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Carnival Panorama Cruise Ship Details

In Service:2019 | 7 years
Last Refurb:NA
Class:Vista
Builder:Fincantieri
Build Location:Italy
Call Sign:ITP0218
Flagged Country:Panama
Passengers:4,008
Crew:1,450
Gross Tons:133,500 GT
Length: 1,055.0 ft
Beam: 158.0 ft
Draft: 27.0 ft
Speed: 23.0 knots / 26.5 mph
Staterooms:1,965

The Vista class cruise ships were built between 2002 and 2005 for Holland America Line and are known for their elegant design with the popular Explorations Café. The ships feature multiple specialty restaurants and spacious public areas with a large theater. The class was designed for destination immersion with extensive outdoor promenade areas. The vessels include refined interiors and comfortable accommodations.

Carnival Panorama Dry Dock History

Previous Dry Dock
September 10, 2024 - October 12, 2024
Shipyard
Seatrium Tuas Boulevard Yard
Location
Singapore
Duration
33 days
Seatrium Tuas Boulevard shipyard, Singapore; scheduled dry dock for technical maintenance, classification work, safety inspections, efficiency updates, hull cleaning and application of Carnival's red, white and blue livery. Guest-area enhancements included a non-smoking casino annex, new and refreshed retail spaces, a Dreams Studio, and an updated mini-golf area.
Previous Dry Dock
December 2, 2023 - December 23, 2023
Shipyard
Vigor Shipyard
Duration
22 days
Vigor Shipyard, Portland, Oregon; emergency dry dock for propulsion repairs after an issue reduced the ship's maximum cruising speed. The upper funnel was temporarily removed in Victoria, British Columbia, to provide clearance under Columbia River bridges.
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