Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelCarnival Vista's RedFrog Brewery features its own craft brews made on the ship. Three or four craft brews are created on the ship every 2 1/2 weeks.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelAmong the new features on Carnival Vista is the SkyRide, an 800-foot-long track that circles the aft top deck on which riders propel themselves in suspended cycles at near 20 mph at some points.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe water park on Carnival Vista is the largest ever WaterWorks in the fleet and features the Kaleid-o-Slide, a 455-foot-long visually stimulating tube ride and the speedy Twister body slide as well as water toys and splashing buckets in the SplashZone.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016. Alchemy Bar, which has proved popular on many other ships in the Carnival Fleet, is on Deck 5.
Mike Coppola, Getty Images for Carnival Cruise LineSinger Carrie Underwood (center) performs onstage at the Carnival Vista U.S. debut .
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe water park on Carnival Vista is the largest ever WaterWorks in the fleet and features the Kaleid-o-Slide, a 455-foot-long visually stimulating tube ride and the speedy Twister body slide as well as water toys and splashing buckets in the SplashZone.
Andy Newman / APIn this photo provided by Carnival Cruise Line, singer Carrie Underwood performs aboard the new Carnival Vista Friday, Nov. 4, 2016, in New York. Underwood gave a free concert for military families aboard the 1,062-foot-long cruise ship as part of Carnival Cruise Line's partnership with Operation Homefront that provides support for military families.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe water park on Carnival Vista is the largest ever WaterWorks in the fleet and features the Kaleid-o-Slide, a 455-foot-long visually stimulating tube ride and the speedy Twister body slide as well as water toys and splashing buckets in the SplashZone.
Andy Newman / APIn this photo provided by Carnival Cruise Line, country music performer Carrie Underwood poses aboard the 1,062-foot-long Carnival Vista in New York on Friday, Nov. 4, 2016. Underwood is performing a free concert aboard Vista for military families as part of Carnival Cruise Lines' partnership with Operation Homefront.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelCarnival Vista's RedFrog Brewery features its own craft brews made on the ship. Three or four craft brews are created on the ship every 2 1/2 weeks.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe water park on Carnival Vista is the largest ever WaterWorks in the fleet and features the Kaleid-o-Slide, a 455-foot-long visually stimulating tube ride and the speedy Twister body slide as well as water toys and splashing buckets in the SplashZone.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
Andy Newman / APIn this May 3, 2016 photo provided by Carnival Cruise Line, the new Carnival Vista, sailing on its maiden voyage, departs Dubrovnik, Croatia, on a 13-day Mediterranean cruise. The largest ship in Miami-based Carnival's fleet, Carnival Vista on Wednesday, Oct. 12, 2016, was named the year's best new ship by Cruise Critic, the cruise review website.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelAmong the new features on Carnival Vista is the SkyRide, an 800-foot-long track that circles the aft top deck on which riders propel themselves in suspended cycles at near 20 mph at some points.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe water park on Carnival Vista is the largest ever WaterWorks in the fleet and features the Kaleid-o-Slide, a 455-foot-long visually stimulating tube ride and the speedy Twister body slide as well as water toys and splashing buckets in the SplashZone.
Mike Coppola, Getty Images for Carnival Cruise LineSinger Carrie Underwood performs onstage at the Carnival Vista U.S. debut.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe Dr. Seuss Breakfast is offered on board Carnival Vista at $5 per person and features menu items like Green Eggs and Ham and character meet and greets in a transformed colorful setting in one of the main dining rooms.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelDr. Seuss Bookville on the Carnival Vista is a library filled with hundreds of Dr. Seuss titles that can be read in the room or checked out for bedtime later.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe water park on Carnival Vista is the largest ever WaterWorks in the fleet and features the Kaleid-o-Slide, a 455-foot-long visually stimulating tube ride and the speedy Twister body slide as well as water toys and splashing buckets in the SplashZone.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe water park on Carnival Vista is the largest ever WaterWorks in the fleet and features the Kaleid-o-Slide, a 455-foot-long visually stimulating tube ride and the speedy Twister body slide as well as water toys and splashing buckets in the SplashZone.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelAmong the new features on Carnival Vista is the SkyRide, an 800-foot-long track that circles the aft top deck on which riders propel themselves in suspended cycles at near 20 mph at some points.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
Arlene Satchell/STAFFThe Carnival Vista cruise ship is seen docked at PortMiami on Sunday, Nov. 27, 2016 before departing on its inaugural six-day cruise from Miami to Grand Turk, Ocho Rios and Nassau.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe Dr. Seuss Breakfast is offered on board Carnival Vista at $5 per person and features menu items like Green Eggs and Ham and character meet and greets in a transformed colorful setting in one of the main dining rooms.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe Dr. Seuss Breakfast is offered on board Carnival Vista at $5 per person and features menu items like Green Eggs and Ham and character meet and greets in a transformed colorful setting in one of the main dining rooms.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe Dr. Seuss Breakfast is offered on board Carnival Vista at $5 per person and features menu items like Green Eggs and Ham and character meet and greets in a transformed colorful setting in one of the main dining rooms.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016. Alchemy Bar, which has proved popular on many other ships in the Carnival Fleet, is on Deck 5.
