
29
Ports visited
60+
Founded
1972
Total capacity
93,660
Headquarters
Miami, United States
Segment
Contemporary
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Popular ports

Ports most frequently visited by Carnival Cruise Line ships in the past year.
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Port Miami

United States · 129 visits

Port Canaveral

United States · 97 visits

Cozumel Cruise Port

Mexico · 59 visits

Port of Long Beach

United States · 59 visits

Nassau Cruise Port

Bahamas · 49 visits

Port of Galveston

United States · 38 visits

Sydney Harbour

Australia · 34 visits

Port of New Orleans

United States · 34 visits

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Frequently asked questions

How many ships does Carnival Cruise Line have?

Carnival Cruise Line currently operates 29 active ships with a combined capacity of 93,660 passengers.

Where does Carnival Cruise Line sail?

Carnival Cruise Line frequently visits ports including Port Miami, Port Canaveral, Cozumel Cruise Port, and more.

Can I track Carnival Cruise Line ships live?

Yes. Every Carnival Cruise Line ship is trackable via live AIS data on our interactive map.

What is the newest Carnival Cruise Line ship?

The newest ship in the fleet is Carnival Jubilee, launched in 2023.