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Carnival Cruise Lines Faster To The Fun - Pricing Prices Starting 2019 Cruises 2020 Cruises From Per Stateroom $39.95 USD 2 day cruises 2 day cruises $39.95 USD 3 day cruises (excluding Carnival Liberty) 3 day cruises (excluding Carnival Liberty) $59.95 USD 3 day cruises on Carnival Liberty 3 day cruises on Carnival Liberty $49.95 USD 4 day cruises on Carnival Imagination, Carnival 4 day cruises on Carnival Imagination, Carnival Inspiration and Carnival Sensation Inspiration and Carnival Sensation $59.95 USD 4 day cruises on Carnival Elation, Carnival 4 day cruises on Carnival Ecstasy, Carnival Fantasy, Fantasy and Carnival Victory Carnival Victory, Carnival Conquest $69.95 USD 4 day cruises on Carnival Conquest, Carnival 4 day cruises on Carnival Elation, Carnival Dream, Dream, Carnival Ecstasy, Carnival Freedom, Carnival Freedom, Carnival Glory, Carnival Horizon, Carnival Glory, Carnival Horizon, Carnival Carnival Liberty, Carnival Miracle, Carnival Paradise, Liberty, Carnival Miracle, Carnival Paradise, Carnival Sunrise, Carnival Sunshine, Carnival Valor Carnival Sunrise, Carnival Sunshine, Carnival and Carnival Vista Triumph, Carnival Valor and Carnival Vista $59.95 USD 5 day cruises on Carnival Sensation 5 day cruises on Carnival Sensation $79.95 USD 5 day cruises (excluding Carnival Sensation) 5 day cruises (excluding Carnival Sensation) $89.95 USD 6 day cruises (excluding Carnival Horizon) 6 day cruises (excluding Carnival Horizon) $109.95 USD 6 day cruises on Carnival Horizon 6 day cruises on Carnival Horizon $89.95 USD 7 day cruises (excluding Carnival Horizon) 7 day cruises (excluding Carnival Panorama) $109.95 USD N/A 7 day cruises on Carnival Panorama $99.95 USD 8 day and longer cruises (excluding Carnival 8 day and longer cruises* (excluding Carnival Journeys departures and Carnival Horizon) Horizon) $119.95 USD 8 day cruises on Carnival Horizon 8 day cruises on Carnival Horizon *Faster to the Fun is not offered on Carnival Journeys and Europe cruises. Faster to the Fun is not offered in the following home ports: Honolulu, Norfolk, Vancouver. Faster to the Fun will be offered on the Carnival Panorama, starting with departures in February 2020, Carnival Radiance, starting with departures in January 2021 and Mardi Gras, starting in 2021 (date to be determined). .

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