Carnival Tropicale deck plans

Deck layouts, review of facilities, activities, amenities

Carnival Tropicale deck plan review at CruiseMapper provides newest cruise deck plans (2024-2025-2026 valid floor layouts of the vessel) extracted from the officially issued by Scrapped Cruise Ships deckplan pdf (printable version).

Each of the Carnival Tropicale cruise ship deck plans are conveniently combined with a legend (showing cabin codes) and detailed review of all the deck's venues and passenger-accessible indoor and outdoor areas. A separate link provides an extensive information on Carnival Tropicale staterooms (cabins and suites), including photos, cabin plans and amenities by room type and category.

MS Ocean Dream (1981-built as "Carnival Tropicale", aka Costa Tropicale, Pacific Star, last drydock refurbishment in 2017) started Caribbean itineraries in mid-January 1982 as CCL-Carnival Cruise Line's first newbuild ship - "MS Tropicale".

In September 2020, Ocean Dream ship's last operator (Peace Boat) replaced its two bareboat charter contracts (for Ocean Dream and Pullmantur Zenith) with a larger vessel charter (Pacific World/ex Sun Princess). In October 2020, Carnival Corporation (shipowner) sold the 40-years-old liner for scrap. In January 2021, the vessel was beached at India's Alang Ship Breaking Yard and subsequently scrapped.

Keeping Carnival's original design, Costa Tropicale had 7 passenger-accessible decks (out of 11). Carnival Tropicale was transformed into Costa Tropicale during the extensive drydock refurbishment in 2001 (USD 25 million project) conducted at Fincantieri's shipyard in Genoa Italy. The Carnival Tropicale's max passenger capacity was increased to 1412 (with double occupancy 1022/lower berths).

Costa Tropicale (Ocean Dream) deck plans show a total of 11 decks, of which 8 were passenger-accessible and 6 housed passenger cabins.

The cruise liner's signature facilities included an MDR (main dining room restaurant without windows), 2-deck high Atrium, Lobby Hall (Reception and Shore Excursions desks), The Mall (shops), Beauty Salon, Tropicana Cabaret (theater lounge), children's' sundeck (paddling pool), Kids' Room, Promenade Deck, Photo Gallery and Shop, Internet Coffee Lounge, Cigar Bar, Miami Ball Room (dance bar lounge), Library, Habana Casino (gaming bar lounge), Casablanca Great Bar (disco nightclub), Duke Bar (Duke Ellington-themed lounge with a grand piano), Bahia Club (bar lounge and Churrascaria/Brazilian steakhouse restaurant), Nautica Spa & Fitness (wellness complex with gym, sauna, treatment rooms), Giada Great Buffet (Lido restaurant with indoor-outdoor seating), 2x whirlpools, 3x swimming pools, teak sundecks (sunbathing areas with poolside bars, loungers and deckchairs), Sports Deck (Sports Court, Jogging Track).

Deck layouts

  • Deck 04 - Hospital-Cabins-Restaurant

    Carnival Tropicale Deck 04 - Hospital-Cabins-Restaurant
  • Deck 05 - Cabins

    Carnival Tropicale Deck 05 - Cabins
  • Deck 06 - Cabins

    Carnival Tropicale Deck 06 - Cabins
  • Deck 07 - Cabins-Kids-Pool

    Carnival Tropicale Deck 07 - Cabins-Kids-Pool
  • Deck 08 - Lounge-Pool

    Carnival Tropicale Deck 08 - Lounge-Pool
  • Deck 09 - Bridge-Lido-Pool

    Carnival Tropicale Deck 09 - Bridge-Lido-Pool
  • Deck 10 - Sports-Suites

    Carnival Tropicale Deck 10 - Sports-Suites
  • Deck 11 - Sundeck

    Carnival Tropicale Deck 11 - Sundeck

Carnival Tropicale deck plans are property of Scrapped Cruise Ships. All deck layouts are for informational purposes only and CruiseMapper is not responsible for their accuracy.