The Future of P&O Australia

Hello! Welcome aboard another GoodShip video. Today we're taking a glimpse into the future with a look at how the beloved P&O brand and fleet will be integrated into Carnival Australia's operations.
This video also features my true thoughts and feelings about this merger along with some never before seen renders of Carnival Adventure and Carnival Encounter.
Soundtrack provided by Scott Buckley
‘Electric Dreams' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au

[@markwright349]

Great video as always Jed. Great to hear there wont be many changes to the ships themselves, but agreed it just seems confusing.

[@GoalHornGeek]

I can imagine the consolidation will work similarly to how the former costa ships operate in the fleet. They operate as a “fun Italian style” and I can imagine we will get the Australian style down under. I can also assume we will get the livery & the 3 color funnel, but the whale tail might be something that never comes or comes in a dry dock down the road

[@ZaqriHargrove]

Even though the carnival version of the ship is not out yet, I am planning to go on the ship

[@sharoncruisingscene]

Great information! New sub here!

[@goodshipcruising]

Thanks for stopping by goodship! :)

[@VonChoker]

sad to see P&O Australia go. I think this is obviously a cost cutting measure and they will bill the existing 2 ships coming over to Carnival as "the Australian experience" version of Carnival until those ships retire and then we'll be seeing all the usual gaudy oldest Carnival ships summering over here and maybe have 1 or 2 of their ships homeport here year round. Not to mention the current ships will be put under a flag of convenience like the rest of the fleet so they can take advantage of poor labour conditions for their staff - cost cutting

[@CyeOutsider]

Carnival shops are very gawdy - Las Vegas dive bar trashy. I have no desire to sail on any of those ships.