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Carnival Fantasy
Fantasy helped define the look and scale of Carnival’s short-cruise ships for a generation. The album preserves those interiors and deck spaces as a visual record of a ship the cruise line itself remembers as an important part of its growth.
The Story of Carnival Fantasy
Carnival Fantasy entered service in 1990 as the first and namesake ship of Carnival’s eight-vessel Fantasy class. This page is a historical R&M album of the ship and does not present it as part of Carnival’s current fleet.
Carnival Fantasy in Context
Carnival Fantasy entered service in 1990 as the first and namesake ship of Carnival’s eight-vessel Fantasy class. This page is a historical R&M album of the ship and does not present it as part of Carnival’s current fleet.
What Makes It Special
Fantasy helped define the look and scale of Carnival’s short-cruise ships for a generation. The album preserves those interiors and deck spaces as a visual record of a ship the cruise line itself remembers as an important part of its growth.
Interesting Facts
Carnival Fantasy was the line’s first new ship assigned to three- and four-day Bahamas cruises from Miami. Carnival listed the ship at 70,367 gross tons when it entered service.
Explore the R&M Photographs
Explore our R&M Adventures photographs to see Carnival Fantasy and the design that gave an entire ship class its name.
The Story of Carnival Fantasy
Carnival Fantasy entered service in 1990 as the first and namesake ship of Carnival’s eight-vessel Fantasy class. This page is a historical R&M album of the ship and does not present it as part of Carnival’s current fleet.
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See the Complete Carnival Fantasy Album.
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