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Carnival Victory

Big ship with big ideas

Carnival Victory joined the "Fun Ship" fleet in August 2000. In addition to a host of on-board amenities, she features a diversity of public rooms with striking interiors inspired by the world's most famous bodies of water.

.She also offers a variety of casual and full-service dining venues, including twin two-level main restaurants, a patisserie and a two-deck-high poolside eatery offering alternatives for breakfast, lunch and dinner, a New York-style deli, specialty areas serving Asian and American favorites and a 24-hour pizzeria.

Other highlights include

• An expansive duty-free shopping area
• A 9,000sq-ft casino with more than 325 slots and tables games
• A 15,000sq-ft “Nautica Spa” health and fitness club
• A high-tech 1,300sq-ft children’s play area, part of the line’s fleetwide “Camp Carnival” programme

The ship’s 13 passenger decks house 18 bars and lounges, including intimate live music venues and a stunning three-deck-high show lounge showcasing lavish Las Vegas-style entertainment, as well as 1,379 staterooms, 62 percent of which will offer an ocean view with 60 per cent of those featuring private verandahs.

Vital statistics

Operated by Carnival Cruise Lines
Built at Fincantieri, Italy
Entered service: August, 2000
Registered: Panama
Gross tonnage: 101,509 tons
Cost: $410 million
Speed: 22 knots
Passengers: 3,473
Decks: 13
Lifts: 18
Crew: 1,100, international
Officers: Italian
Cabins: 1,379 including

• 853 outside
• 526 inside
• 508 with balconies
• 25 for wheelchairs

Length: 893ft
Width: 116ft
Draught: 27ft
Engines: Diesel-electric

Facilities

Two main dining rooms (four sittings), alternative dining options, casino, library, three outside swimming pools (one with magrodome), three-level show lounge, gymnasium, self-service launderette.