The Carnival Conquest

Carnival Conquest

A Calender

2002

A Weight

110,000

A Ruler

291 Meters

A Gauge

22 Knots

Stick people

2,980 Guests

People

1,150 Crew

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Your floating resort

This Conquest class flagship is something of a vacation destination itself. While you're on your way to the Bahamas and the Caribbean, you'll enjoy world class meals at the Renoir dining room or the Point Steakhouse, or you can take part in sports activities, have a laugh at the Punchliner Comedy Club, and get involved in Hasbro, The Game Show.

The ship's interior decor is of a French Impressionist style designed to complement the port city of New Orleans. Illuminated Murano-glass flower sculptures adorn the ceilings, and hand-painted replicas of Degas' ballet studios and Toulouse-Lautrec's Parisian theatres accent the lounges and theatres. The restaurants also feature some of Renoir's paintings such as "Lunch at the Restaurant Fournaise" as well as Monet's famous "Water Lilies" paintings.

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Restaurants

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Renoir Dining Room

Renoir is one of Carnival Conquest's art themed main dining rooms, tucked aft on Deck 3. Settle in for a full, served three course dinner, with choices that can include Pappardelle with Braised Lamb or a vegan Eggplant Cutlet a la Parmigiana.

Non-bottled water, lemonade, unsweetened iced tea, hot chocolate and non-specialty coffee or tea are included. Choose Your Time Dining and arrive ready to wait a little, tables are first come, first served.

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Monet Dining Room

Monet is one of Carnival Conquest’s art-themed main dining rooms, set aft across Decks 3 and 4. Settle in for a waiter-served, three-course dinner, with choices that can include Classic Beef Wellington, Grilled Swordfish Fillet and Carnival Melting Chocolate Cake.

Prefer dinner on your own timetable? Choose Your Time Dining and check in via the HUB App, or opt for Early or Late Dining with a regular table. Cruise Casual is the usual evening dress code.

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Point Steakhouse

For a proper evening out, head to this intimate speciality restaurant on Panorama Deck 10. You can make a meal of it with an appetiser, salad, entrée, sides and dessert, choosing from steakhouse favourites and seafood.

Filet mignon, surf and turf and Maine lobster ravioli are all on the menu, with wines from different regions to match. Dinner is typically served from 5:30pm to 9:30pm, and reservations are recommended.

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Cezanne Restaurant

Cezanne is your casual, self-service buffet on Deck 9, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner when you want good food without the formality. Start the day at the made-to-order omelette and egg station, then return for hot and cold buffet choices, pasta, salads and more.

Dinner brings dishes including steaks, prime rib, grilled chicken, desserts and a daily Chef’s Special. Casual attire is welcome, and complimentary coffee, tea, lemonade and unsweetened iced tea are available in the Lido Marketplace. Check the daily programme, as dining hours can vary.

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Guy's Burger Joint

Pool time has a hungry side. Guy's Burger Joint is the casual, roadside-style answer on Deck 9's Lido Deck, right by the pool.

Choose a pre-designed burger or make it your own at the toppings bar, then add hand-cut fries dusted with Guy's signature seasoning. It is open for lunch from noon to 6 p.m., no reservation needed, and a veggie burger is available if you ask.

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BlueIguana Cantina

Poolside on Deck 9, BlueIguana Cantina brings freshly made tacos and burritos to your breakfast or lunch plans. Homemade tortillas and salsa make a rather convincing case for skipping the sensible option.

Build a breakfast burrito with eggs, hash browns and more, or go for a fish taco at lunch. Customise your burrito with cilantro lime rice, guacamole and the salsa of your choosing.

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Bonsai Sushi Express

Sushi, sashimi and Japanese-style rolls, made to order when you fancy something quick but properly tasty. Choose from options including salmon, shrimp and yellowfin tuna, then take your pick away to enjoy wherever the mood takes you.

You will find this grab-and-go counter on Deck 9. Order at the counter, keep hold of your pager and collect your food when it is ready. No reservation required.

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The Chef's Table

For an evening that goes well beyond the regular menu, join a small group for a hosted, multi-course dinner created by one of Carnival's master chefs. You will start with champagne and hors d'oeuvres, then take a personalised tour of the working galley.

The dishes are not found in the usual dining rooms, and the menu may vary. Cruise Casual is the dress code, and guests must be 12 or over. Reserve online after booking, as limited seating means early birds eat very well.

Bars and Lounges

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RedFrog Rum Pool Bar

RedFrog Rum Pool Bar

Poolside, but with a Caribbean state of mind. RedFrog Rum Bar sits midship on Deck 9 beside the Lido Pool, ready with rum based cocktails by the glass or pitcher, plus ThirstyFrog Red draft beer.

Pull up for a cool drink between swims and let the poolside buzz do the rest. This one is for guests aged 21 and over.

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Bluelguana Tequila Bar

Bluelguana Tequila Bar

Poolside on Lido Deck 9, beside the midship pool, BlueIguana Tequila Bar brings a Mexican-inspired excuse to pause between dips. Choose from tequila drinks, Mexican beers, frozen drinks and cocktails, including margaritas by the glass or pitcher.

If you are 21 or over, settle in with a Mexican beer cocktail and let the poolside atmosphere do the rest.

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Alchemy Bar

Alchemy Bar

This vintage-themed cocktail pharmacy puts the mixologists in charge of your evening, blending spirits, fresh juices, infused syrups and spices into remedies with rather more flair than your usual prescription.

Choose the Restorative Basil Drop from the menu, or ask for a custom elixir, with or without alcohol. You will find it midships on Promenade Deck 5.

