Passenger Profile on the Carnival Legend

The Carnival Legend sails from Seattle, Vancouver, Los Angeles, Tampa, Honolulu, Sydney, and Melbourne. From Seattle and Vancouver, seven to nine day cruises to Alaska are offered. Ten, eleven, and sixteen day cruises departing from Vancouver sail to Hawaii. From Honolulu, Transpacific cruises are scheduled. Eight, fourteen, and fifteen day sailings to the Panama Canal depart from Los Angeles and Tampa. Six and seven day cruises to ports of call in the Western Caribbean also depart from Tampa. From Australia, the Carnival Legend offers four to eighteen day cruises that depart from Sydney to a variety of ports including those on transpacific voyages. The majority of seven to twelve day cruises from Sydney visit the Pacific Islands, bu there are a few a  four and eight day cruises  to the Great Barrier Reef and Queensland that leave from this port. From Melbourne, the Carnival Legend sails on three to eleven day cruises to New Zealand, Tasmania, and the Pacific Islands.

The nationality majority aboard the Carnival Legend is commensurate with the the country of the departure port. When the Carnival Legend sails from Sydney or Melbourne, for example, you can certainly expect to be cruising in the company of Australians and New Zealanders. From US ports of departure, the majority tends to be composed of citizens from the US and Canada. Approximately 30% of passengers aboard the Carnival Legend are 21 to 34 years old. People 35 to 55 years of age are 40% of guests on this lovely ship, and persons 56 and older are the remaining 30% of total passengers. Expect more children aboard during the summer and during school holidays.