Carnival Cruise Lines will send its next new-build, the 113,300-ton Carnival Splendor, to Northern Europe to debut the line's first cruise program there, in summer 2008, Carnival said. The vessel, ...

Staterooms After an active day at sea or in port, it's a treat to retreat. On Carnival Splendor, staterooms offer all the comforts of home - and more. As a guest, you can expect soft carpeting, ...

• Cruisers looking for ship-wide solitude on an intimately-sized vessel. Christened in 2008, Carnival Cruise Line's Carnival Splendor is the only vessel of its class in the fleet. Its exterior is ...

Carnival Splendor is returning to Sydney with a range of new onboard enhancements after a dry dock in Singapore. The ship, which will return to Sydney Harbor on September 9, now has updated dining ...

Intinerary: Seven-day Mexican Riveria cruises on Carnival Splendor sail round-trip from Long Beach with ports of call in Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlan and Cabo San Lucas. Cost: Starts at $379, based on ...

Carnival Cruise Lines next newbuild, the 113,300-ton Carnival Splendor, will debut the line's first Northern European cruise program in July 2008, Carnival said. The Splendor, currently under ...

Carnival Cruise Line’s first Auckland-departing South Pacific journey is scheduled for 2027. So, would your kids get onboard? Leena Tailor asks three forthright children. “If we were in the Black ...

In the world of cruising, Carnival Cruise Lines is known as the “Fun Ships”. So it was no surprise that Carnival’s newest ship, Carnival Splendor, was christened last week in Dover, England amid much ...

Cloud 9 Spa is the name chosen to adorn the spa on Carnival Splendor, Carnival's next ship, which will enter service in July 2008. The name was chosen among 24,000 guest entries. The spa will occupy ...

Beginning in 2014, Carnival Cruise Lines updated Carnival Splendor’s year-round offerings from New York, adding new four- and five- day Canada cruises, seven-day Canada/New England departures, and the ...

Within five minutes of boarding, the penny dropped. There was a clear shift in the way Australians were travelling — and I was late to the party. Clawing through weekends away with a toddler in tow ...