Carnival Firenze has 2,136 cabins and suites across 11 decks which range in size from 153-square foot interiors to suites measuring up to 327 square feet.

Dining Options:

In total there are 13 restaurants and seven bars and lounges, with a strong emphasis on Italian cuisine. While some of the Chinese eateries may be replaced, there are not expected to be any changes to the main dining rooms Palazzo Vecchio and Ristorante dei Medici or the Restaurant Versilia buffet. Other eateries are expected to include the Fiorentina Steak House, Pizza Napoli and Dolce Vita ice-cream parlor. Carnival fans will also find signature restaurants such as Teppanyaki and the Seafood Shack. Bars include the Aperol Spritz Bar, serving the famous bittersweet Italian cocktail. Full details of all the dining options will be announced closer to the launch date.

Daytime and Evening Entertainment

Make sure you either have the Carnival hub app downloaded, or grab a copy of Fun Times (left outside your room every night, or available at Guest Relations); or check your interactive TV for all the fun things going on.Starting early morning, there are (free) stretch classes on Lido, for-fee Yoga classes, Trivia in the Gondola Lounge throughout the morning, movies at the Lido, Bridge tournaments, various ball games, family activities, jewelry seminars and posture seminars, handbag sales, art exhibitions and auctions and free massage tasters in the spa and even early karaoke.On the deck above the Lido, you'll find Bocce, ping pong, mini-golf and a ropes course, part of which goes over the side of the ship. All of these are free. There is also an arcade called The Warehouse where you (or more likely your child) will spend a lot of time and money trying to win tokens.An Italian Street Festival takes place in the Lido , with food, games and activities once a cruise.