Mike Coppola, Getty Images for Carnival Cruise LineCarnival Vista Captain Luigi De Angelis, Miss USA Deshauna Barber and Carnival Vista chief engineer Cesare Boldrini attend the Carnival Vista U.S. debut.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelDr. Seuss Bookville on the Carnival Vista is a library filled with hundreds of Dr. Seuss titles that can be read in the room or checked out for bedtime later.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe Dr. Seuss Breakfast is offered on board Carnival Vista at $5 per person and features menu items like Green Eggs and Ham and character meet and greets in a transformed colorful setting in one of the main dining rooms.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe Dr. Seuss Breakfast is offered on board Carnival Vista at $5 per person and features menu items like Green Eggs and Ham and character meet and greets in a transformed colorful setting in one of the main dining rooms.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelDr. Seuss Bookville on the Carnival Vista is a library filled with hundreds of Dr. Seuss titles that can be read in the room or checked out for bedtime later.
Mike Coppola, Getty Images for Carnival Cruise LineSinger Carrie Underwood performs onstage at Carnival Vista's U.S. debut to celebrate the Honor.Family.Fun Campaign and Operation Homefront at the Manhattan Cruise Terminal on Nov. 4, 2016 in New York.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelAmong the new features on Carnival Vista is the SkyRide, an 800-foot-long track that circles the aft top deck on which riders propel themselves in suspended cycles at near 20 mph at some points.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelCarnival Vista's RedFrog Brewery features its own craft brews made on the ship. Three or four craft brews are created on the ship every 2 1/2 weeks.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelCarnival Vista's RedFrog Brewery features its own craft brews made on the ship. Three or four craft brews are created on the ship every 2 1/2 weeks.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
Mike Coppola/Getty Images for Carnival Cruise LineMiss USA Deshauna Barber poses with Dr. Seuss at Carnival Vista's U.S. debut with Carrie Underwood to celebrate the Honor.Family.Fun Campaign and Operation Homefront at the Manhattan Cruise Terminal on Nov. 4, 2016 in New York.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelAmong the new features on Carnival Vista is the SkyRide, an 800-foot-long track that circles the aft top deck on which riders propel themselves in suspended cycles at near 20 mph at some points.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe water park on Carnival Vista is the largest ever WaterWorks in the fleet and features the Kaleid-o-Slide, a 455-foot-long visually stimulating tube ride and the speedy Twister body slide as well as water toys and splashing buckets in the SplashZone.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelCarnival Vista's RedFrog Brewery features its own craft brews made on the ship. Three or four craft brews are created on the ship every 2 1/2 weeks.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelAmong the new features on Carnival Vista is the SkyRide, an 800-foot-long track that circles the aft top deck on which riders propel themselves in suspended cycles at near 20 mph at some points.
Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelCarnival Vista's RedFrog Brewery features its own craft brews made on the ship. Three or four craft brews are created on the ship every 2 1/2 weeks.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelAmong the new features on Carnival Vista is the SkyRide, an 800-foot-long track that circles the aft top deck on which riders propel themselves in suspended cycles at near 20 mph at some points.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe water park on Carnival Vista is the largest ever WaterWorks in the fleet and features the Kaleid-o-Slide, a 455-foot-long visually stimulating tube ride and the speedy Twister body slide as well as water toys and splashing buckets in the SplashZone.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016. Alchemy Bar, which has proved popular on many other ships in the Carnival Fleet, is on Deck 5.
