Carnival Conquest

Choose what time you want to eat aboard Carnival Conquest – either Early Dining, Late Dining or Your Time Dining which allows you to arrive at a time to suit you. As well as the two main dining rooms, there’s also Guy’s Burger Joint, BlueIguana Cantina, Lido Restaurant and plenty other casual dining venues – all of which are included in your cruise fare.

In you want to enjoy speciality dining, then for an extra charge you can visit the Steakhouse, Seafood Shack or the Chef’s Table. Rooms service is available 24 hours a day and has included and additional items.

On a Carnival cruise, your stateroom is your home base. When the day is done, once you´ve had your fill of fun, you´ll head back to your stateroom and settle in for the night. No matter which kind of room you choose — whether you´re thinking of a simple Interior or Ocean View, or going grand with a Balcony or Suite — you´ll find yours a well-appointed way to wind down the day. For families, staterooms sleep up to five and interconnecting staterooms are available.

There are plenty of venues aboard to keep you entertained all night long. If you want to see a Broadway style production with all the glitz and glamour you would expect, then head over to the main lounge or if you want to dance the night away then you can do just that in nightclub. If relaxing with a cocktail in a friendly and welcoming atmosphere appeals to your tastes, then you can choose from superb venues such as the Alchemy Bar, BlueIguana Tequila Bar or the Piano Bar. Dive-In movies are shown poolside in the evenings, or join in with shows such as Habro: The Game Show, CLUE: The Murder Mystery or Lip Sync Battle. There’s also a fab comedy club, karaoke bar and casino.

Swimming pools, a 214-foot-long waterslide and a children’s pool with fountain sprays and tipping buckets make the on-board waterpark one of Carnival Conquest’s most popular features. The Serenity Ault-Only Retreat is another popular spot where adults can relax in a hammock whilst enjoying a drink from the bar. The ship’s SportsSquare boasts a number of great facilities, including a mini golf course. There is also a running track and an outside gym with exercise bikes, treadmills and weight machines.

The Cloud 9 Spa is the perfect place to indulge in a range of superb treatments, while the children enjoy time in the renowned kids’ clubs. Camp Ocean is for ages 2-11, Circle C is aimed at 12-14 year olds and Club O2 specifically for 15-17 year olds. Just a few of the activities on offer include video games, karaoke and dance parties whilst the younger ones can even have a sleepover with all their new friends. The cruise line even provides a kid´s menu at meal times with a range of child-friendly favourites such as fish fingers, chips and beans, as well as healthier options.