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Carnival Festivale

12 upcoming departures  ·  12 itineraries

Carnival Festivale is a 5,356-guest Carnival Cruise Line cruise ship. This page lists 12 upcoming departures across 12 itineraries in Caribbean, day by day and port by port.

Class Excel Class
Gross Tonnage 182,015
Guests 5,356
Crew 1,768
Length 344.0 m
Beam 42.0 m

About Carnival Festivale

Carnival Festivale is Carnival Cruise Line’s fourth Excel-class ship, under construction at Meyer Werft in Papenburg for planned 2027 entry into service. The LNG-powered ship is a new vessel, not the former Carnival Festivale of the 1970s. Its planned design centers on music-themed social spaces and family activities, alongside familiar Carnival venues. Carnival lists 5,356 guests at double occupancy and 1,768 team members; final operational specifications remain subject to completion and delivery.

Ship at a Glance

Operator
Carnival Cruise Line
Builder / shipyard
Meyer Werft, Papenburg, Germany
Registry / flag
Bahamas

Onboard Experience

Signature highlights

Planned public spaces include six zones, with music-led Studio 724 and The Festival joining the Grand Central atrium. Studio 724 is designed as a two-deck multimedia venue with synchronized sound, lighting and animation.

Dining

Announced venues include Bonsai Sushi, Bonsai Teppanyaki, Big Chicken, Pizza Palooza, Rhythm & Rolls Deli, JavaBlue Café and Swirls. The Festival is planned to combine casual food outlets with Festival Grounds Coffee & Bar.

Entertainment

Grand Central is planned as a three-deck live-entertainment hub with Center Stage. Other announced venues include Limelight Lounge, Piano Bar 88, Punchliner Comedy Club, Alchemy Bar and the music-focused Studio 724.

For families

Sunsation Point is planned as an open-air family activity area with Carnival WaterWorks Ultra and the SunSoaker and Turning Tides raft rides.

Environmental features

Meyer Werft states that Carnival Festivale will use liquefied-natural-gas propulsion.

Explore This Ship

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Itineraries & Sailings

4 Nights

4 Nights Bahamas Cruise

Ports of Call
Next: May 19, 2027
1 upcoming departure
5 Nights

5 Nights Bahamas Cruise

6 Nights

6 Nights Eastern Caribbean Cruise

6 Nights

6 Nights Eastern Caribbean Cruise

6 Nights

6 Nights Eastern Caribbean Cruise

7 Nights

7 Nights Eastern Caribbean Cruise

8 Nights

8 Nights Eastern Caribbean Cruise

Ports of Call
Next: May 29, 2027
1 upcoming departure
8 Nights

8 Nights Eastern Caribbean Cruise

Ports of Call
Next: Jul 24, 2027
1 upcoming departure
8 Nights

8 Nights Eastern Caribbean Cruise

Ports of Call
Next: Jul 10, 2027
1 upcoming departure
8 Nights

8 Nights Eastern Caribbean Cruise

Ports of Call
Next: Aug 7, 2027
1 upcoming departure
8 Nights

8 Nights Southern Caribbean Cruise

Ports of Call
Next: Dec 19, 2027
1 upcoming departure
8 Nights

8 Nights Southern Caribbean Cruise

Ports of Call
Next: Jun 12, 2027
1 upcoming departure

All Upcoming Departures

Departure Return Itinerary Nights Region Book
May 19, 2027 May 23, 2027 4 Nights Bahamas Cruise 4 Caribbean Book →
May 23, 2027 May 29, 2027 6 Nights Eastern Caribbean Cruise 6 Caribbean Book →
May 29, 2027 Jun 6, 2027 8 Nights Eastern Caribbean Cruise 8 Caribbean Book →
Jun 6, 2027 Jun 12, 2027 6 Nights Eastern Caribbean Cruise 6 Caribbean Book →
Jun 12, 2027 Jun 20, 2027 8 Nights Southern Caribbean Cruise 8 Caribbean Book →
Jun 20, 2027 Jun 26, 2027 6 Nights Eastern Caribbean Cruise 6 Caribbean Book →
Jul 10, 2027 Jul 18, 2027 8 Nights Eastern Caribbean Cruise 8 Caribbean Book →
Jul 24, 2027 Aug 1, 2027 8 Nights Eastern Caribbean Cruise 8 Caribbean Book →
Aug 7, 2027 Aug 15, 2027 8 Nights Eastern Caribbean Cruise 8 Caribbean Book →
Dec 19, 2027 Dec 27, 2027 8 Nights Southern Caribbean Cruise 8 Caribbean Book →
Dec 27, 2027 Jan 3, 2028 7 Nights Eastern Caribbean Cruise 7 Caribbean Book →
Jan 3, 2028 Jan 8, 2028 5 Nights Bahamas Cruise 5 Caribbean Book →