Ship reference

Carnival Miracle

Ship specifications and sources.

Quick facts

Cruise line
Carnival Cruise Line
Class
Spirit
Entered service
2004
Status
In service

About us Carnival Miracle

Carnival Miracle entered service in 2004 and is the fourth of Carnival Cruise Line's original Spirit-family vessels. It was built at the Helsinki yard in Finland. The current operator presentation uses named spaces inspired by fantasy and fiction, giving Miracle an individual identity within the family. Those room names are more useful for planning time aboard than assuming that every related ship has the same evening setting.

The current insurer records 85,942 gross tonnage. The operator's deck plan defines accommodation as 2,134 guests at double occupancy and gives a rounded length of 963 feet, approximately 293.5 metres. Crew references disagree between the ship page and deck-plan material, so no single current crew total is asserted. A generic commercial tonnage summary is kept distinct from the specific insurance reference.

Phantom Lounge, Dr. Frankenstein's Lab and Sam's Piano Bar are distinctive named entertainment and social spaces. The dining presentation includes Bacchus and Ariadne, Horatio's and Nick & Nora's Steakhouse. A traveller can use these individual places to compare the ship's evening rhythm with another Spirit-family vessel. Their existence does not explain every performance time or meal condition for a particular departure.

The operator also identifies WaterWorks, Serenity, Alchemy Bar and RedFrog Pub. Those choices let a party consider outdoor recreation alongside adult-oriented relaxation and indoor gathering places. Check the current programme, access rules and fare inclusions for the facilities that matter most. A general list should not be treated as a guarantee of simultaneous operation or unrestricted use.

Accommodation planning needs the exact category and its stated outlook. The deck plan distinguishes rooms with obstructed-view windows and several balcony variations. Compare the sleeping arrangement, privacy and view before deciding how the location relates to dining and entertainment. Then connect those choices to the real balance of sea days and port visits. Miracle's individual room themes and documented facilities provide a more informative comparison than the ship's age or class label alone.

Specifications

Carnival Miracle — Specifications
SpecificationValue
Year built2004
Entered service2004
Gross tonnage (GT)85,942
Guests at double occupancy2,134
Maximum guests—
Crew—
Cabins—
Decks (total)—
Length (m)293.5
Beam (m)—
Last verified refurbishment year—
Maximum speed (knots)—
IMO9237357
ShipyardKvaerner Masa-Yards, Helsinki, Finland
FlagPanama
Propulsion / fuel description—

A dash means no independently verified value is available. Guest counts at double occupancy and maximum capacity are different measures. GT measures enclosed volume, not weight.

Highlights

Other ships in the same recorded class

Shared class does not guarantee identical cabins, venues or deck layouts.

Selected ships in this reference. A dash means no verified value is available.
Carnival LegendSpirit200285,942
Carnival PrideSpirit200186,071
Carnival SpiritSpirit200185,920

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