Does Carnival Cruise Have Heated Pools?

Carnival ships offer a variety of spas and jacuzzis, but the pools are not heated. Instead, they are filled with treated water daily, and the sea water is constantly filtered while the pool is full. The Carnival cruises have three salt water pools (46 deep), one of which is heated during the Alaska season and has an enclosure for inclement weather. Hot tub spas are also available onboard.

The Carnival Jubilee policies for shipboard water sports include policies, rules, and restrictions for using the pools, waterslides, spray parks, and hot tub spas on board. Pools do not get heated usually, but will warm in the sun and through body heat transfer from people in the pool. The Carnival Luminosa and Carnival Luminosa have two salt water pools (46 deep) and a midship pool that is heated during the Alaska season.

The price of a cruise includes a range of amenities, including spas, hot tub spas, and water sports. The Mexican Riviera and Caribbean should be warm enough to swim (80s), while Ensenada will be chilly (70s). The Laconium onboard Carnival Breeze and Carnival Dream offers heated chambers with warm and cool temperatures to cleanse and recharge the body.

In summary, Carnival ships offer a variety of spas and hot tub spas to encourage serious poolside lounging. However, most of the pools are not heated, and the hot tubs are used when it is cooler.