Carnival Panorama might be the third in Carnival Cruise Line's popular Vista Class of cruise ships, but the cruise line is not resting on its laurels. Instead, it's adding new amenities to get you excited for the ship's December debut. In addition to popular features like the SkyRide, SkyCourse ropes course and WaterWorks aqua park, Panorama will have the first at-sea trampoline park, as well as plentiful dining venues and great accommodation choices.
Here are six reasons you'll love a cruise on Carnival Panorama.
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1. Trampolines
If you've never visited one of the popular trampoline parks located in a town near you, a cruise on Carnival Panorama is a great chance to do so. The ship will have the first at-sea Sky Zone trampoline park.The park will span more than 3,000 square feet on Decks 6 and 7, comprising a 12-lane trampoline court, as well as an adjacent recreational area with a climbing wall, balance/jousting beam, tug of war court and Sky Ladder climbing apparatus. In addition to the freestyle jumping that will be offered, the space will offer fitness classes for all levels, special activities for families with toddlers, and trampoline dodgeball and basketball games.2. Approved-by-Shaq Water Park

3. Barbecue and Brews
Carnival Panorama is only the second ship in the Carnival fleet to have a Guy's Pig & Anchor Smokehouse Brewhouse. We're not sure which is the most exciting aspect of this dining venue and drinking establishment: the mouthwatering barbecue or the tasty craft beer. With BBQ classics like brisket, baby back ribs, pulled pork and dry-rubbed chicken, the joint is the perfect spot to satisfy your craving for messy meat dishes that stick to your sides.But the exclusive line of Parched Pig craft brews -- all brewed on site in the small onboard brewhouse -- is almost as much of a draw, whether you want an IPA, farmhouse-style ale, toasted amber or smoked porter. Perhaps the best part is the free lunchtime menu at the normally extra-fee dinner spot.4. Even More Adrenaline-Pumping Activities

5. Bonsai Teppanyaki
You'll find lots of action at Bonsai Teppanyaki, the second hibachi-style Japanese restaurant in Carnival's fleet. (The first debuted on Panorama's sister ship, Carnival Horizon.) With lots of slicing and dicing, egg juggling and silly singing, part-dinner, part-show Bonsai Teppanyaki offers fun for everyone -- plus a great meal.6. Family Cabins

Updated January 08, 2020
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