Carnival Pride deck plans

Carnival Pride (built in 2002, last refurbished in May 2023, next scheduled refurbishment in April 2026, Fun Ship 2.0 refurbishment in 2019) is the second Spirit-class Carnival cruise ship, alongside Legend, Miracle, and Spirit, as well as Costa's Atlantica and Mediterranea.

The Carnival Pride cruise ship deck plan includes a total of 1,062 staterooms accommodating 2,124 passengers (maximum capacity 2,549), served by 930 crew members. The vessel has 12 passenger decks (6 with cabins), 16 lounges and bars, 4 swimming pools (one with a retractable glass roof), 4 large whirlpool hot tubs, and 15 elevators.

Passenger cabin decks include 50 Suites, 632 Balcony cabins, 167 Oceanview cabins, and 213 Inside cabins. Self-service laundromats (launderettes) are available for passenger use at an extra charge: $3.25 per washer or dryer load, and $1.50 per detergent/softener box (dispensed from vending machines). Launderettes are open daily from 6:30 a.m. to midnight and are located on all cabin decks. Each laundry room is equipped with 2–3 washers, 2–3 dryers, and one ironing board with an iron. All machines are coinless and operate using Sail & Sign cards. Washing machines are unavailable while the ship is in port (only dryers and irons can be used). Valet laundry service is available through the cabin steward, with prices ranging from $2 to $7.50 per item for wash-and-press (no dry cleaning).

Deck Plan Changes – 2023 Refurbishment Review

From April 28 through May 27, 2023, Carnival Pride underwent a major drydock refurbishment at Navantia Shipyard in Cadiz, Spain.

During the 2023 drydock, the ship received three new venues: Heroes Tribute Bar & Lounge, Carnival Adventures Shop, and Dreams Photo Studio. The wellness complex (Cloud 9 Spa & Fitness Center) was fully renovated and outfitted with new equipment.

• The lower level of Beauties Dance Club (aft-portside on Deck 1) was replaced with passenger cabins and The Chef's Table (VIP dining room).
• On Deck 2, Skybox Sports Bar was replaced by Heroes Tribute Bar & Lounge, and the Crystal Card Room was replaced with the Carnival Adventures Store. The casino was redesigned and expanded. The Shore Excursions Desk was rebranded as Carnival Adventures. The Dreams Studio (for photo sessions) was added to the Lobby.
• On Deck 3, the Nobel Library/Internet Café and the adjacent Chapel were replaced with The Warehouse Arcade (video arcade).
• On Deck 4 (forward-portside), the Real Virtuality Video Arcade was replaced with The Cove (teens' lounge).
• On Deck 5, Camp Carnival was renamed Camp Ocean.
• On Deck 10 (aft), David’s Steakhouse was replaced by Fahrenheit 555 Steakhouse (spanning two levels).
• On Deck 11 (aft), the Carnival WaterWorks aqua park was added.

Additional work during drydock included hull cleaning and repainting, with the ship receiving Carnival’s new red-white-blue livery.

Various machinery and equipment were also overhauled or upgraded during the refurbishment.