Sunrise isn’t just for early-risers. Carnival Sunrise is now sailing and will radiate enough fun for everybody! Book your Carnival Sunrise cruise today! Catching a great sunrise isn't just for early-risers. Carnival Sunrise has enough warm fun for everybody to bask in. Carnival Sunrise entered service in 1999.
Carnival Sunrise Cruise Ship Guide
Carnival Cruise Line · Destiny-class cruise ship
Ship planning snapshot
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Overview
Key facts
- Cruise line
- Carnival Cruise Line
- Ship class
- Destiny-class cruise ship
- Entered service
- 1999
- Gross tonnage
- 101,509 GT
- Passenger capacity
- 2,980 (lower berth / double occupancy)
- Crew
- 1,108
- Length
- 272 m
- Beam
- 35 m
What makes this ship notable
Sunrise isn’t just for early-risers. Carnival Sunrise is now sailing and will radiate enough fun for everybody! Book your Carnival Sunrise cruise today! Catching a great sunrise isn't just for early-risers.
Highlights
- Sunrise isn’t just for early-risers. Carnival Sunrise is now sailing and will radiate enough fun for everybody! Book your Carnival Sunrise cruise.
- Catching a great sunrise isn't just for early-risers. Carnival Sunrise has enough warm fun for everybody to bask in.
- Carnival Sunrise is a Destiny-class cruise ship operated by Carnival Cruise Line.
- Carnival Sunrise is homeported at Miami, Florida.
Practical planning
Use Carnival Sunrise’s catalog specs—capacity, year, and class—to judge whether the ship matches your itinerary length and travel party. Cabin location, dining reservations, and show times are published by Carnival Cruise Line for each sailing; confirm those on your booking rather than assuming sister ships are identical. SeaDays helps you keep port days, sea days, and notes for Carnival Sunrise in one place so planning stays with the voyage instead of scattered screenshots.
Frequently asked questions
What cruise line operates Carnival Sunrise?
Carnival Sunrise is operated by Carnival Cruise Line.
When did Carnival Sunrise enter service?
Carnival Sunrise entered service in 1999.
What class is Carnival Sunrise?
Carnival Sunrise is a Destiny-class cruise ship.
How many passengers does Carnival Sunrise carry?
Catalog capacity is 2,980 (lower berth / double occupancy). Figures can vary by cabin configuration.
How large is Carnival Sunrise?
Verified catalog specs list Carnival Sunrise at 101,509 GT, 272 m long, 35 m beam.
Does SeaDays publish passenger reviews for Carnival Sunrise?
This page is a catalog guide, not a review. Community reviews live in the SeaDays app when guests have submitted them.
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