Carnival Panorama debuted on December 11, 2019, and was Carnival's first new ship on the West Coast in two decades. She measures about 133,868 gross tons and carries 4,008 guests at double occupancy (5,146 maximum).
Panorama has sailed from Long Beach since launch, mostly on week-long Mexican Riviera cruises. Instead of the IMAX theater found on her sisters, she has a Sky Zone trampoline park, along with the SkyRide pedal track, WaterWorks and a Havana section with its own pool.
Highlights
Sky Zone
A trampoline park that Carnival describes as the only one at sea.
SkyRide
A pedal-powered suspended bike track high above the deck.
Guy's Pig & Anchor Smokehouse | Brewhouse
Barbecue plus beer brewed on board.
Havana Bar & Pool
A Cuban-themed area; Havana staterooms are limited to guests 12 and older.
Best for
- Southern California travelers
- Active kids and teens
- Mexican Riviera week-long cruises
Good to know before you book
- Sky Zone sessions cost extra and need advance sign-up.
- The 15-deck figure counts guest decks.
- Sources give slightly different lengths, about 1,055 to 1,060 feet, so we leave it off.
Where Carnival Panorama sails
Deployments change by season and year. Recent and announced itineraries include:
Regions: Mexican Riviera
Home ports: Long Beach
Carnival Panorama questions
Where does Carnival Panorama sail from?
Carnival Panorama has sailed from Long Beach, California, since her debut in December 2019.
Does Carnival Panorama have a trampoline park?
Yes. Panorama has a Sky Zone trampoline park, which replaces the IMAX theater found on her Vista-class sisters.
How many guests does Carnival Panorama carry?
She carries 4,008 guests at double occupancy and up to 5,146 at full capacity, with about 1,450 crew.
Sources and fact-checking (last checked October 14, 2026)
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