Costa Pacifica deck plans

Costa Pacifica (built in 2009, last refurbished in 2022) is the third of five Concordia-class Costa cruise ships. Her sister ships include the fleetmates Concordia (sunk in 2012), Serena, Favolosa, Fascinosa, and Carnival Splendor (operated by Carnival Cruise Line).

The Costa Pacifica cruise ship deck plan includes a total of 1507 staterooms for 3014 passengers (maximum capacity 3780), served by 1100 crew members. The vessel features 13 passenger decks (named after musical themes), 6 restaurants, 11 lounges and bars, a 4D cinema, 4 swimming pools (2 with retractable glass roofs), 5 Jacuzzis/outdoor whirlpools (plus 6 Samsara Spa Suites with private hot tubs), and 18 elevators. The ship does not offer self-service laundromats.

Throughout the ship, there are 308 original artworks and 5929 prints on display, curated by the “Cervi e Rossi” design studio.

In addition to the crew, passengers are also assisted by Pepper robots, state-of-the-art humanoid cyborgs introduced fleetwide in 2016. These robots greet and assist guests during embarkation and throughout the cruise by providing information and tips on dining, entertainment, enrichment programs (workshops, scheduled events), casino and shopping promotions, as well as shore excursions. Pepper robots are mobile, multilingual (English, German, Italian), and capable of interpreting human emotions by analyzing voice tones and facial expressions.

Costa Pacifica 2017 Drydock Refurbishment Review

The ship's drydock refurbishment (November 26 – December 7, 2017) was completed at the Chantier Naval de Marseille shipyard (Marseille, France). In addition to general maintenance, the vessel received notable enhancements to her public areas and interior spaces.

• Gelateria Amarillo (a premium ice cream shop) and Pizzeria Pummid’Oro were added. The new pizzeria is complimentary and serves traditional Italian pizzas made with 100% natural yeast, select flours, San Marzano DOP ("Denominazione d'Origine Protetta") tomatoes, and homemade mozzarella produced onboard.
• A digital signage system was installed, featuring high-resolution monitors and interactive touchscreens for easier navigation and onboard information access.