Carnival Dream launched in 2009 as the lead ship of a new class and represented a genuine step forward in Carnival's ambitions. At 130,000 GT she was the largest Carnival had built and introduced features like Lani, the outdoor walk-around promenade deck, and the Carnival WaterWorks waterpark that became fleet standards. Dream's larger public spaces and expanded dining lineup (including the first iteration of The Chef's Table) signaled that Carnival was ready to compete more directly with Royal Caribbean on ship scale.
Dining
11 venues
Included in your fare
Blue Iguana CantinaMexican
Guy's Burger JointBurgers
Guy's Pig & Anchor Bar-B-QueBarbecue and smokehouse
Mongolian WokAsian
Scarlett (Main Dining Room)Continental
Specialty dining
Bonsai SushiSushi
Chef's TableContinental
Seafood ShackSeafood
The Chef's Art SteakhouseSteakhouse
Specifications
Year built
2009
Refurbished
2026
Passengers
3,646
Crew
1,367
Passenger-to-crew ratio
2.7 : 1
Decks
15
Length
306 m
Beam
37 m
Upcoming sailings on Carnival Dream
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