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Carnival Mardi Gras
This R&M entry is marked Coming Soon, so it remains a factual preview instead of a claimed onboard experience. Future photographs can show how the six-zone plan, BOLT and Port Canaveral-based ship life come together.
The Story of Carnival Mardi Gras
Carnival Mardi Gras is a 180,000-ton ship that introduced Carnival’s Excel-class scale and six themed onboard zones. Its best-known attraction is BOLT, the first roller coaster at sea, joined by large dining, family and entertainment districts.
Carnival Mardi Gras in Context
Carnival Mardi Gras is a 180,000-ton ship that introduced Carnival’s Excel-class scale and six themed onboard zones. Its best-known attraction is BOLT, the first roller coaster at sea, joined by large dining, family and entertainment districts.
What Makes It Special
This R&M entry is marked Coming Soon, so it remains a factual preview instead of a claimed onboard experience. Future photographs can show how the six-zone plan, BOLT and Port Canaveral-based ship life come together.
Interesting Facts
Mardi Gras entered service in 2021 as Carnival’s first ship powered by liquefied natural gas. The ship’s name honors Carnival’s first vessel, the TSS Mardi Gras of 1972.
Explore the R&M Photographs
Return after the R&M sailing to explore photographs of Mardi Gras, its themed zones, open decks and BOLT coaster.
The Story of Carnival Mardi Gras
Carnival Mardi Gras is a 180,000-ton ship that introduced Carnival’s Excel-class scale and six themed onboard zones. Its best-known attraction is BOLT, the first roller coaster at sea, joined by large dining, family and entertainment districts.
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Destination details were checked against official visitor information. Original photographs remain credited to R&M Adventures.
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