- Mike Coppola, Getty Images for Carnival Cruise LineSinger Carrie Underwood (center) performs onstage at the Carnival Vista U.S. debut .
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe water park on Carnival Vista is the largest ever WaterWorks in the fleet and features the Kaleid-o-Slide, a 455-foot-long visually stimulating tube ride and the speedy Twister body slide as well as water toys and splashing buckets in the SplashZone.
- Andy Newman / APIn this photo provided by Carnival Cruise Line, singer Carrie Underwood performs aboard the new Carnival Vista Friday, Nov. 4, 2016, in New York. Underwood gave a free concert for military families aboard the 1,062-foot-long cruise ship as part of Carnival Cruise Line's partnership with Operation Homefront that provides support for military families.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe water park on Carnival Vista is the largest ever WaterWorks in the fleet and features the Kaleid-o-Slide, a 455-foot-long visually stimulating tube ride and the speedy Twister body slide as well as water toys and splashing buckets in the SplashZone.
- Andy Newman / APIn this photo provided by Carnival Cruise Line, country music performer Carrie Underwood poses aboard the 1,062-foot-long Carnival Vista in New York on Friday, Nov. 4, 2016. Underwood is performing a free concert aboard Vista for military families as part of Carnival Cruise Lines' partnership with Operation Homefront.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelCarnival Vista's RedFrog Brewery features its own craft brews made on the ship. Three or four craft brews are created on the ship every 2 1/2 weeks.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe water park on Carnival Vista is the largest ever WaterWorks in the fleet and features the Kaleid-o-Slide, a 455-foot-long visually stimulating tube ride and the speedy Twister body slide as well as water toys and splashing buckets in the SplashZone.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
- Andy Newman / APIn this May 3, 2016 photo provided by Carnival Cruise Line, the new Carnival Vista, sailing on its maiden voyage, departs Dubrovnik, Croatia, on a 13-day Mediterranean cruise. The largest ship in Miami-based Carnival's fleet, Carnival Vista on Wednesday, Oct. 12, 2016, was named the year's best new ship by Cruise Critic, the cruise review website.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelAmong the new features on Carnival Vista is the SkyRide, an 800-foot-long track that circles the aft top deck on which riders propel themselves in suspended cycles at near 20 mph at some points.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe water park on Carnival Vista is the largest ever WaterWorks in the fleet and features the Kaleid-o-Slide, a 455-foot-long visually stimulating tube ride and the speedy Twister body slide as well as water toys and splashing buckets in the SplashZone.
- Mike Coppola, Getty Images for Carnival Cruise LineSinger Carrie Underwood performs onstage at the Carnival Vista U.S. debut.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe Dr. Seuss Breakfast is offered on board Carnival Vista at $5 per person and features menu items like Green Eggs and Ham and character meet and greets in a transformed colorful setting in one of the main dining rooms.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelDr. Seuss Bookville on the Carnival Vista is a library filled with hundreds of Dr. Seuss titles that can be read in the room or checked out for bedtime later.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe water park on Carnival Vista is the largest ever WaterWorks in the fleet and features the Kaleid-o-Slide, a 455-foot-long visually stimulating tube ride and the speedy Twister body slide as well as water toys and splashing buckets in the SplashZone.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe water park on Carnival Vista is the largest ever WaterWorks in the fleet and features the Kaleid-o-Slide, a 455-foot-long visually stimulating tube ride and the speedy Twister body slide as well as water toys and splashing buckets in the SplashZone.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelAmong the new features on Carnival Vista is the SkyRide, an 800-foot-long track that circles the aft top deck on which riders propel themselves in suspended cycles at near 20 mph at some points.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
- Arlene Satchell/STAFFThe Carnival Vista cruise ship is seen docked at PortMiami on Sunday, Nov. 27, 2016 before departing on its inaugural six-day cruise from Miami to Grand Turk, Ocho Rios and Nassau.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe Dr. Seuss Breakfast is offered on board Carnival Vista at $5 per person and features menu items like Green Eggs and Ham and character meet and greets in a transformed colorful setting in one of the main dining rooms.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe Dr. Seuss Breakfast is offered on board Carnival Vista at $5 per person and features menu items like Green Eggs and Ham and character meet and greets in a transformed colorful setting in one of the main dining rooms.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe Dr. Seuss Breakfast is offered on board Carnival Vista at $5 per person and features menu items like Green Eggs and Ham and character meet and greets in a transformed colorful setting in one of the main dining rooms.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016. Alchemy Bar, which has proved popular on many other ships in the Carnival Fleet, is on Deck 5.
