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DESIGN |
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The central idea of
"splendid things"
begins in the Atrium
with rich, elegant
materials mixed with
stainless steel and
stylized wood
laminates for a
striking overall
effect. This
celebration of all
that is magnificent,
lustrous and elegant
continues throughout
all of the ship's
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SHIP FEATURES |
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Weighing in at
113,300 tons, and
featuring a total
guest capacity of
3,006, the Carnival
Splendor will
introduce a host of
new features,
including:
staterooms with flat
screen TVs, a
spectacular 21,000
sq foot, two-level
spa and gym
facility,
5,500-square-foot
children’s playroom
and a mid-ship pool
covered with a
two-deck-high
Sliding Sky Dome. |
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THE ARCHITECT |
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“When I thought
about the name of
this ship, it
brought to mind all
the splendid things
there are in the
world,” said Joe
Farcus, Carnival’s
ship architect. “The
central idea that
ties the rooms
together is the
concept of fine,
luxurious, sumptuous
elegance. So we used
elements like
pearls, gold leaf
and wood grains to
give the ship a
feeling of
richness.”
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the Carnival
Splendor.
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Central Lido
Pool Deck:
A large open
glass-walled,
two-deck-high area
that includes
Carnival's SeaSide
Theater, two bars,
Splendido poolside
eatery, Pinnacle
Supper Club and
more.
Outdoor Aft
Deck:
The outdoor aft deck
area will pay homage
to the great liners
of the past and
house Indian
Tandoori and New
York-style deli
seving stations.
Royal Flush
Casino:
Royal flush hands
are set along the
walls, with the
characters on the
cards emerging from
the wall like a
sculpture. The
ceiling is decorated
with card images
that change into
different hands.
Red Carpet
Dance Club:
Every guest is a
celebrity as they
walk the VIP line
past a series of
mannequins waiting
on the other side of
the velvet rope to
enter.
El Morocco
Bar:
Styled after the
famous 1930s New
York club of the
same name,
banquettes are
covered in
zebra-patterned
leather, with palm
trees and lanterns
adorning the walls,
which feature murals
of Moroccan scenes.
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