Carnival Corporation has announced an order for three new mega cruise ships for its Carnival Cruise Line, each weighing nearly 230,000 gross registered tons and set for delivery in 2029, 2031, and 2033. These ships, powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG), will be the largest in the Carnival fleet, each capable of accommodating nearly 8,000 guests. This order is part of a broader expansion strategy that includes the transfer of five vessels from sister brands and follows the earlier announcement of two additional Excel-class ships for delivery in 2027 and 2028. Carnival's CEO, Josh Weinstein, emphasized the focus on growth for their highest-returning brand due to strong demand in the cruise industry. The new ships will feature advanced energy efficiency and waste management technologies, marking a significant step forward in environmentally-friendly cruising. Carnival Cruise Line aims to enhance guest experiences with innovative features in this new generation of ships, as stated by President Christine Duffy.