- Mike Coppola, Getty Images for Carnival Cruise LineCarnival Vista Captain Luigi De Angelis, Miss USA Deshauna Barber and Carnival Vista chief engineer Cesare Boldrini attend the Carnival Vista U.S. debut.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelDr. Seuss Bookville on the Carnival Vista is a library filled with hundreds of Dr. Seuss titles that can be read in the room or checked out for bedtime later.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe Dr. Seuss Breakfast is offered on board Carnival Vista at $5 per person and features menu items like Green Eggs and Ham and character meet and greets in a transformed colorful setting in one of the main dining rooms.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe Dr. Seuss Breakfast is offered on board Carnival Vista at $5 per person and features menu items like Green Eggs and Ham and character meet and greets in a transformed colorful setting in one of the main dining rooms.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelDr. Seuss Bookville on the Carnival Vista is a library filled with hundreds of Dr. Seuss titles that can be read in the room or checked out for bedtime later.
- Mike Coppola, Getty Images for Carnival Cruise LineSinger Carrie Underwood performs onstage at Carnival Vista's U.S. debut to celebrate the Honor.Family.Fun Campaign and Operation Homefront at the Manhattan Cruise Terminal on Nov. 4, 2016 in New York.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelAmong the new features on Carnival Vista is the SkyRide, an 800-foot-long track that circles the aft top deck on which riders propel themselves in suspended cycles at near 20 mph at some points.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelCarnival Vista's RedFrog Brewery features its own craft brews made on the ship. Three or four craft brews are created on the ship every 2 1/2 weeks.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelCarnival Vista's RedFrog Brewery features its own craft brews made on the ship. Three or four craft brews are created on the ship every 2 1/2 weeks.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
- Mike Coppola/Getty Images for Carnival Cruise LineMiss USA Deshauna Barber poses with Dr. Seuss at Carnival Vista's U.S. debut with Carrie Underwood to celebrate the Honor.Family.Fun Campaign and Operation Homefront at the Manhattan Cruise Terminal on Nov. 4, 2016 in New York.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelAmong the new features on Carnival Vista is the SkyRide, an 800-foot-long track that circles the aft top deck on which riders propel themselves in suspended cycles at near 20 mph at some points.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe water park on Carnival Vista is the largest ever WaterWorks in the fleet and features the Kaleid-o-Slide, a 455-foot-long visually stimulating tube ride and the speedy Twister body slide as well as water toys and splashing buckets in the SplashZone.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelCarnival Vista's RedFrog Brewery features its own craft brews made on the ship. Three or four craft brews are created on the ship every 2 1/2 weeks.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelAmong the new features on Carnival Vista is the SkyRide, an 800-foot-long track that circles the aft top deck on which riders propel themselves in suspended cycles at near 20 mph at some points.
- Richard Tribou, Orlando SentinelThe 133,500-ton Carnival Vista began sailing from Miami in December 2016.
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Carnival Cruise Lines’ newest ship, the 3,954-passenger Carnival Vista, marked a construction milestone this week with a traditional keel-laying ceremony at the Fincantieri shipyard in Italy, where it’s being built.
The 133,500-ton vessel — Carnival’s largest “Fun Ship” ever constructed — is set to debut in spring 2016.
The keel-laying ceremony typically signifies the official start of construction of a seagoing vessel.
The new ship will be the 25th in Carnival’s fleet and will feature a variety of enhanced “Fun Ship 2.0” dining, bar and entertainment offerings as well as several innovations unique to this vessel, the Miami-based cruise operator said.
Additional design details, as well as homeport and itinerary information, are expected to be announced early next year.
For information, go to carnival.com.
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