Cruises on Carnival Valor

Carnival Valor – Carnival Cruises

Aboard your Carnival Valor cruise, you’ll find that the theme of the ship's decor is ‘Heroes and Heroism’, a design in homage to heroes from every part of the globe, though it would be accurate to say that there is an American-flavoured note throughout the boat. A very big ship, taking in up to 2,974 passengers, the Valor is a wonderful testament to the heritage of Carnival Cruises, extending its plan to the heritage of the United States, and her great legacy on the ocean and across the world. On your Carnival Valor cruise, when you’re at sea, you’ll be engaged in the great camaraderie that permeates everything aboard – not least the staff. You’ll be able to enjoy bingo, horseracing, trivia and pool games. There's also fun to be had from pastiches of popular television shows: ‘Survivor’, ‘Family Feud’ and ‘The Newlywed Game’. And for a wholly different kind of competition, there are Carnival Cruise’s art auctions where passengers can quick-fire offers to see who can possess the most curious artefacts.

What can be found aboard the Carnival Valor?

Onboard your cruise with Carnival Valor, you’ll find the ship has four dining venues. Firstly there are the two main rooms, Lincoln and Washington. Then there’s Rosie's, the enormous, sprawling two-story Lido Deck restaurant, which can metamorphose into a casual alternative dinner spot. And, really the highlight of the whole experience, there’s Scarlett's, the upscale alternate nighttime eatery and delightful supper club. There is, in line with all Carnival Cruises, 24 hour room service providing a selection of snacks, desserts and sandwiches. 

When evening comes around, you’ll want to explore the many avenues of entertainment aboard: there’s the Ivanhoe Theatre, the main show lounge, where you can watch professional performances cherry-picked by the discerning Carnival scouts – in a similar vein, there’s the Eagles Show Lounge. Also, the there’s Winston Cigar, a smoking room as a testimonial to the British prime minister. Or you can simply choose to meet up with friends in the Carnival Valor American Lobby and Atrium.

For kids and teens on your Carnival Valor cruises there’s a terrific array of things to keep them busy – there’s Camp Carnival, for 2-11 year olds, Circle C, for ages 12-14, and Club 02, which serves a nightspot for 15-17 year olds.

On your cruises aboard the Carnival Valor you’ll be able to forget whatever burdens you might be carrying poolside, or in the Carnival Valor Spa: offering sauna, massage and salon services, as well as a fully equipped gym with an array of workout machines, free weights and an area devoted solely to spinning.