The two characters that decide your week
Every Carnival booking is made in a two-character category code, not in a room name. The code is what decides the deck, the position and the price — and it is the single thing most likely to be wrong when someone books themselves a “balcony” and gets a view of a lifeboat.
How to read a code
Two characters. The first is the tier, the second is where on the ship — and the second is where the money goes.
Browse
Pick a tier to see what it actually is, and the first few codes that sit in it.
The full list
Filter to one hull, or search for a code, a name or a note.
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Which ships carry a given code is on that code’s own page — the fleet mapping is large enough that putting it in this table would make it unreadable. Filter by ship above to narrow the list to one hull.
This is the part we are for
That is the normal state of affairs. Tell us who is travelling and what matters — quiet, cheap, a real balcony, room for five — and we will name the category and the deck before you commit.
