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Carnival’s Fascination drydocked for renovations
Saturday, 03 Aug, 2006
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Carnival Cruise Lines says its 35-daydock for the 2,052-passenger Fascination will involve “significant renovations to a broad range of shipboard areas.”
With multi-million-dollar renovations, the Fascination will feature a new nine-hole miniature golf course and a new Cafe on the Way featuring coffees and sweets.
Other new features will include a teen club and a new, 1,600-square-foot Children’s World play area.
There will also be a new art gallery, an Atrium Bar and a 12,000-square-foot conference room.
Flat screen TV’s will be added to staterooms; bathrooms will also be remodeled.
The renovations begin in September.
The 70,000-ton Fascination sails year-round from Miami on three-and four-day cruises.
Report by David Wilkening
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