Room tour of a Ocean view room on the Carnival Fantasy. Gives you an idea of how the room is set up and storage ideas.
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Review of Carnival Fantasy deck 11 (Verandah-Kids-WaterWorks)
Verandah Deck cruise cabins from V1 to 42, of which Inside cabins (category 4I), Suite cabins (JS – Junior Suite and OB – Junior Suite with obstructed view).
Carnival Fantasy Ocean View Room
Service boats (12 lifeboats, 6 tender boats/rescue, 36 life rafts)
Camp Ocean (lower level 1 of 2) is the ship's kids complex providing supervised by counselors age-appropriate activities and themed entertainment for 3 age groups – 2-5 yo (Penguins), 6-8 yo (Stingrays), 9-11 yo (Sharks). Each group has its own room and dedicated staff. Operational hours (may vary due to Carnival cruise itineraries) are – seadays (10 am – 1 pm, 2 – 5 pm, 7 – 10 pm) and portdays (port arrival time until 2 pm, and 2-10 pm). Youth staff is international, professional, CPR-certified. Staffing depends on the ship's current cruise itinerary and season. All children must constantly wear their muster station wristbands (available here or at Guest Services). In cases of emergency, parents must collect their kid's lifejacket from their cabin (when pick up their own). Camp Ocean provides supervised dinners for kids every evening (between 6 – 6:45 pm – time may vary due to itinerary) excepting the first evening. Kids-only dinners (chaperoned) take place in the Lido buffet restaurant. Among the menu choices are mac and cheese, pizza, burgers, hot-dogs, fries, fish sticks, chicken nuggets, spaghetti and meatballs, vegetables, fruits, Jell-O. Carnival Cruise Lines Camp Ocean youth program is complimentary and offers over 200 marine-themed activities. The programming also includes family afternoons (when parents can play with their kids) and a family day with group activities, like face painting and family scavenger hunts (parents and kids receive cameras and search for things hidden in various places throughout the ship). For Carnival Camp Ocean participants only (kids under 5 and kids with special needs/allergies) are provided complimentary beepers, cell phones and phone chargers. At fee can be rented baby strollers (single and double) – 5-day+ itineraries ($30 full cruise) and 3-4-day itineraries ($8 per day).
Carnival Fantasy Interior Room
Creative Cove is a dedicated room for kids arts-crafts and workshops. The Beary Cuddly Workshop is a build-your-own-stuffed-animal activity where kids can make and take home a stuffed toy (teddy, bear, dog, lion, koala). This workshop is for-fee (prices start from $20 depending on selected outfits/accouterments). A portion of these sales goes to St Jude Children's Research Hospital (Memphis TN). The 'Build-A-Bear Workshop at Sea' is a themed activity via an exclusive partnership with the toy company. Like at its stores on land, the Carnival's cruise ship workshop allows children to create and dress their own toy bears using a variety of materials, outfits and accessories, including toy shoes/sneakers, all kinds of suits, hats, sunglasses. Each bear also has its own voice (kids record the voices themselves).
Camp Ocean PENGUINS (2-5 yo) arts-crafts, Penguin Palooza (costume making, parades), music/singalongs, aerobics, sculpturing, face painting, T-shirt decorating, bingo (candy prizes), storytime (reading), Dr Seuss, Mr Potato Head, Playstation gaming, dance parties, indoor ball games, movie nights, 'Owl Jams' themed parties (10 pm - 12-midnight /fees apply).
Camp Ocean STINGRAYS (6-8 yo) PlayStation-Nintendo games, arts-crafts, Pirate Game Night, Memory Game, face painting, T-shirt decorating, sports contests, music time, bingo (prizes), Superheroes, 'Fun Til' One' themed parties (10 pm-1 am/fees apply).
Camp Ocean SHARKS (9-11 yo) PlayStation-Nintendo games, music trivia, arts-crafts, T-shirt decorating, design your own cruise ship, scavenger hunts, origami, bingo (prizes), dance parties, outdoor sports competitions, Fun At Sea themed parties (10 pm-1 am/fees apply).
