Live · sailing at 12 kn · USMIA-BSHMC
Carnival Cruise Line · CCL DESTINY-SUNSHINE

Carnival Sunrise

4.0· 1,212 votesBuilt 1999 · 101,509 GT · 13 decks101 sailings from $54/night
Guests
2,984 – 3,730
Crew
1,108
Cabins
1,492
Length
272 m
Space ratio
27
Homeport pattern
Miami

Where she is right now

AIS reported 06:44 UTC · 2 Nov 2026
En route · USMIA-BSHMC· 11/2/2026, 6:44:54 AM· Course 145°
Position
25.50°N, 76.02°W
Heading
145° · COG 151°
Speed
12 kn
Destination
USMIA-BSHMC
Our take · opinion

Triumph reborn as Sunrise

We experience Carnival Sunrise as Destiny-class hardware after a Sunshine-class rebirth: bigger guest counts, Fun Ship venues everywhere, and a Miami-friendly short-cruise machine. She’s for lively families who want Guy’s, WaterWorks energy, and value over brand-new Excel wow.

Day to day, Sunrise feels like a full Fun Ship week packed into a Destiny hull that Carnival rebuilt and renamed. The 2019 Sunshine-class conversion layered on the venues shoppers expect: Guy’s Burger Joint, BlueIguana Cantina, Cucina del Capitano, and pool-deck energy that stays busy at full load. She’s larger and louder than Spirit-class sisters, so we set expectations for crowds on sea days and peak elevator waits before anyone books a short Florida week.

Cabins span the usual Carnival ladder, including Cloud 9 Spa rooms for guests who will actually use the spa circuit during the sailing. Standard balconies are fine for most families; we’d be picky about lower decks under the Lido and banks beside elevators before you pay for outdoor space. Captain’s Suites and larger suites help when multi-gen groups need real sitting space rather than another inside room on a busy ship.

Evenings run Punchliner comedy, production shows, Fahrenheit 555 steak nights, and casual Asian bites at Chopsticks. Compared with Excel-class Carnival, Sunrise trades newest cabin tech and neighborhood wow for a friendlier price and classic Fun Ship density. Confirm sailings on this page and we’ll steer cabin and dining so the crowd pressure doesn’t define your trip.

She's for
  • Lively families on short Florida Fun Ship weeks
  • Multi-gen groups chasing value and venue density
  • First-timers who want classic Carnival energy
  • Food-focused guests using Guy’s and Fahrenheit 555
She's not for
  • Crowd-averse travellers who hate peak pool waits
  • Shoppers fixed on Excel-class newest hardware
  • Quiet couples seeking spa-ship hush
Honest caveat

At full load, peak hours on the main pool deck and elevators need patience on this Destiny-to-Sunshine hull. We’ll steer you toward quieter cabin pockets and off-peak dining so you skip the worst bottlenecks.

The record · ship background

Sunrise, from Triumph to Sunshine-class

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Carnival Sunrise began life in 1999 as Carnival Triumph, the second Destiny-class liner from Fincantieri Monfalcone, and sailed for years under the Great Cities of the World design theme. After Fun Ship upgrades in 2013 and a roughly USD 200 million rebuild in 2019, Carnival renamed her Sunrise and reclassed her with Sunshine-class amenities alongside sister Carnival Sunshine.

The conversion added and refreshed dining, bars, entertainment, and cabin inventory while keeping the larger Destiny-era guest counts that define her busy feel at sea. Later drydocks, including Cadiz work in 2024, handled hull, safety, and interior refresh items without changing the core Sunshine-class product story shoppers book today.

Deployment centers on short warm-water sailings from major Florida hubs, with Miami among the patterns shoppers should expect to verify per sailing. Always confirm embarkation and length on this page before you plan flights. Specs, ratings, and live sailings sit beside this record.

Build record

Keel to delivery
1998 – 1999
Inaugural
Oct 1999 (as Triumph); May 2019 rename
Fuel
Marine diesel
Sisters
Carnival Sunshine (Destiny), Carnival Radiance (Victory)
Commerce

Upcoming sailings

19 itineraries · 101 sail dates on Carnival Sunrise. Fares are live and change daily.

4-Day Bahamas

Miami · 4n · $127/n · Dec 3, 2026

From $508 inside

5-Day Bahamas

Miami · 5n · $61/n · Dec 7, 2026

From $306 inside · Balcony $536

5-Day Bahamas

Miami · 5n · $63/n · Dec 12, 2026

From $316 inside · Balcony $506

5-Day Bahamas

Miami · 5n · $113/n · Dec 21, 2026

From $566 inside · Balcony $976

4-Day Bahamas

Miami · 4n · $136/n · Dec 26, 2026

From $544 inside · Balcony $844

SailingDateDepartNights$/nInsideBalconySuite
6-Day Western CaribbeanMiami, Fl | Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands | Ocho Rios, Jamaica | Celebration Key, The Bahamas | Miami, Fl
Nov 23, 2026Miami6$107$640$1,000$1,230
4-Day BahamasMiami, Fl | Relaxaway, Half Moon Cay | Celebration Key, The Bahamas | Miami, Fl · 21 dates
Dec 3, 2026Miami4$127$508——
5-Day BahamasMiami, Fl | Celebration Key, The Bahamas | Relaxaway, Half Moon Cay | Nassau, The Bahamas | Miami, Fl
Dec 7, 2026Miami5$61$306$536—
5-Day BahamasMiami, Fl | Relaxaway, Half Moon Cay | Nassau, The Bahamas | Celebration Key, The Bahamas | Miami, Fl · 28 dates
Dec 12, 2026Miami5$63$316$506—
5-Day BahamasMiami, Fl | Relaxaway, Half Moon Cay | Nassau, The Bahamas | Celebration Key, The Bahamas | Miami, Fl
Dec 21, 2026Miami5$113$566$976$1,436
4-Day BahamasMiami, Fl | Relaxaway, Half Moon Cay | Celebration Key, The Bahamas | Miami, Fl
Dec 26, 2026Miami4$136$544$844—
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