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Why Go?
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First Carnival ship to offer flexible dining
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Carnival's best blend: a mid-sized ship with contemporary amenities
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Dancing at the New Orleans-inspired Satchmo's or Medusa's Lair
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Most cabins have views; many have balconies
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Itineraries and Ports of Call: Caribbean - Western
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Carnival Legend Review
Carnival Legend is the third ship in the Spirit class, which introduced some significant firsts for Carnival: alternative restaurants and onboard wedding chapels. Spirit-class ships also offer an impressive 80 percent ratio of outside cabins, as well as lots of nice little touches -- like museum-quality artwork and "designer" martinis.
The central theme onboard Carnival Legend is, aptly, great legends of the world. The theme is carried out throughout Carnival Legend's 12 passenger decks, 16 lounges, and indoor and outdoor promenades. The "Fun Ship" has it all including a nine-deck-high atrium, an onboard golf program, a duty-free shopping mall, a video arcade and an 1,800-square-ft. children's play area.
At 88,500 tons and carrying 2,124 passengers, Carnival Legend is just skirting the high side of mid-sized -- large enough, but not particularly crowded; we found it quite easy to find our way soon after boarding.
Read Complete Carnival Legend Review
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