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Carnival Victory Transformed to Carnival Radiance in 2020

Carnival Radiance

The last of the original Destiny/Triumph class ships from Carnival Cruise Line will undergo a major dry dock in 2020. The Carnival Victory will go into dry dock for 38 days on March 18, 2020 and when she emerges, she’ll be loaded with new enhancements to dining, entertainment and activities and be sporting the new name of Carnival Radiance. This will be the third in the Sunshine ship class already consisting of Carnival Sunshine 2013 (originally Carnival Destiny) and Carnival Sunrise 2019 (originally Carnival Triumph).

The Carnival Victory originally launched in 2000, has already received several new enhancements in 2018 during a 17 day dry dock, which included adding Guy’s Burger Joint, New Staterooms and Suites, RedFrog Rum Bar, BlueIguana Cantina, BlueIguana Tequlia Bar, Bonsai Sushi Express and Cherry on Top. Additionally, every stateroom on the ship was refurbished while the ship was in service between 2016 and 2017.

Christine Duffy, president of Carnival Cruise Line said:

“Carnival Radiance will offer unprecedented opportunities for our guests to Choose Fun across our entire fleet and enjoy the widest variety of culinary, beverage and entertainment options at sea,”

 

“This investment in Carnival Radiance and our many other refurbishment projects reflects our continued commitment to providing our guests with a fun, high quality vacation experiences across the Carnival fleet regardless of what ship they’re sailing on,”

Carnival Radiance 2020 Enhancements

Enticing F&B Innovations

More Than Just Bars and Lounges

Spectacular Open Deck Attractions

   Even More

 

More details on Carnival Radiance including itineraries and home ports will be announced in mid November 2018 at the same time they open for booking.

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