Carnival Glory

Carnival Glory - a liner that can be called the most entertaining and impressive ship of the Carnival Cruise Lines company. On this liner, almost all of the needs and wishes of the company’s guests are embodied-those that they have ever expressed. This applies both to restaurants and entertainment venues, as well as to the service and onboard amenities in general. The only time you won’t have anything to do is sleep time-of course, if you can find time for it between bright Las Vegas-style shows, visiting nightclubs and discos, and taking part in entertainment programs.

On the ship’s 14 decks, your disposal includes the Camel Club Casino, the Amber Palace theatre, where you can see unique productions and performances, the Black&White Library-a haven for lovers of good literature and board games, the energetic White Heat Dance Club, clubs for children and teenagers, and, of course, the Spa Carnival fitness center, where you can not only strengthen your muscles properly with modern equipment, but also relieve stress by visiting a massage room or SPA procedures.

Special attention should be paid to the restaurants located onboard. You can not only choose a menu that suits you, but also enjoy the aesthetic pleasure of lunch or dinner. Two main restaurants operate on the ship-Golden and Platinum-whose waiters will perform an exciting dance for you at the end of the evening. Fans of Japanese cuisine can visit the Sushi Salmon Bar, which offers a wide selection of fish and seafood dishes. At the Guy’s Burger Joint restaurant, they serve regular hamburgers, but... crafted in an exquisite and diverse design conceived by the restaurant’s chef, Guy Fieri himself. Sweet-tooth lovers simply must stop by Creams Cafe-the charming coffee shop on the 5th deck. And if you prefer stronger drinks-Bluelguana Tequila Bar and RedFrog Rum Bar are available on the 9th deck.

Are you done eating? Then it’s time to head to Seaside Theatre-the calling card of Carnival liners, an open-air cinema where, on a huge plasma screen, movies, cartoons, sports, and entertainment programs are shown around the clock.