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We had two Havana cabana cabins on the 12/21 panorama cruise. My wife and I in one and our two boys (21 & 22) in the other.  We all used our large patios and private deck area quite a bit.  It was a pleasant surprise to see carnival actually enforce the need for a wristband in the pool area. Our cruise cost was just about doubled vs booking two cove balconies.  We didn’t spend much time on lido or the other very crowded outdoor decks up top.. when we wanted to be outside by a pool, we used Havana, otherwise we tended to use the bars and public spaces on 4 and 5 the most.  For a ship with so many people onboard, we rarely experienced crowds.  

On 10/26/2019 at 9:44 PM, geoffrywillhardt said:

Not gonna lie I'm dissapointed in the timing of this. We are going on the Panorama over Christmas and I was planning on checking the area out at least one day to see if I thought it was worth possibly booking a Havana cabin. Now since I'm assuming this will be the same on the Panorama as the Vista and Horizon, I will not be able to. Guess I should have made the effort and checked it out on the Horizon when we sailed on it. 

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We have two Havana cabins on the Christmas Panorama cruise... one for my wife and me and one for our boys.... coincidentally, our youngest is also coming down from Bozeman ( Wildcat family) oldest graduated last year and is coming from med school in Ohio for the cruise. Drop us a message if you want to borrow wrist bands to tour the Havana area.