article_snippet: New York-based photographer include the Disney Dream, which features a nine-hole mini-golf course, 11 nightclubs and lounges and the first 'water roller coaster': a 765-foot long winding waterslide called the AquaDuck that goes through the ship's funnel.
article_snippet: The $800 million vessel can accommodate 3,634 passengers and 1,300 crew on 15 passenger decks.
article_snippet: the fourth largest cruise ship in the world is radiant in the sea with a nice clash of lighting, while right, The Carnival Victory can cater for 2,754 people and is an awesome sight at night .
article_snippet: Disney Dream looks somewhat different when viewed from land, showing Disney Dream height and the navy and red livery, and right, The Carnival Victory is an imposing sight .
article_snippet: The Caribbean Princess has a giant poolside movie theatre that will impress,
article_snippet: while right, The Carnival Victory has fine dining throughout .
article_snippet: the fourth largest cruise ship in the world offers all the comforts of home and more, with space for 3,082 guests and all of the signature features . '
article_snippet: The Carnival Sensation has three waterslides, and makes two trips a day to the Bahamas from the US; pictured right is the fourth largest cruise ship in the world has 13 dining rooms and 12 bars .
article_snippet: The Carnival Sensation is immediately recognisable thanks to The Carnival Sensation forked funnel, a feature on every Carnival vessel, while pictured right is the fourth largest cruise ship in the world, with a very different look .
highlights_snippet: They include the Disney Dream, The Carnival Victory and The Royal Caribbean Majesty of the Seas .
  