Are you looking to book a Carnival cruise but want to know the age of the ship, its itinerary, and how many people it can hold? You’ve come to the right place.

As someone who cruises as often as I do, you might think I will say yes to practically any itinerary. That’s not true at all. In fact, I’m quite picky with what cruise ship I’ll book. Knowing what the ship has to offer, especially how new or old it is always plays a major role in how I book a cruise. This is why I created this post to break down Carnival Cruise Line’s ships by age, class, and how many guests they can accommodate.

This post should help those looking to book the newest ships from Carnival Cruise Line. If there is something you would like to see included don’t hesitate to reach out via Twitter or shoot me an email.

How Many Ships Does Carnival Cruise Line Have?

As of 2022, Carnival has 24 ships in service, with the Carnival Jubilee on its way in 2023.

Carnival Cruise Line Ships Newest to Oldest

Below you will find Carnival Cruise Line’s ship line-up in order of newest to oldest ship. I’ve also included their latest ships being built and their estimated arrival date.

Carnival Ships By Age New To Old

• Carnival Jubilee, 2023
• Carnival Celebration, 2022
• Carnival Radiance, 2021
• Mardi Gras, 2021
• Carnival Panorama, 2019
• Carnival Sunrise, 2019
• Carnival Horizon, 2018
• Carnival Vista, 2016
• Carnival Sunshine, 2013
• Carnival Breeze, 2012
• Carnival Magic, 2011
• Carnival Dream, 2009
• Carnival Splendor, 2008
• Carnival Freedom, 2007
• Carnival Liberty, 2005
• Carnival Valor, 2004
• Carnival Miracle, 2004
• Carnival Glory, 2003
• Carnival Conquest, 2002
• Carnival Legend, 2002
• Carnival Pride, 2002
• Carnival Spirit, 2001
• Carnival Paradise, 1998
• Carnival Elation, 1998
• Carnival Ecstasy, 1991