Camp Ocean NIGHT OWLS (babysitting of kids 6 months to 11 yo) is available each evening between 10 pm – 1 am (no in-cabin babysitting). The service is at fee $6,75 per kid per hour (plus 15% gratuity, no discounts). Fees are paid via the S&S card (ship account /no cash) and due upon pick-up. Any kid left past 1 am is charged double and forfeits babysitting privileges for the remainder of the cruise. The service offers slumber party activities (movies, toys, board games, video games, arts-crafts) and includes room-service snacks. Babysitting of infants (babies under 2 yo) on portdays begins 15 min before first shore excursion/tour until 12 noon (or from 1 to 5 pm on port arrivals after 12 noon) and on seadays from 8 to 10 am. Kids don't have to be potty-trained (parents provide diapers/toiletries).
Carnival's Camp Ocean themed programming on select nights offers additional parties (surcharged $13 per kid plus 15% gratuity). These are 'Owl Jams' (2-11 yo, 10 pm - 12-midnight /challenges, hide and seek, music), 'Fun Til One' (6-8 yo, 10 pm-1 am/video gaming, dancing, singing) and 'Fun At Sea' (9-11 yo, 10 pm-1 am/video gaming, sports events, pizza). Snacks and beverages are included.
Carnival WaterWorks is the ship's aqua park (open between 10 am – 5 pm) consisting of Splash Zone (fountains, water spray cannons, jets, splash pools), 2 mini racing slides for kids, Twister Waterslide (spiraling tube, 114 ft / 35 m long /entrance on deck 12). To ride the water-slides, passengers must be at least 107 cm / 42 inches tall (no weight restrictions). Minor passengers (kids under 13 yo) need parents' permit. Eyeglasses must be affixed with head straps. Not permitted are – not toilet trained kids (also in diapers/swim diapers), multiple riders, flotation devices, swimwear with exposed metal parts (zippers, buckles, rivets, ornamentation), jewelry/accessories, the use of Splash Park areas without adult supervision. The Waterslide entrance is located aft on Sports Deck 12.
Carnival WaterWorks water slides
Carnival Fantasy cabins are decorated in a color scheme of cheery yellow and orange with accents of bright red, and are designed to maximize space. Caesars reward credits. In all cabins you'll find reading lamps mounted above the beds, safes in the closet, bedside tables, illuminated vanities, a flat-screen TV and at least one chair.
Closets are generously sized, with plenty of hangers, yet we found the overall storage in our oceanview cabin to be a little tight, so the ledge below the picture window proved to be a handy area for putting such items as toiletries and books. Our room also had only one power outlet; unless you bring a power strip, tasks such as blow-drying hair have to be done in turns. The room also lacked a clock, but wake-up calls can be easily arranged through Guest Services. Hair dryers are not in rooms, but can be delivered upon request.
Bathrooms feature showers and a pedestal sink topped by a small glass shelf, ideal for cosmetics storage. The shower curtain didn't always work as intended but a towel on the floor helped keep the space from becoming soaked. Although the water pressure could have been better, water got hot quickly and stayed that way. The shower stall is outfitted with shampoo and shower gel, both of which left something to be desired in the scent department. Carnival also provides a bar of white bath soap. A box of tissues was stocked and replaced as needed.
Handicapped accessible and adjoining rooms, an ideal option for parents who want to be close -- but not too close -- to their children, are also available in a variety of categories.
Interior: The 185-square-foot inside cabins come in two styles -- those with one twin bed and either a pull-down or sofa bed and those with two twin beds (and occasionally a pull-down, as well). Despite being categorized as 'inside,' some of these rooms have small portholes.
Carnival Fantasy Ocean View Rooms Resort
Oceanview: A 185-square-foot space with large picture windows, it sleeps two on a pair of twin beds that can be pushed together to form one full bed.
Junior Suite: One of the ship's roomiest cabins at 430 square feet, junior suites sleeps up to three on twin beds that can convert to a king and a pull-out sofa, and have a private balcony and picture windows. Views are either unobstructed or partially obstructed. Balconies have a pair of mesh aluminum chairs and a small drinks table.
Carnival Fantasy Ocean View Rooms Rentals
Grand Suite: Grand suites are also 430 square feet but sleep up to four people on twin beds that convert into a king and a larger pull-out sofa. These have the largest private balconies and boast separate dressing areas with vanities, coffee and end tables near the sofa and a larger marble vanity area. Despite their larger size, Grand Suite balconies have the same furniture as standard balconies.
Carnival Fantasy Rooms
Junior and Grand suites have whirlpool tubs in the bathroom, mini-bars and sofa beds. Passengers in these cabins receive priority check-in during embarkation.
