Carnival Jubilee to Debut Ocean-Themed Attractions in New Zones

In two new zones, Currents and The Shores, the Carnival Jubilee will premiere ocean-themed attractions when it debuts later in the year.

Decks 6 and 7 together make up the area known as Currents, which changes throughout the day, night, and cruise. It has six enormous LED windows and a sizable wave-shaped LED ceiling, which together create immersive surroundings for guests to enjoy while indulging in drinks and different foods.

The Dr. Inks, Ph.D. bar at the Currents offers drinks with an oceanic theme, such as color-changing cocktails, jellyfish, and shots. There’s also The Golden Mermaid, a lounge where you may enjoy drinks with precious metals and gemstones as a live band plays on stage. Visitors may also visit Emeril’s Bistro 717, where the cruise line’s Chief Culinary Officer, Emeril Lagasse, brings back a classic Creole dish, in addition to the two venues.

A place called Deck 8 or The Shores was created to mimic how people enjoy the coast with piers and beaches. From Deck 6 to Deck 8, it has a fish school art installation that is three decks high.

The promenade in The Shores has whimsical characteristics including a ceiling that is reminiscent of a ferris wheel. Visitors can indulge on pizza at Coastal Slice or a sandwich or hot dog at Beach Buns. Travelers can also enjoy coffee or beverages at the Marina Bar.

On 23th December, 2023, the Carnival Jubilee will depart from Galveston, offering weekly sailings all through the year.