Carnival Breeze

Carnival Breeze's cabin range includes interiors, ocean view rooms, balconies and suites. Look beyond the category name: Interior Upper/Lower rooms use a twin bed with an upper Pullman or sofa bed, so they do not provide the same sleeping arrangement as a room with two beds that convert to a king.

Cove Balconies sit lower on the ship, bringing the private outdoor space closer to the water. Aft-View Extended Balconies offer a larger balcony facing the wake. Certain Deluxe Ocean View rooms sleep up to five and have a full bathroom plus a separate washroom, which is useful when several people are getting ready together. Confirm the layout and occupancy of the specific room before booking.

The main dining rooms and Lido Marketplace buffet cover the core meals. Included casual choices add variety: Guy's Burger Joint serves burgers and fries, while BlueIguana Cantina offers breakfast and lunch with Mexican dishes. These work well when you want to eat between activities without arranging a specialty dinner.

Cucina del Capitano charges for its Italian dinner service on Breeze. The complimentary made-to-order pasta lunch is a different offering; eating there at lunch does not make the evening meal included. Fahrenheit 555 Steakhouse and Bonsai Sushi also cost extra.

Non-bottled water, regular coffee and tea, lemonade and iced tea are among the included drinks served in the dining rooms and Lido restaurant. Alcohol, sodas and specialty coffees are separate purchases unless covered by your booking or a suitable package. Budget for the meal and the drinks separately when comparing restaurants.

The Lanai is an outdoor promenade on Deck 5, with seating and whirlpools. It gives you somewhere to walk or sit outside away from the main pool deck. Up on Lido, the Beach Pool and aft Tides Pool provide separate pool areas rather than one central gathering point.

WaterWorks includes water slides, while SportSquare adds mini-golf, a sports court and a ropes course. Admission to these activities is included, but the slides and ropes course have participation restrictions. Children must be toilet trained for WaterWorks; diapers and swim diapers are not permitted. Bring closed-toe athletic shoes for the ropes course and check its height and weight rules.