If you’re a kid, Carnival Freedom means you’re in for a treat. 599 SHOW MORE Call to plan a cruise: 1-833-GO-TO-SEA with a cruise advisor Cabins on Carnival Freedom Carnival Freedom offers a wide range of accommodation options. You may think that creating state-of-the-art interiors comes naturally for Carnival Cruise Line, but the consistently high-quality designs the cruise line. Topping off adult-time is the one-and-(adult)-only Serenity Adult-Only Retreat, where total relaxation is not only encouraged, but pretty much required. Carnival Freedom (2007-built, last refurbished in 2021 January-February, scheduled refurbishment in 2023) is the last of all five Conquest-class Carnival cruise ships - together with Conquest, Glory, Liberty, and Valor. Its deck plans are well designed and keep most cabins and public spaces on separate. As you explore the ship, you’ll find yourself flowing freely through food options galore, from casual fare at the extensive Freedom Restaurant on Lido Deck to dining room favorites at Posh and Chic - suitable names for sure, but Carnival could have just called them both “Tasty”! Places for food are complemented by places for drink, from the always-tuneful Scott’s Piano Bar to the always-uncorked Nouveau Bar to the always-hoppin’ 70’s Dance Club. Book an Interior or Oceanview Stateroom and receive a 50 onboard credit on 6+ night sailings or receive a 25 onboard credit on 2-5 night sailings. Belonging to the Conquest class, Carnival Freedom is a mid-sized ship with a maximum capacity of 2,980 guests. A small table and chairs are usually provided on the balcony, and the interior cabin furnishings tend to be more luxurious. The concept appeals to an active, younger audience. A cruise aboard Carnival Freedom is not only one through fun ports, but one practically through time itself! This ship is inspired by, and pays tribute to decades of the past, so that when you step into one of the exciting onboard spaces, you’re stepping into not only a different place, but a different time entirely. Carnival Cruise Lines Funships, which mainly operate from American ports, live up to their name.
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