Carnival Pride Photologue - Atlantic Deck



Atlantic Deck

Sunset Garden


Atlantic Deck is one of several that hosts a wide variety of indoor activities and great nightlife venues. The forward most section of Atlantic Deck is comprised of the Sunset Garden which connects several forward venues on various decks. The Sunset Garden can accommodate up to 52 guests and is the enclosed portion of the ship's exterior promenade. The Sunset Garden provides a relaxing and quiet spot and its décor is that of a sunset - gold, umber, and burnt red. There are murals of Old Sol along the interior walls. A staircase located completely forward on Atlantic Deck takes guests up to facilities such as Circle "C" and Camp Carnival. The Sunset Garden also encircles the Taj Mahal show lounge which spans several decks. Proceeding aft on Atlantic Deck from the Sunset Garden, guests will find the Nobel Library and Internet center. The Nobel Library encompasses the beauty of ideas and intellect and is aptly named after the famous prize created by Alfred Nobel. Featured here is Swedish design incorporating classical and deco art. There are portraits of Nobel, the King of Sweden, and award ceremonies painted in Windsor blue and trimmed in light green. Adjacent to the Nobel Library is Carnival Pride's chapel. This is obviously a key venue for guests who wish to tie the knot on board and take part in spiritual services. The Ivory Piano Bar is the next venue located along the Via Veneto. The Ivory Piano Bar can accommodate 106 guests and highlights Japanese ivory carvings known as netsuke, which were invented in the 17th century. Netsuke are traditionally a small figure of ivory, wood, metal, or ceramic and were originally used as a button like fixture on a man's sash from which personal belongings were hung. Also throughout the piano bar are reproductions of ivory carvings among bonsai trees and pagoda-like lanterns accented with warm wood tones. Proceeding aft toward the Renaissance Atrium, guests can do some shopping at the Shops of Carnival or check out some snazzy attire at Formalities. Amidships in the Renaissance Atrium, guests may descend the sweeping staircases that frame the lobby bar down to Promenade Deck. Parallel to the Atrium is the ship's photo gallery. Guests can browse photos that have been taken of them throughout the cruise. There is also a host of digital photo services and camera products for sale. Aft of the photo gallery is the Raphael Lounge which can accommodate up to 66 guests and typically might feature a jazz trio. Through several doors along Atlantic Deck, guests may proceed outdoors and stroll the promenade which wraps around just the stern of the ship.