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Artists' Lobby & Bar

Artists' Lobby & Bar

On Lobby Deck 3, this central atrium bar adds a splash of French Impressionist flair to your day, complete with a hand-painted mural inspired by famous paintings. Drop in for trivia, charades or a lively group game between other shipboard plans.

After dark, live music takes over and there is room for a dance or two. It is an easy spot to pause with a drink and see where the evening goes, though alcoholic drinks are for guests aged 21 or over.

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Blue's Piano Bar

Blue's Piano Bar

For a proper sing-along, head aft to Blues Piano Bar on Promenade Deck 5. Order a cocktail, request a favourite and let the pianist do the rest.

Open from the evening until late, this 21-and-over lounge is made for hand-clapping, foot-tapping and giving your singing voice an outing. The piano may be doing the heavy lifting, thankfully.

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Degas Lounge

Degas Lounge

At the aft end of Promenade Deck 5, Degas Lounge pairs golden ballet-dancer statues with a long bar and aft-facing windows. Settle in with a drink and give the sea views their due.

By night, you can catch Punchliner Comedy Club, with family-friendly and adult-only performances, or take on karaoke. Check the Carnival Hub App or daily Fun Times for the schedule.

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Alfred's

Alfred's

By day, Alfred's is a quieter corner of Atlantic Deck 4, where you can settle in with a book, check your email or join the occasional trivia session. Rich wood panelling, murals and powder-blue ceiling accents give this art-themed lounge a little more polish than your average pit stop.

Come evening, it finds its rhythm with Latin music, dancing, live entertainment and regular karaoke. Check the daily programme for timings, as some late-night karaoke sessions are 18+.

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Henri's Nightclub

Henri's Nightclub

When the evening calls for something louder than a quiet drink, head aft to Deck 5. Henri’s Nightclub swaps jungle paintings inspired by Henri Rousseau for DJ mixes, bright lights, strobes and special effects that keep the dance floor going into the early hours.

You can order from Carnival’s nightclub cocktail menu, with names such as DJ’s Fave and Turn-Table, although availability may vary by sailing. Pop by after dinner, then let the sensible bedtime wait its turn.

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Vincent's

Vincent's

Vincent's is a jazz and cigar bar on Promenade Deck 5 aft, with a light, airy look inspired by Van Gogh's sunflower paintings. Settle in for drinks in a lounge made for an unhurried evening at sea.

There is a stage intended for live music, though performances are not guaranteed. It was used by smokers on the sailing reviewed by Cruise Critic, so choose another lounge if you would rather keep your evening smoke free.

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Toulouse-Lautrec Main Show Lounge

Toulouse-Lautrec Main Show Lounge

Take your seat in Carnival Conquest's main show lounge, stretching across the forward end of decks 3, 4 and 5. With room for 1,400 guests, it is built for the big occasion.

Come for Las Vegas-style stage shows and included Playlist Productions, then keep an eye on the daily programme for bingo, courses and information events. No dinner required, just settle in and enjoy the show.

Activities & Entertainment

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Dive-in Movies

Dive-in Movies

A big-screen night out, with the main pool doing a rather good supporting role. Dive-In Movies brings recent blockbusters and sporting events to Carnival Seaside Theater, by the main pool on Deck 9, midship.

Watch from a poolside lounge chair or stay in the water for the full floating-cinema effect. The Lido Deck typically becomes the theatre around 7 p.m. on most evenings, with a different film each night.

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Tahiti Casino

Tahiti Casino

Fancy testing your nerve after dinner? Tahiti Casino sits midship on Deck 5, with slot machines, electronic poker and table games including blackjack, craps and roulette.

The casino closes while the ship is in port, so check the HUB App for opening hours. Prefer a smoke-free flutter? Head for the designated non-smoking casino area.

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Pools

Pools

The Sky Pool on Lido Deck 9 is made for a proper sea day, whether you fancy a swim, a lounge or a soak in one of the ship's hot-tub spas. There are three salt-water pools to choose from.

Stay for Dive-In Movies at the Carnival Seaside Theater, where you can watch films or sporting events from a lounger or the water. Check the Carnival HUB app for the day's opening hours.

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Outdoor Recreation

Outdoor Recreation

When your deck chair has had quite enough of you, head to the Sports Deck, midship on Deck 11. You can shoot hoops on the half court, join a volleyball game, try pickleball, or settle an old score over table tennis and shuffleboard.

The jogging track sits aft on Deck 11, where 10 laps equal one mile. For a gentler contest, the nine hole mini golf course is one deck above, accessed via the sports court.

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Spa

Spa

Spa Carnival is where you can swap the ship's bustle for a hot stone massage, aromatherapy or a full-body wrap. Find it on Deck 11, then let someone else do the relaxing for once.

Treatments and spa facilities are for guests aged 18 and over. Book through Manage My Booking before you sail, or check onboard for appointments.

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Fitness Centre

Fitness Centre

Keep your sea days moving at the Fitness Centre, part of Spa Carnival in the forward Spa area on Deck 11. You can use Life Fitness cardio and strength machines, including treadmills, cycles, rowers, leg presses and dumbbells.

The gym is open from 6:00am to 10:00pm, though it is worth checking Fun Times for current hours. Yoga, Pilates and cycling may be available for an extra charge. Bring proper trainers, flip flops will not make the cut.

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Kids Clubs

Kids Clubs

Young cruisers aged 2 to 11 can join Camp Ocean on Deck 12 forward, with separate Penguins, Stingrays and Sharks rooms. Arts and crafts, games, science activities and children’s meals keep the fun moving nicely.

For ages 12 to 14, Circle C offers games, films and karaoke, while Club O2 gives 15 to 17 year olds their own music and video gaming space. Register online before you sail, or do it onboard. Late Night Owls care carries an extra charge.

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