Carnival Triumph Tour 1

Carnival

Overview.......................................................Page One

Amenities, (Pools, Spa, Sports)....................Page Two

Amenities (Shops, Children, Other Areas).....Page Three

Bars, Lounges, Nighttime Entertainment...........Page Four

Dining..............................................................Page Five

Accommodations...............................................Page Six

CARNIVAL TRIUMPH
TOUR AND
COMMENTARY

AMENITIES
(Pools, Spa, Sports and
Open Decks) is next.

CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE THE
TOUR

OVERVIEW

CARNIVAL TRIUMPH is the second in Carnival Cruise Lines'
Destiny-class ships. Slightly larger than the first ship in the class,
CARNIVAL DESTINY, TRIUMPH has an additional deck and can
carry about 90 more passengers. However, the facilities are
well-arranged in order to avoid a feeling of overcrowding.

Although this is a very large ship, it is quite maneuverable. The ships
are equipped with powerful bow and stern thrusters and thus avoid the
need for tug boat assistance, which is very important when doing island
itineraries where tugs are scarce.

The interior of the TRIUMPH is restrained. There is no shock and
awe. The theme of the public rooms is Cities of the World and
architect Joseph Farcus has reached out for a taste of the elegance and
sophistication of places like London, Paris, Rome and Oxford.

Still, this is a Carnival ship and the watchword is still: Fun. Thus, the
ship has the standard features that Carnival guests expect and the
overall light-hearted attitude.

Looking up at TRIUMPH's enclosed bridge.

Artwork reflecting the ship's theme - - Cities of
the World.

The Reception Desk and the Tour Desk lie on opposite sides of the Lobby.

A hallway decorated to evoke the sophistication of an English stately home.