About Mardi Gras
Mardi Gras made history with BOLT, the first roller coaster at sea, and six distinct themed zones inspired by diverse ports of call.
Highlights
- ✓First cruise ship roller coaster
- ✓First LNG-powered cruise ship in Americas
Onboard Features
Dining
- Guy's Burger Joint
- Emeril's Bistro 1396
- Shaq's Big Chicken
- Cucina del Capitano
Entertainment
- Grand Central Atrium
- Playlist Productions
- Punchliner Comedy Club
Cabin Categories
Destinations
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How many passengers does Mardi Gras hold?
Mardi Gras has a passenger capacity of 5,282 guests with 1,745 crew members, giving a passenger-to-crew ratio of 3.0:1. The ship has 17 decks and weighs 180,800 gross tonnes.
What dining options are on Mardi Gras?
Mardi Gras offers 4 dining venues including Guy's Burger Joint, Emeril's Bistro 1396, Shaq's Big Chicken, Cucina del Capitano. Options range from included main dining to speciality restaurants.
What destinations does Mardi Gras sail to?
Mardi Gras sails to Caribbean, Bahamas. Itineraries vary by season, so check Carnival Cruise Line for the latest schedules and availability.
When was Mardi Gras built?
Mardi Gras was built in 2021 as part of the Excel Class. At 1130 feet long with 17 decks, it is one of Carnival Cruise Line's largest vessels.
What are the highlights of Mardi Gras?
Key highlights of Mardi Gras include First cruise ship roller coaster, First LNG-powered cruise ship in Americas. The ship also features BOLT roller coaster, Ultimate Playground, WaterWorks among its onboard amenities.