Carnival Firenze
activeBuilt 2020
GRT
135 156
Guests
4232
Crew
1278
Crew:Guest
1:3.3
Length
324m
Space Ratio
31.9
Current position
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History
AI-generatedOriginally built as Costa Firenze for Costa Cruises, this Vista-class vessel was designed for the Chinese market with Florentine-inspired interior features but was never deployed to Asia following the COVID-19 pandemic's impact on cruise travel in that region. Carnival Corporation transferred the ship to Carnival Cruise Line in 2024 as part of a fleet reshuffling strategy, rebranding her under a new "Carnival Fun Italian Style" concept alongside sister ship Carnival Venezia to expand domestic American cruise capacity.
Vessel Timeline
22 Dec 2015
Keel Laid
Fincantieri
6 Nov 2019
Launched
Fincantieri
31 Dec 2020
Costa Firenze
Costa
Today
Carnival Firenze
Current
At a Glance
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Godmother
Jonathan Bennett
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Christened
April 24, 2024
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Maiden Voyage
April 25, 2024
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Built By
Fincantieri
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Build Country
Italy
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Class Society
RINA
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Identity
IMO Number9801691
MMSI352003546
Call Sign3E5193
Flag State🇵🇦 Panama
Port of RegistryPanama City
Former NamesCosta Firenze (Costa, 2020-2024)
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Construction
ShipyardFincantieri
Build Country🇮🇹 Italy
Keel LaidDecember 22, 2015
Float OutNovember 6, 2019
DeliveredDecember 31, 2020
Yard Number6273
ClassificationRINA
GodmotherJonathan Bennett
ChristeningApril 24, 2024
Maiden VoyageApril 25, 2024
Est. price (CIN)$780M
Price per berth$184 310
Price per GT$5771
In 2026 dollars$983M
Per berth (2026$)$232 278
Per GT (2026$)$7273
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Dimensions
324m
Length
37m
Beam
8.5m
Draft
Gross Tonnage (GRT)135 156
Length BP323.63 m
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Capacity
4232
Guests
1278
Crew
2116
Cabins
Guests (max)5078
Space Ratio31.9
Crew:Guest Ratio1:3.3
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Propulsion
33 000kW
Power
Engine TypeMAN
Reviews & Ratings
Berlitz / Insight Guides
4 Stars
1241/ 2,000 pts
Source: Berlitz Cruising & Cruise Ships
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